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(13) 5.6 83 min 2017 Subtitles and Closed Captions

PGS: Intuition Is Your Personal Guidance System is a movie starring Caroline Myss, James Van Praagh, and Lee Carroll. The film documents Bill Bennett's journey to find the source of a mysterious voice which saved his life. It...

Genres
Documentary
Director
Bill Bennett
Starring
James Van Praagh, Norman Shealy, Lee Carroll, Caroline Myss

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Genres Documentary
Director Bill Bennett
Writer Bill Bennett
Stars James Van Praagh, Norman Shealy, Lee Carroll, Caroline Myss
Country Australia
Runtime 1 h 23 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description The film documents Bill Bennett's journey to find the source of a mysterious voice which saved his life. It features some of the world's leading experts on intuition spanning the fields of science, religion, and spirituality.

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14 customer reviews about «PGS: Intuition Is Your Personal Guidance System»

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Michelle
Friday, 17 Jul 2020 12:25

If you are an avid gamer you probably have some thoughts about games and how they are viewed. However, if you are not you may find this film very interesting. I found it very entertaining. I thought the content of the film was not very "real" and "real" is always relative to your own perception and understanding of the "real world" but it did give a few very good points. I liked how the film used humor as a tool to help people understand what they were viewing. I found it very interesting to see the types of people the film was depicting. The first and most common was the man who thinks he is a god. The second type was the woman who thought that her husband was cheating on her. The third type were the two men who wanted to have sex with their wives and knew that they were not "real men" so they used the "Real World" to achieve what they wanted. I thought the film was very well put together. I think it was very interesting to see how different people would react to different situations. I also thought the film was very entertaining and thought provoking. I think the director did a great job of portraying the world through the eyes of people who are not very "aware" of how the world works.
Jane Rice
Monday, 13 Jul 2020 14:13

All the movies that I've seen lately that are all about anti-gun control films have either been political or psychological in nature, so that's a huge plus for me. This is just an easy-to-watch, documentary that provides insight into the philosophy behind the gun control movement. It's great because it's informative without being manipulative. I'll give the film a thumbs up.
Vincent Greene
Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 10:03

I thoroughly enjoyed this documentary about my life. I have always been curious about my own inner self and how I dealt with people. I wanted to learn how to get past that kind of self doubt, so that I could be able to be more flexible and able to deal with my life. This documentary was amazing. It was the perfect balance of my life and a wonderful journey. The problem I have with it is that the people were so beautiful and I didn't feel connected to them. I did feel I wanted to know how they were doing, but I didn't feel I could relate to them. I don't feel connected to my family. They just seem like there's nothing there. I feel like I don't really know them. I would say that most of the people in this documentary are close to me, but I really didn't feel that connection to them. I would like to feel connected to them and be able to connect with them, but I don't feel that connection. I wish that I could just feel like I'm really a part of their lives. I think that is the only way I would be able to be able to really relate. I would love to be able to connect with people in my life, but I don't think that would be possible.
Steven Salazar
Sunday, 05 Jul 2020 17:47

I liked this film because it reminds me of my own experiences, and I hope it will help someone else to discover their own journey. I was raised in the church and it was my family's experience. My parents divorced when I was 11, and my mother went to a Christian School. The idea that there is a divine voice which can tell us what to do, and that we are responsible for the choices we make, is a powerful experience. It is an experience I will never forget, and it changed my life. I can tell that the subject matter of the film resonates with many people. This is the experience that every human being has had, and should share with others.
Hannah G.
Sunday, 05 Jul 2020 11:51

This is a fantastic documentary about human feelings. It goes to great lengths to show what a family's life is like and what a person is capable of, especially with a child. The first scene where a child goes to school in New York with no children shows how the family is very different. The parents are "rebel" parents who are very proud of their children. This is the first time that a child has gone to school without a parent. The father of the family (Julianne Hough) comes across as very good and loving. It is a wonderful family unit and the children do not notice that the father has been in prison for years. It is important to note that the father's children never even know about his conviction. This is the second time in a row that children have been introduced to this wonderful family unit. All the children are fascinated by their father's story and the father's friends. This is a perfect example of how a family's life is much more powerful than any experience that a child might have in their life. I was very impressed with how the family talks about their love for each other. The father is a very thoughtful person and the mother is very loving and devoted. This is a family who have been together for over 30 years and have a wonderful relationship with each other. This documentary shows how family relationships can change when there is no one else in the family. This documentary is very informative and is very relatable. It is very well done and I highly recommend it.
Ethan G.
Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 19:35

I didn't know what to expect going into this movie, and I wasn't disappointed. The pacing of the movie was quite slow, but I was able to get a general idea of what the story was about, and the plot twists were very surprising. Some of the main characters, the actors, are all very good. I think the director and writer did a good job at conveying the themes and the overall mood of the movie. I would recommend this movie to anyone. It's a bit different, but I think anyone who's not used to seeing movies like this would find it pretty good. The movie isn't going to blow you away, but it's a nice change of pace.
Albert
Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 09:29

The documentary takes a fresh look at what it is to be an independent filmmaker. It is the first time the filmmaker (Christopher Nolan) and his assistant (Ana Maria Lutz) have shared the same room. The two take an in-depth look at what it takes to be an independent filmmaker and how the process can be risky. It begins with the two of them going into production and the risks involved. When they come out of production, they make their own movies and discover what they are capable of. While making a movie, they had to learn a lot about the process of filmmaking and the difference between an independent film and a Hollywood production. In the process of making the movie, they learned about the filmmaking process and the differences between working on a film and working for a company. In the end, the filmmakers learn how to take control of their own projects. The documentary ends with a discussion between Nolan and Lutz about how they would have done things differently if they were in the position to do so.
Joshua
Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 17:13

It's really nice to see a documentary about "ordinary" people's lives, such as going on a journey on the Titanic or on the Apollo missions. I have been so disappointed with documentaries and books like the ones from the "special effects" department of Disney, and especially those from Hollywood. These movies are usually about "glorious" achievements, but the actors don't have to act like they are the heroes. My feeling is that the people in the documentary have been more special than the actual events. I would have liked to have seen more actual interviews with the actors, but nevertheless, this is a great film.
Anna T.
Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 15:47

I enjoyed this film so much, it was the first movie I saw that I wasn't completely disinterested in and that I had the energy to watch through the entire thing. It is very educational, inspirational, and it helped me connect with the world around me. I'm not one of those people who's into spirituality or religion, but I do like to think that there are people who are religious, like me, who are like this. I thought this movie was great. If you're not religious and are interested in the world around you, then this is a great film for you to watch. This movie was really great. This is the type of movie I would watch over and over again. I'm so glad I saw it and recommend it to anyone who wants to learn about their beliefs and explore their own beliefs.
Joyce
Sunday, 31 May 2020 17:35

I am a teenager and I loved the movie so much! I don't know how it was made, I didn't know about the "Directors' Cut", but it's great. It's like the director is still there, even though the movie is made into an audio-drama. It's very fascinating to watch how the different themes are brought together in a very interesting way. The only thing I didn't like is that the main character is a teenager. The other one is almost 30. I liked the idea of the director making a movie for kids. It's interesting to see a different style. It's also really fun to see how the director chose different movies for the different themes. I think it was a very good idea. It's like a kind of documentary or something. But it's definitely something new and different and very unique. I loved it.
Thomas J.
Saturday, 23 May 2020 21:09

I liked this movie. It was a simple story of a man who would ask his friends and family to give him a "letter of recommendation" for his future job and job prospects. This movie has some great advice for anyone who wants to make it big in life. I agree with other users that this movie is not really about the job itself, but more about the psychological aspects that go with it. I agree that many of the comments here are very negative, but I think that those who rate it low are either out of touch with what it is like to be in the "real world" or have just one-sided opinions. This is a movie that shows the many faces of a "job" and how you must deal with your family, friends and even the job itself. I would recommend this movie to anyone, but I would not recommend it to anyone who has low expectations. I gave this movie a 9 because it is a great movie that is very good to watch, but I would not recommend it to anyone who has low expectations.
Christian
Tuesday, 19 May 2020 17:00

This is a wonderful film that I have seen several times and I am still amazed by the insights it provides about what motivates people, and also about the reasons behind our decisions. As a society we have grown to expect instant gratification and superficiality. I think that this film will encourage us to look deeper into our own motivations and motives. It reminds us that we can achieve great things and that we have a huge amount of responsibility to do good.
Kevin B.
Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 08:41

There are several segments in this documentary which will really resonate with people. For example, a discussion with a psychologist about how people are able to identify an emotional person's needs. Or how some people are more likely to give advice than others, which is a very interesting topic. Or how people think that everyone is the same and that some people can be good while others are terrible. Or how some people have a harder time identifying where they are and what they want. Or how people need more from a relationship than just sex, and how people can be so easily deceived. Or how some people have a very difficult time telling the difference between real love and real devotion. And a discussion on how people can get hurt in relationships and how they feel they are not in control of their own lives. This is a very interesting documentary and a very important one. Highly recommended.
Christian Reed
Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 07:36

I really enjoyed this documentary. It's filled with lots of useful information and also some very entertaining moments. The narrator is very funny and can't help but make you laugh. It's full of quotes from famous philosophers, some of which are quite memorable. I also really enjoyed the fact that the film is short and concise. I have never seen such a concise documentary, where you only have to look at the highlights of the film and not everything that happens to the main character. I've never felt so immersed in a documentary, and I definitely hope to see this in other languages.
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