i find most tv programs a waste of the relatively short time we have here. these movies are a better use of time.
A Friend Indeed – the story of bill sackter – on a scale of 1 – 10, i give this a 10! my all time fav documentary!
You can find it here on amazon.
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frank abagnale (catch me if you can)
dan gilbert: exploring the frontiers of happiness
mahatma gandhi – pilgrim of peace
How Will We Love?
peace pilgrim
tibet: the lost world
happiness industry: joy at last!
president’s forum with thich nhat hanh
deepak chopra: how to create a new self
Reconciling Love: Archbishop Desmond Tutu
teaching of the dalai lama
lost treasures of tibet
thich nhat hanh – peace in every step
long life, happiness and prosperity
the way of the wizard – deepak chopra
matthieu ricard speaks on compassion
andrea taylor: hope through compassion
bill gate,sr.: showing up for life
“FREE NIRVANA ~ buddhist wisdom for uncertain times”: gary gach
australian woman’s extraordinary journey into jihad
buddha is as buddha does
the second book of the tao
why ancient wisdom matters in a modern world
the four nobel truths
charlie rose: the dalai lama
a guide to happiness
nietzche on hardship – philosophy: a guide to happiness
dacher keltner: born to be good
the how of happiness
deepak chopra and andrew cohen dialogue on conciousness
zeitgeist
the life of paramhansa yogananda
Wonderful Susan Buffet & Charlie Rose
happy duck
I watched “How Will We Love” this morning at 9am….. I’m not quite sure if I’m glad I saw it or not! A little dangerous being so close to Valentines Day! Thank God the drive up wedding window isn’t in New York!
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what an honor indeed to have my humble talk reposted alongside such luminaries. (actually it’s not entitled “complete idiot’s guide to buddhism” but rather “FREE NIRVANA ~ Buddhist Wisdom for Uncertain Times” — but what’s in a name? ) I’ve bookmarked the site to return to visit some of these talks I’ve not seen, now & in the future. Thank you.
palms joined
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gary gach
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fixed the title – thanks for visiting, Gary!
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