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Learn Michael Beckwith’s Secret to Spiritual Liberation

I’m going to slip in another of these messages about the Spiritual Cinema Circle. This is another exciting month for the films, and I just wanted to alert you.

Be well — be in peace,

Ron
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Ever wonder if the inspirational leaders you admire actually walk their talk? The new documentary, Spiritual Liberation, follows a day in the life of Michael Beckwith — featured in The Secret — and shows us how he lives his own evolutionary teachings every moment.

“The role of a spiritual teacher is to consistently point to the limitless possibilities available to us,” says Dr. Beckwith, frequent guest on The Oprah Winfrey Show, and the founder and spiritual director of the Agape International Spiritual Center in Los Angeles.

“People want to know about their purpose, why are they here on the planet? It’s the question that won’t go away, because the answer reveals that we are here to wake up, to discover our true nature — our gifts, talents and capacities — and to express them. That’s why we’re here.”

Now for a limited time only you can receive Spiritual Liberation plus 3 additional films when you sign up for a trial membership of Spiritual Cinema Circle.

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Spiritual Cinema Circle is a truly transformative monthly DVD club. Each month you’ll receive 4 extraordinary, inspiring films from independent filmmakers — movies you won’t find at your local cinema-plex — delivered to your home. The DVDs are yours to keep — you don’t have to send them back!!

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This month’s Feature film is “Outsourced”

Outsourced is a modern day comedy of cross-cultural conflict and romance. Todd Anderson spends his days managing a customer call center in Seattle until his job, along with those of the entire office, are outsourced to India. But it is through his team of quirky yet likable Indian call center workers and the charming, opinionated Asha that Todd realizes that he too has a lot to learn – not only about India and America, but about himself. He soon discovers that being outsourced may be the best thing that ever happened to him.

Here are the clips/trailers for this month’s films:

Spiritual Cinema Circle Films for June, 2008

I’m so excited about our Vol. 6 films featuring the full length film If I Never See You Again, which was the winner of 6 Ariel’s (the Mexican equivalent of the Academy Awards). Remember, new members to sign up for Spiritual Cinema Circle before June 14, 2008 will receive Vol. 6 for FREE (just pay S&H)!

Father’s Day is right around the corner and your customers are looking for meaning and heartfelt gifts to share with their dads; be sure to promote Spiritual Cinema Circle as the perfect Father’s Day Gift!

I know, I’m a little late in telling you about these, but I hope you’ll act fast to get yours before the deadline of June 14th.

Sometimes asking the right questions is all it takes to make life a whole lot easier or, at the least, more understandable. This month the SPIRITUAL CINEMA CIRCLE’S feature film, IF I NEVER SEE YOU AGAIN, raises the question “Is it ever too late to live our dreams?” The winner of 6 Ariel’s, (the Mexican equivalent of the Academy Awards), this film beautifully demonstrates that no matter what your age, life is always worth living. Three short films accompany the feature which includes MIRA, a delightful heartwarming short film about “trust” that has a surprise ending. In the short film BIRTHDAY, a little girl is told by a dying old man, that life is about two questions: “Who are you?” and “Who do you love?” This collection of films is rounded out with LETTING GO in which a dad learns that sometimes a child will grow up before you are ready.

Would you like to see these heart warming and uplifting films from the Spiritual Cinema Circle? New subscribers can receive a free trial membership (for a nominal shipping fee) by visiting Spiritual Cinema Circle before June 14th. There are links below.

Here’s some information about this month’s films …

If I Never See You Again: Winner of 6 Ariel’s (the Mexican equivalent of the Academy Awards), this touching feature film has us rooting for a group of old codgers who would rather be playing music in night clubs than sitting, bored, in a retirement home.

Mira: A beautiful story about human commonality and kindness, Mira (meaning”Look!” in Spanish) is just the kind of movie we all need to see more of!

Letting Go: In honor of Father’s day, we bring you this sweet vision of one dad who has a tough time accepting his son’s decision to put his “blankey” away.

Birthday: Who knows where we go when we die and if there might be weigh stations where we stop along the way? Perhaps we just need to find the one person who will say the thing that we most need to hear before we pass on.

Are you inspired by Eckhart Tolle’s book A New Earth? Then you’ll love the enlightening and inspiring entertainment from Spiritual Cinema Circle. Join today and receive your first DVD FREE (just pay S&H).

“The Spiritual Cinema Circle provides a great service to those who want to evolve and be entertained at the same time.”

~~~ Deepak Chopra

Here is a short video for some previews for June’s films. It’s only about 4 minutes — have a look!

Sign up with Spiritual Cinema Circle today and receive your first DVD FREE, simply pay shipping.

Remember, June 14th is the deadline for the June films!

Thanks for letting me interrupt our regular weekly series. I’ll be back next Thursday with our next regular article. Have a great week.

Be Well — and Be in Peace,

Ron Rink