A look at the evolution of the universe and consciousness and our role and responsibilities in this story.
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 A look at the principles of biomimicry, which looks to see how nature has solved design problems in an efficient and sustainable manner by one of the founders of the discipline. Read More: Biomimicry by Janine Benyus  An interesting talk by Prof. Bruce Greyson on the nature of consciousness, and whether it can exist apart from the brain. Read More: Bruce Greyson: Is Consciousness Produced by the Brain  A look inside the body using modern camera and scanning techniques as it develops from birth to death. Read More: NatGeo’s Inside the Living Body  A good short documentary describing the history and prospects for climate change. Read More: Earth in 1000 Years  A short but powerful anti-nuclear statement by the Prime Minister of Japan during the 2011 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster at Fukushima (Japanese with English subtitles). Read More: Naoto Kan: Experiences as Prime Minister during the Fukushima Nuclear Accident  A silent film recording the adventures of an expedition led by the Swedish explorer Sven Hedin in the Gobi desert. Read More: Sven Hedin’s 1928 Expedition through the Gobi Desert  A fascinating glimpse into the scientific and technological achievements of ancient India and the effect on the modern world today. Read More: What the Ancients Knew in India  A documentary about the philosophy and concepts underlying the art of Feng Shui (environmental harmony). Read More: Feng Shui, Living In Harmony  This is a film made in 1993 by Henrik Boëtius on Goethe’s very influential book A Theory of Colours, which was originally published in 1810. Read More: Light Darkness and Colours – Goethe’s Theory of Colours |
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