Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #21704 in Books
• Published on: 2007-11-30
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 320 pages

Synopsis
A fully illustrated, interactive guide explores the complicated, dense material of mysticism, philosophy, and quantum physics, boiling it down to easy to understand, practical advice. Movie tie-in. Reprint. 100,000 first printing. $75,000 ad/promo.

Customer Reviews

A Revelation in Movie Making
This movie is simply astounding. I think it's fair to say there has never been one like it. It uses the latest cutting edge physics, combines with the leading new age thinking about who and what we are to postulate some staggering but yet rational theories. What I like best about it is the way that the power of the individual, lost for centuries in the battles of the empires, the "god is over there - not here" religions and the Newtonian/Decartesian sciences, is firmly re-instated. The time of individual spirituality and empowerment is arriving - watch out establishments everywhere!

Interesting but not science
"What the bleep" puts forward some interesting and possible "true" views but attempts to base it on science, especially quantum theory. On that it fails because the conclusions it tries to draw do not follow from the premises it sets out without a vast array of intervening but undeclared assumptions. Yes, our attitude will determine the sort of reality we experience and yes, our actions contribute to the creation of the reality we all share. I believe those things but the "evidence" presented here is not such that I can base my beliefs on it,

Science is too powerful and too truly spiritual that it does not need to be debased by its abuse. Having said that, it is still worth reading or watching the associated DVD with an open but still sceptical mind. Scepticism is a spritual position.....To find the truth you must discard the lies. Learn from but don't swallow whole.

Not science mysticism but ok
Firstly this is not a science it is mysticism and sadly like most gets an awful lot wrong. Check out the film's reviews for a more honest cross section of views. If your into psuedo-science, philosophy or mysticism you'll love this as its pretty well thought out book. Personally I think twisting and altering science to a belief is a dangerous thing to do.

Anyway please dont get this book and think you'll learn anything that you could say to a physicist. If you know any of the "sciencific" subject matter covered this will frustrate the hell out of you.