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Can Humanity Get Along?

Dan Alexander | Eagles Hill CA | 06/17/2008

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I was intrigued by this author after having seen his other film, Spirit of the Serpent. Which was a great exploration into Earth energy. This film however is a more in depth look at the life of this great man who has such profound experiences that he has shared with many others to great effect. As a result the idea of parallel community has been embraced by many followers and is a refreshing look at how people in society can get along in a world full of strife. Very enlightening and entertaining."

Simple concept, but is it realistic?

M. Starkey | PA | 06/25/2008

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Do you want to live in peace and harmony with your community? I sure do and if you buy into these theories presented in this DVD, it is not only possible but probable. By all people who want a peaceful way of life grouping together, Hamish believes that we can change the direction the world is in and headed towards. This is his description of a one world community. His plan is interesting but not plausible in my opinion. That does not make this DVD and less interesting though. His life-changing event took him on another path and it is entertaining to hear his passion for peace."

Tuning In, Dropping Out

Elaine | Sacramento, CA United States | 06/19/2008

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Hamish Miller had already begun to question his competitive and stressful lifestyle, but a near-death experience at 53 convinced him to drop out of the rat race and tune in to nature and humanity as a "simple servant." He explains the new direction of his life and inspiration in this interview from his home in Cornwall."

Loved this DVD

June Stirling | West Covina, CA | 06/17/2008

(4 out of 5 stars)

"The idea of a cohesive and harmonious society does not seem attainable in today's world. These folks however, seem to have achieved that and with great success, really makes you wonder. People from all walks working together intelligently and for the better of their community members"