Kaleidoscope – Joe Dispenza

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A two-year labor of love went into making this most beautiful and authentic Kaleidoscope film.  The purposeful intent was to create a piece of art so that all may use it as a tool like the ancient masters did, to be mesmerized and induce a trance state.

First, a 3rd generation Kaleidoscope maker was chosen, then, a special camera had to be made in order to enter the long looking piece chamber to film the Kaleidoscope in motion, and last, beautiful music was specifically made for the film and for you.

Creating alpha and even theta brain-wave states with your eyes open while watching the Kaleidoscope, and intentionally exposing ourselves to information relevant to our life’s dreams and goals, we can then reprogram ourselves into supernatural states rather than unconscious states we experience daily.

For further information about the Kaleidoscope and its use, please refer to Chapter 8 in Becoming Supernatural.

Article: The Purpose of the Kaleidoscope and Why We Use It.

Chapters:

1. Anima (40 minutes)
2. Aman  (31 minutes)

Created by Roberta Brittingham

Kaleidoscope built by Michael Collier

Music and Filmed by Frank Pisciotti  

*Music on DVD is not sold separately.

Dual-Layer DVD |  71 minutes  |  Dolby Stereo  |  All-Region  (Universal Standard) 

Playable on most computers, US DVD players, Xbox, PlayStation, and newer/most International DVD players. Not compatible with PAL DVD Players.

This DVD is not available in download format and has been copyrighted, like most DVDs, so that people are unable to make copies or download onto computers.

*DVD also available for purchase in Europe at Momanda.de, Rosenheim, Germany  

KALEIDOSCOPE DVD PLAY INSTRUCTIONS

The Kaleidoscope is a dual-layer DVD and we have found that some older media players do not automatically recognize these larger types of DVD discs.

If your DVD does not automatically play, please try navigating to the DVD drive on your computer or DVD player, right-click and choose “Play”, “Play with”, “Open Autoplay” or similar option.

Once you do this, you should see the following screen:

If you can see the screen above, you will want to click on either Anima or Aman (these are two different tracks on the DVD).

After performing this step to get your video to play, your computer should memorize this transaction and autoplay the next time you place in your DVD disc.