In front of an audience of two thousand, Eckhart Tolle articulates how our history is a reflection of human unconsciousness and explains the nature of the awakening of consciousness that has now become an urgent necessity.

Twelve 30-minute lectures by Oxford University Professor Daniel N. Robinson on consciousness from the perspective of the philosopher, the psychologist, the scientist, and the doctor.

Krishnamurti considers the causes of human conflict, and if applied intelligence can help us to live without it.

The very laws of science are called into question when William Foster, a neuroscientist, seeks to bring back his dead family members. A car accident takes everyone he loves from him, but the synthetic biologist decides to put all of his scientific knowledge to the test when his grief overwhelms him. If Foster wants to be successful though, he'll have to take on not only scientific experimentation, but a government task force out to stop him.

A psychedelic phenomenon is a temporary altered state of consciousness in which the 'seer' witnesses first hand accounts of altered states of awareness.

Rupert Sheldrake, biologist and originator of the theory of morphogenetic fields; Ralph Abraham, mathematician, leader in the new science of chaos, and professor emeritus, University of California, Santa Cruz; and Terence McKenna, shamanologist and ethnopharmacologist, engage in a trialogue on chaos and the world soul.