Julian Assange Splendour Forum Address 2011

In his first-ever public address at a music festival, the Australian WikiLeaks editor-in-chief Julian Assange has made an address to the SPLENDOUR FORUM audience as part of a discussion panel that lifts the lid on the powers struggling for control of the internet - and what they don't want you to know.


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Bob Thurman and Deepak Chopra - Buddhism and Vedanta

Received from a dear MySpace friend:

"In contrasting Buddhism and Vedanta (Hindu philosophy), Bob Thurman, a former Buddhist monk and Deepak Chopra find there are more comparisons than differences, and both agree that, more and more, scientists are showing that quantum physics and spirituality (awareness, consciousness, the soul) are the nature of true reality. A must-see."

Carl Jung - Matter of Heart

"Documentary on the famous Swiss psychoanalyst, Carl Gustav Jung, featuring interviews with those who knew him, and archive footage of Jung. Discusses some of his perspectives and how he was marginalized by history.

"The C.G. Jung institute of Lost Angeles"

I See What Is Human. Alas, All Too Human: Friederich Nietzsche

The Denial-Monkey (Homo Denialis)

Entrapment - Episode Three (final episode)

Osho - The Rule of a Barbarous Society

"Osho is asked to comment on the death penalty. This is a ten minute excerpt from a longer talk. The death penalty is a degrading proof of man's inhumanity to man. It shows that man is still living in the barbarous age. Civilization still remains an idea -- it has not become a reality."

Howard Zinn: On Human Nature And Aggression

Entrapment - Episode Two

Entrapment - Episode One

A Rough History Of Disbelief - Part Three

"Part three - The Final Hour: The history of disbelief continues with the ideas of self-taught philosopher Thomas Paine, the revolutionary studies of geology and the evolutionary theories of Darwin. Jonathan Miller looks at the Freudian view that religion is a 'thought disorder'. He also examines his motivation behind making the series touching on the issues of death and the religious fanaticism of the 21st century."

A Rough History Of Disbelief - Part Two

"Part two - Noughts and Crosses: With the domination of Christianity from 500 AD, Jonathan Miller wonders how disbelief began to re-emerge in the 15th and 16th centuries. He discovers that division within the Church played a more powerful role than the scientific discoveries of the period. He also visits Paris, the home of the 18th century atheist, Baron D'Holbach, and shows how politically dangerous it was to undermine the religious faith of the masses."

A Rough History Of Disbelief - Part One

"Part One - Shadows of Doubt: Jonathan Miller visits the absent Twin Towers to consider the religious implications of 9/11 and meets Arthur Miller and the philosopher Colin McGinn. He searches for evidence of the first 'unbelievers' in Ancient Greece and examines some of the modern theories around why people have always tended to believe in mythology and magic."