The Day I Died

One of the best documentaries made about Near Death Experiences, by the BBC. Featuring many top scientists that have studied Near Death Experiences and other related incidents.

The BBC has refused to replay this documentary, and has stopped it from being sold as a dvd. They don't want to get accused of supporting 'fringe' theories.

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The Day I Died - NDE - Consciousness Documentary by spiritsandbeyond

The Day I Died

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Cosmic Journeys - LIFE: Destiny or Chance?

Are the universe and its physical laws so fine-tuned that the rise of life is inevitable? Or is life a fluke, a lucky roll of cosmic dice? We look for the answer in the rise of two important components of life, dust and water. It turns out that the universe is laden with water, a byproduct of dust kicked out and spread around by supernovas and black holes.

Cosmic Journeys - LIFE: Destiny or Chance?

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The Islamic State

Devastating footage of executions and men lying beheaded in the street illustrates the severity of the threat of the Islamic State. Militants patrol the streets to ensure their religious standards are being upheld, and citizens are encouraged to report any transgressors, even if they are family members. One man is stopped and instructed to make his wife change the fabric of her veil, and although the tone is polite it is clear the requestor is telling, not asking. The influence of the enforcers is evident - prisoners who have dared disobey the IS laws are full of self-blame, accepting their punishments to be the will of Allah. Disobedience will not be tolerated by man or God.

The Islamic State (Full Length)

The Islamic State

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Creation of the Universe (full documentary)

To get to the contemporary view of the creation of the universe with a beginning and an end, many beliefs and attitudes have undergone complete revolutions. 

Most scientists believe that the physical world arose about 14,000 million years ago, from a microscopic point where an almost infinite amount of energy is concentrated. Such was its density, which eventually explode like a huge nuclear furnace. The energy released in the explosion then began to spread in all directions creating a new reality. 

This documentary talks about the different ways of trying to describe the Universe


Creation of the Universe (full documentary)

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The Boundaries of the Knowable

Professor Russell Stannard (Department of Physical Sciences, The Open University) presents a series with numerous open questions about our consciousness and the physical brain, free will, cosmology and life. Questions such as: What is consciousness? What is free will? What caused the Big Bang? What is time?

One day he says, we will reach the limits of science and it will grind to a halt. Science is the pursuit of knowledge to understand the physical world around us. One day we will reach the boundaries of the knowable. Perhaps we have already reached them. There are questions that we cannot answer and perhaps never will.

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The Boundaries of the Knowable

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Can you get what you want?

Can you get what you want?

Jake Porway reveals the secrets persuasive people use to talk their way out of trouble and into success. Learn how to adjust what you say and how you say it in order to get what you want, when you want it, from whomever you want.

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Can you get what you want?

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What the Ancients Did for Us: The Islamic World

The rise of Islam is one of the most important events in world history. In the 7th century, Mohammed's intention was to unite the divided Arabs through a new religion. A century after his death, he'd succeeded in producing a medieval superpower. The Arabs and Moors had spread through Spain towards the Pyrenees. Cordoba became renowned as one of the greatest and wealthiest cities in Europe. Moorish cities such as Toledo and Seville were famed for their new culture and universities.

The first What The Ancients Did For Us programme explores the Muslim contribution to the western world - in art, architecture, astronomy, medicine, science, and learning. The early Muslims are credited with inventing distillation and could distil just about anything - from alcohol to perfume. Hygiene is very important in the Muslim world so they invented and manufactured soap - centuries before the West - and hundreds of bathhouses were built throughout Muslim cities.

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What the Ancients Did for Us: The Islamic World

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The Numbers Game : Are You Superstitious?

The Numbers Game : Are You Superstitious?

Whether you regularly knock on wood or occasionally wear a lucky hat, superstition may influence your life more than you know. Jake Porway exposes superstitions, reveals their origin, and shows why embracing them can change your life for the better.

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The Numbers Game : Are You Superstitious?

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The Secret Family of Jesus

The Secret Family of Jesus

In this film Robert Beckford will decrypt the Bible and other ancient scriptures to tell for the first time the actual story of Jesus' bloodline because he thinks Jesus had brothers and sisters, cousins, aunts, uncles and nephews. A huge widespread family tree that was there for at least 300 years after his demise and took large part in the establishment of Christianity, that the authentic idea was too threatening for the new religion, and that the formal Church kidnapped their campaign and then made an attempt to remove them from the story.

The very first words of this new belief, as uttered by Jesus and his followers, are contained in the Bible. For many people, it's truly the word of God. But dispersed across the pages of this book are some puzzling allusions to a group of people very close to Jesus, his own clan and his dearest associates. But strangely, they barely get recognition at all.

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The Secret Family of Jesus

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Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey - Unafraid of the Dark

Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey

Unafraid of the Dark

Explore one of the biggest mysteries of the universe: dark energy. Meet Fritz Zwicky, whose prediction of supernovas paved the way for our larger understanding of dark energy, the unknown force in the universe that overwhelms gravity on the grandest scale. 

Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey - Unafraid of the Dark

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