Joseph Campbell: Sukhavati
Directed by Maxine Harris, Sheldon Rochlin7.35.5
Travel with mythology expert Joseph Campbell as he explores shared iconic imagery that marks the human experience and influences our ability to dream and find our spiritual center. Campbell suggests that all religions share the same path to enlightenment, but it's up to us to make the actual journey. Evidence of the commonality of mythological symbols is investigated in the ruins of Ajanta in India, Delphi in Greece and Stonehenge in England.
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Joseph Campbell: Sukhavati was released on 27 października 1998.
Joseph Campbell: Sukhavati was directed by Maxine Harris, Sheldon Rochlin.
Joseph Campbell: Sukhavati has a runtime of 78 min.
Joseph Campbell: Sukhavati was produced by Maxine Harris, Sheldon Rochlin.
Travel with mythology expert Joseph Campbell as he explores shared iconic imagery that marks the human experience and influences our ability to dream and find our spiritual center. Campbell suggests that all religions share the same path to enlightenment, but it's up to us to make the actual journey. Evidence of the commonality of mythological symbols is investigated in the ruins of Ajanta in India, Delphi in Greece and Stonehenge in England.
The key characters in Joseph Campbell: Sukhavati are Self (archive footage) (Joseph Campbell).
Joseph Campbell: Sukhavati is rated Not Rated.
Joseph Campbell: Sukhavati is a Dokumentalny film.
Joseph Campbell: Sukhavati has an audience rating of 7.3 out of 10.