On July 17, 2008, former U. S. Vice President Al Gore gave a speech in Washington, D.C. during which he challenged America to end its dependency on carbon-based fuels within the next 10 years. This is a viable and do-able solution to at least part of the three main problems facing us today—the economy, the environment, and national security. Mr. Gore began his speech with this statement: There are times in the history of our nation when our very way of life depends upon dispelling illusions and awakening to the challenge of a present danger. In such moments, we are...

Here’s another inspirational movie from Marcia Wieder and Mac Anderson of www.simpletruths.com . It’s a reminder that all of our accomplishments first begin as dreams, and an encouragement to bask in our dreams, since that’s how we begin to bring them to reality. Click the graphic below to go to www.thedreamsmovie.com to view the movie. Click the graphic above to go view the movie...

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Spiritual Cinema Circle Vol. 6 (Domestic & International) Sometimes asking the right questions is all it takes to make life a whole lot easier or, at the least, more understandable. This month the SPIRITUAL CINEMA CIRCLE’S feature film, IF I NEVER SEE YOU AGAIN, raises the question “Is it ever too late to live our dreams?” The winner of 6 Ariel’s, (the Mexican equivalent of the Academy Awards), this film beautifully demonstrates that no matter what your age, life is always worth living. Three short films accompany the feature which includes MIRA, a delightful heartwarming short film about “trust” that...

John Bramblitt, a University of North Texas (Denton) undergraduate, lost his eyesight to epilepsy. But he found his vision again through painting, using his hands, instead of his eyes, to “see”. He used his anger at losing his sight to regain his sense of inner vision and proved he’d found it by beginning to paint. His is a story of hope and encouragement. Enjoy the movie, courtesy of Bob Phillips, the Texas Country Reporter, a TV reporter who, since 1972, has been traveling the backroads of Texas to find the people and places who make the Lone Star State one-of-a-kind...