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Screenings in Johannesburg
Forthcoming in Johannesburg at Sage Centre
Friday 17 April at 6.30pm
Krishnamurti – The Challenge of Change. Compelling new biographical perspective on this timeless teacher. Narrated by Richard Chamberlain. See below.
Friday 1 May at 6.30pm
2012 – Science or Superstition? See Cape Town write-up.
Forthcoming in Johannesburg at Zenatude
Wednesday 8 April at 6.30pm
Krishnamurti – The Challenge of Change. See below.
Wednesday 6 May at 6.30pm
2012 – Science or Superstition? See Cape Town write-up.
2004; Director: Michael Mendizza. Producer: Evelyne Blau. Music: Michael Rogers. Narrator: Richard Chamberlain. Running time: about 80 minutes.
A fascinating and fitting tribute to the old master who refuses all paths, all religions, all temples, all rituals. Yet who inspires us with his great wisdom and insight and calls for the awakening of intelligence.
This new perspective titled THE MAN AND HIS TEACHINGS was compiled in 2004 – a fresh look at the Theosophical Society background and then the emergence of this independent thinker who has influenced some of the greatest spiritual seekers in our time. A remarkable story told through archival films, photographs and discussions.
Scenic backdrops of Adjar India, Saanen Switzerland and Ojai California. Several snippets of his teachings from all over the world make this a real treat for newcomers and Krishnamurti fans alike.
Friday 17 April at 6.30pm
Krishnamurti – The Challenge of Change. Compelling new biographical perspective on this timeless teacher. Narrated by Richard Chamberlain. See below.
Friday 1 May at 6.30pm
2012 – Science or Superstition? See Cape Town write-up.
Forthcoming in Johannesburg at Zenatude
Wednesday 8 April at 6.30pm
Krishnamurti – The Challenge of Change. See below.
Wednesday 6 May at 6.30pm
2012 – Science or Superstition? See Cape Town write-up.
Krishnamurti: The Challenge of Change
A new compelling biographical perspective on this timeless teacher.
“Truth is a Pathless Land”.
“Truth is a Pathless Land”.
2004; Director: Michael Mendizza. Producer: Evelyne Blau. Music: Michael Rogers. Narrator: Richard Chamberlain. Running time: about 80 minutes.
A fascinating and fitting tribute to the old master who refuses all paths, all religions, all temples, all rituals. Yet who inspires us with his great wisdom and insight and calls for the awakening of intelligence.
This new perspective titled THE MAN AND HIS TEACHINGS was compiled in 2004 – a fresh look at the Theosophical Society background and then the emergence of this independent thinker who has influenced some of the greatest spiritual seekers in our time. A remarkable story told through archival films, photographs and discussions.
Scenic backdrops of Adjar India, Saanen Switzerland and Ojai California. Several snippets of his teachings from all over the world make this a real treat for newcomers and Krishnamurti fans alike.