The documentary I'M DANGEROUS WITH LOVE, directed by Michel Negroponte, brings viewers face to face with real stories of drug addiction, withdrawal and recovery, following closely the underground practice of administering Iboga, a psychedelic plant medicine commonly used in Bwiti ceremonies. Iboga has been covertly used to treat addiction in the U.S. since the 1960's.

I've seen ‘The Spirit Molecule’ three times now. Beautiful in just the art and imagery that is interposed with the concepts and conversations portrayed, the film carries a density of information, thoughts, sound and visual components packed into just over an hour of time.

Again, we are faced with the question: what are the limits and bounds of privacy where it meets with technology? This time voices sing for transparency when applied to government... and issues of land and resource management in Utah tie in as well...

This is about changing our approach in terms of just how we deal with commuting, transportation, movement, energy exchanges.

How we as a civilization realize the exchange of energy in a way that is balanced - so we can work, connect, link and also so these connections are not in effect, dependent on a non-sustainable ways and means.

Privacy is quickly loosing its illusion - we're pushing to protect privacy, creating boundaries, setting limits by the extent of our own reach - while inwardly creating thought forms that distinguish what is 'private' and then holding to these ideas religiously - repulsion and attraction - is there a privacy without these energies of 'keep out' and 'keep in' ?

standing next to the flame, she could feel the rush of blood hot and pulsing with a torrent of bubbling energy through her veins. the sweat covering her now was sweet and alkaline. He would understand, this was something she had to go through... one last look, one last breath, then she stepped in...