Prana Journal
Thursday, July 10, 2008
  Mind Science feature with Dan Rather

Dan Rather reports on "Mind Science" for HDNet. He draws on the partnership between the Dalai Lama and the Life Mind Institute, as well the recent book by Sharon Begley that I've already written about here and here. Rather does a good job of pulling together the most salient research findings and presenting them clearly and succinctly. He can seem a bit full of himself at times, but that's what being on TV five nights a week in prime time does to you. If you can't bring yourself to read, Begley's book, then this is a viewer-friendly route.

This is a long feature, 51 minutes, and you are going to need high speed connection. If that's too much, go directly to the online site where it's broken into shorter segments.

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