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Metamorphosis Distibuted by Mystic Fire Join three brilliant minds as they engage in a free-wheeling discussion about creativity, imagination and the hot new field of chaos theory. Held at the famed Esalen Institute in California, the discussion challenges contemporary science and suggests that things are not what they seem. Renowned biologist Rupert Sheldrake offers startling theories of memory and habit in nature while Terrence McKenna, an expert in the study of shamanistic behavior, shows the connections between psychedelic experience, nature and physics. Ralph Abraham, a leader in the new science of chaos, reveals how it ultimately is the birthplace of order and creativity. These fascinating concepts are made visible through stunning vvisuals created by Oscar®-winning filmmaker Hilary Harris, and underscored by original "trance" music.

Seven Experiments - The Video Distibuted by Wellspring Media Do you and your pet have a psychic link? Why is it that you can often "feel" when someone is staring at you? How do pigeons home? These are just some of the simple questions posed by unconventional scientist Dr. Rupert Sheldrake. Witness firsthand the dramatic answers in easy, inexpensive experiments you can perform yourself. The results could very well change how you view the world! Using plain language, humor and easy-to-understand examples, Sheldrake enlists you as an amateur scientist in a startling exploration of everyday phenomena, the results of which are shaking up the scientific world. These simple experiments will delight and intrigue you...and may actually let you play a role in "the next wave" of scientific discovery!

Trialogues at the Edge of the Millennium Distibuted by Trialogue Press Video recordings of the three trialogues and the Q&A session from the public event in Santa Cruz, June 6, 1998.

A Glorious Accident Distibuted by Films for the Humanities Six leading scientists from widely diverging disciplines were first interviewed individually, in their own environments, and then brought together in a studio in the Netherlands for a discussion. It became an intriguing expedition to the boundaries of our consciousness, of science and of philosophy in search of an answer to the question of what science and its aspirations have brought us at the end of the twentieth century. In the invitation letter to the scientists it was formulated thus: "The guiding principle for 'A Glorious Accident' is briefly the one question: What are the concepts that our apparently unique consciousness has so far developed about our curious appearance in space and time? Alright, with cheerful determinism we have blown reality to smithereens. Certainly, we have let loose innumerable axioms and ideas about the question of what our consciousness is exactly. Yes, in all animals, neurosynapses, genes, formulas and daydreams we try to dissect ourselves to this end, in order to exchange views with each other of these phenomena. But to what understanding has this dizzying analysis brought us in the long run?"

Art Meets Science & Spirituality - The Transforming World Distibuted by Mytic Fire Featuring Lawrence Weiner, Rupert Sheldrake, Sogyal Rinpoche and J.M. Leveque, who discuss art and entropy, reincarnation and the morphogenetic field.

Of Sound Mind and Body: Music and Vibrational Healing Distibuted by Trans-Hyperborean Institute of Science This well-known and popular video introduces that we live in a "vast ocean of sound" that continually washes over us, laden with information. The first part of the video focuses on the benefits of music therapy for serious illness, second section looks at the power of the human voice with Johnathan Goldman and Dr. John Beaulieu, third includes an interview with Deepak Chopra who discusses the archetypal primordial sound (the mantra "om") and biologist Rupert Sheldrake, who provides a perspective on the living organism as a group of vibrations. Produced by Jeff Volk, 70 minutes.

New Physics and Beyond Distibuted by Thinking Allowed Biologist Rupert Sheldrake, Ph.D., author of A New Science of Life, has stimulated and even startled the scientific world by challenging mechanistic thinking in the life sciences. Dr. Sheldrake proposes a startling alternative to the idea that genetic programming is solely responsible for diversity of form, development of behavior and development of mind in living creatures. (#S495)

The Universal Organism Distibuted by Thinking Allowed The so-called "laws of nature" may actually be more like habits and instincts than immutable and inviolable laws. Rupert Sheldrake, Ph.D., biologist and author of the controversial A New Science of Life, suggests that from this perspective all of creation may be viewed as a living organism. This ancient concept, he says, challenges the notion of the universe as a mechanism with God as the great mechanic. (#S496)