What I Thought About The Sacred Science Movie (Video)

I find it so fascinating how life works. With the internet and sites like Facebook, you never know what new type of information you’re going to come across from one day to the next. You might stumble across a piece of information whether it’s a movie, a book, an article, a link or a radio show that could change your life forever.

This is actually what happened to me when I “by chance” happened to hear David Wolfe on Coast to Coast AM one summer night in 2005. It’s been a constant journey ever since I heard him on that show and my life has never been the same since.

As a result of being exposed to his information, I’ve gone down many paths learning and learning as much as I can every single day.

Today was one of those days where I was “by chance” exposed to a great documentary called Sacred Science. If you haven’t seen this yet I cannot recommend it more. It goes into the story of 8 people that have diseases that are pretty advanced.

Notice I did not say they had diseases that were incurable or that were “bad” because that would mean placing a judgement on these diseases and once we judge a disease as bad then we naturally want to fight it. And in my opinion, there is no healing when we’re in a state of fighting. Allowing the disease to be there is where we want to be mentally. There is healing when we learn to Accept the disease for what it is. Learning from it and why it’s there on a deeper level than the physical is so important. Because like or not, if it’s there, we’re going to have to have a relationship with this disease. And you’re never going to get your remedy when you fight with or against something.

Remember the quote from Mother Theresa when people asked her to join their march protesting war she said,

“I was once asked why I don’t participate in anti-war demonstrations. I said that I will never do that, but as soon as you have a pro-peace rally, I’ll be there.”

The story of thes 8 people is quite fascinating. One of them ends up leaving the Amazon rainforest after only 10 days. One of the participants actually ends up passing away and the rest of them you’ll just have to watch this wonderful documentary to find out.

When you watch it you realize the struggle these people are going through. The emotional detox they have to endure in order to find their healing is quite profound. They each get their own hut where they live in the rain forest for 30 days and they end up taking specific medicines like ayahuasca, chanca piedra and many other herbs and plant medicines that we typically discard here in the West.

It’s almost like a constant state of meditation they go through all day and all night. Being alone and meditating or being in nature without a laundry list of things you have to do each day can be frightening for many people.

In our culture we’re constant “do-ers”. We pride ourselves and put our self worth on what we accomplish.

Remember what Pascal said,

“All of humanity’s problems stem from man’s inability to sit quietly in a room alone.” ― Blaise Pascal, Pensées

Watching people that are afflicted with diabetes, parkinson’s disease, prostate cancer, crohn’s disease and other illnesses totally transform their life through acceptance, quiet meditation, prayer, herbs and energetic healing is quite profound.

I really think you’ll like this movie. You can watch the trailer below and then sign up to watch the entire thing if you’re interested.

I highly recommend it.

Watch the entire movie here you just need to sign up and you’ll be good to go.