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The mysteries of near-death experiences | Death and dying - Vimarsana News

The mysteries of near-death experiences | Death and dying

<strong>Letters: </strong>Readers respond to Alex Blasdel’s long read on the studies of brain activity immediately after death

National Dance Company's 'Book of the Dead' to journey beyond the veil - Vimarsana News

National Dance Company's 'Book of the Dead' to journey beyond the veil

Empty-eyed female dancers gracefully whirl around, their movements intertwined with pounding beats. The scene reinterprets the traditional ritual of ground hardening of burial to protect the resting place from outside intrusion. Set to premiere at Haeoreum Grand Theater on April 25 where it will run through April 27, “Book of the Dead” is the latest work by the National Dance Company of Korea, affiliated ...

Samsara, a Transcendent Cinematic Experience Like No Other - Vimarsana News

Samsara, a Transcendent Cinematic Experience Like No Other

Directed by Lois Patiño, Samsara starts with teenage monks in Laos and ends with seaweed farmers in Zanzibar. “You open your eyes to the different ways of living,” he says

Why I want people to watch my film Samsara with their eyes closed - Vimarsana News

Why I want people to watch my film Samsara with their eyes closed

In his new film, ‘Samsara’, director Lois Patiñoasks viewers to close their eyes for 15 minutes. He tells James Mottram why – and how it’s changing people’s feelings about the afterlife

'I will never forget this': Samsara, the film you watch with your eyes shut | Movies - Vimarsana News

'I will never forget this': Samsara, the film you watch with your eyes shut | Movies

Drawing from the Tibetan Book of the Dead, Lois Patiño’s film features a 15-minute light-and-sound interlude in which viewers can join the star on her journey to the afterlife