Hopedance

METAPHYSIA 2012: May 9 at the Palm in SLO 7pm, $9

Trailer:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Kuh1l5zMjw

More details: http://www.metaphysia2012.com/

Review (by Bob Banner) : http://hopedance.org/index.php/home/awakenings/2485

Fan Page : http://www.facebook.com/pages/Metaphysia-2012-The-Movie-Fan-Page/202367059813746

FACEBOOK Invite Page : http://www.facebook.com/events/426580104021411/

With Hua Anwa to give a blessing before the film and to be with others to have conversation after the film with the audience, including Shantel, Sumac, Krishna, Pam Stein and others.

Cosponsors:

Palm Theatre

Circles of Empowerment

The Luminous Spirit 

Central Coast Bioneers

Terez Autrand

Soul Medicine

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SLO Transition Towns

Ryan Herr

and others TBA

 To cosponsor, please read this brief explanation:

http://www.hopedance.org/index.php/other-news/2439

METAPHYSIA 2012 where normal guy Sean Fisher decides to leave the corporate world in search of meaning amidst the craziness of the world we live in. He travels throughout the United States to speak with such important people as Michael Beckwith, Robert Thurman, Dean Radin, David Wilcock, Adam Hodge, Dick Sutphen, Peter Russell, energy workers, and some channelers including Bashar as well as other metaphysical researchers to help him feel connected to his purpose.  His relationship to an indigenous leader (Chief Sonne Reyna) reveals many synchronicity’s that lie at the heart of this film. It is also the first time a director has expressively required me to read out a particular blessing before showing their film, in a way to create more of a sacred space before viewing this film. When it was shown at IONS in Petaluma it was very well received. Matthew Gilbert, Editorial Director of IONS wrote: “Metaphysia 2012 is an earnest and thoughtful primer on what it means to start waking up to the fact that the world is different than what we’ve been conditioned to believe. Sean Fisher’s journey from neophyte to full-fledged seeker is a treat to watch, and his homage to Native American wisdom is an added bonus.” My review is at: http://hopedance.org/index.php/home/awakenings/2485