DOCUMENTARY FILM

At the intersection of ancient yogic sciences and modern technology, discoveries are being made that could shake the very foundation of the prevailing materialist worldview, and point towards solutions to some of societies greatest problems.After her sister’s death 20 years ago, Deedee, a black woman from rural Georgia, dedicated her life to teaching young people skills to manage their minds, emotions and to “access their strength from the inside”. Soon she heads to New York City to lead a pilot project in a Bronx classroom where 30 students will be learning how to access their intuition as part of a research project being conducted by NYU. She shares, “This will be a great step towards leveling the playing field for students across all backgrounds.”

On the other side of the world in India, Mala, a former national cricket champion, teaches classes full of blind students in Bangalore to teach the exact same Intuition Process with astounding results. Students who have been blind since birth are beginning to recognize colors, images and even read without the use of braille. She teaches them yogic techniques to quiet their minds, how to “catch the first thought” and recognize their intuition, but even after 8 years of teaching, how it works remains a mystery to her.