Here he reviews and presents his take on different movements within Buddhism – including theravada, zen, pure land, and mahayana.

Here he describes his personal journey from a deeply abused and tormented child to becoming a specialist in cases of spirit possession.

In this interview, Cynthia Sue weaves her own personal experiences and research with a wider knowledge based on accumulating over 1,000 instances of bizarre events concerning the disappearance and reappearance of objects and people.

Rabbi Lawrence Kushner suggests that all religious traditions point humanity toward the goal of unity with God. He suggests that the connections between people transcend death and help us to face both life and death. He speculates that god is the source of synchronicities and coincidences in our lives, and that nothing is accidental.

Contemporary science is engaging in a process of integrating human consciousness into its body of knowledge. As an example of this new direction, Dr. Harman summarizes research into the conscious survival of the death of the body. He points to several lines of evidence suggesting a need for a larger understanding of consciousness.

This is an open-ended conversation. It addresses the meaning of “apocalypse” and then delves into deep issues concerning human/divine connection and process.