Our brains can be a lot like a computer. For purposes of speed, our personal computers have what is known as caches. This is storage of all web-pages you regularly visit. So that sites come up fast, cached version of a page will come up at times.

Our brains are a lot like that, too. Let's say that we walk by a certain building practically every day. At first, we look at it and imprint it on our memories, but after time we stop paying attention to it and instead of actually looking at building we now just see a cached version of building which is a composite of all imprinting we had done first times we consciously looked at it. Like computers, our brains do this for matter of speed and economy.

This weekend thousands around world are enjoying premiere of sensational new feature film, Indigo. Following in footsteps of films like What Bleep, Indigo is already creating an excitement that’s spreading like wildfire.

It’s not often I recommend to you anything not directly related to my work with Chief Joseph. And then only if I believe what I’m recommending is of highest quality and integrity. The Spiritual Cinema Circle fits that requirement perfectly.

I heartily endorse The Spiritual Cinema Circle, as I know it will make a huge difference in your life. It already has in mine.

Membership in The Spiritual Cinema Circle is growing at an incredible rate. You'll see why when you take a peek at it.

Please read on for a special message from Stephen Simon, producer of films Somewhere in Time and What Dreams May Come. Stephen is also producer and director of Indigo, and co-founder of The Spiritual Cinema Circle.

In Joy, John

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Greetings,

Before now, hardly anyone got to see best movies made each year. Now, by joining The Spiritual Cinema Circle, you'll see movies that will warm your heart, expand your mind, and stir your soul -- without leaving home.

I invite you to join me, Deepak Chopra, Wayne Dyer, Neale Donald Walsch, James Tywman, Kathlyn and Gay Hendricks, Sylvia Browne, and others in a very special program: The Spiritual Cinema Circle.

The program is very simple!

Here's how it works:

Each month you receive 3 to 5 features and shorts on DVD. The movies are personally selected by me and my team. These movies represent best of spiritual cinema and art.

The movies are new films you're unlikely to see anywhere else.

The DVDs are yours to keep. You don't have to return them. In fact, you're encouraged to share them with friends and family, to help broaden worldwide Spiritual Cinema community.

The cost of service is kept deliberately low, so maximum number of people can participate. If you join now, instead of regular $29 fee, you pay new member rate of only $21 per month (plus $2.95 shipping, and a bit more outside USA).

There's no risk -- you may cancel your membership any time. And remember, you never have to return any of your DVDs, even if you cancel your membership.

If, like me, you love movies, but you find it harder and harder to go to theaters because of violence, emptiness, and overall lack of quality and imagination that most of current crop represents, The CIRCLE is a wonderful opportunity.

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Did You Enjoy WHALERIDER or WHAT THE BLEEP?

I loved these films, and felt grateful that so many people got to enjoy them. There are many films as beautiful as WHALERIDER and as thought-provoking as WHAT THE BLEEP made each year, but almost nobody gets to see them.

Remember how you felt when you saw FIELD OF DREAMS, GHOST or TRULY, MADLY, DEEPLY? I want you to see hidden treasures, films that are just as moving as those classics of spiritual cinema.

As a result of my connections in film industry and my talks at film festivals and venues around world, every year I get to see wonderful movies that hardly anybody else gets to enjoy. I'm not exaggerating when I say that some of best movies made every year go virtually unseen.

The major distributors won't touch most heartfelt, soul-satisfying movies because they don't think there's enough money in it for them. Even independent distributors often overlook quality films.

Remember, mainstream movie business literally runs as much on popcorn sales as ticket sales. Big, violent action movies bring in audiences that eat those huge $7 boxes of popcorn and those 32-ounce $4 cups of soft drinks. That's why theater owners want these movies, and that's why Hollywood makes them.

The movies you'll see as a member of The CIRCLE are made with love and passion. They're not made to sell popcorn.