Richard Bach: Adventure of the Spirit (excerpt) -- A Thinking Allowed DVD w/ Jeffrey Mishlove

[ivanosito]

no no... no ten years ago.... 35 years ago!!! I was 10 then.

[ivanosito]

I love Internet even MORE now! - It brought Richard Bach to me today. WOW... Great. I'm pleased indeed to meet you my dear Richard. I once read "Illusions" ... ten years ago ... and since then... you and me are GREAT FRIENDS. ;)

[diegopapaianni]

Please if anyone can translate or subtitle this video I would greatly appreciate that and I miss not knowing much English what he says. Thank you very much in advance. regards

[diegopapaianni]

Alguien que pueda subtitular este video por favor asi puedo entender totalmente y no por partes lo que dice el que para mi es una de las personas o escritores mas fasinantes que hay !!!!! se agradeceria si alguien fuera capaz de hacerlo.

[QueenOfTheBlueSky]

That message it is mind making something 'real' (or not) is so basic! That was an interesting experience listening right to him instead of reading his book.

[MrCrispian]

He wrote "Johnathan Livingston Seagull".....Russel Targ upon reading it knew instantly it was about an out of body expierience....

[godnmyhands]

@TomFoti ...what you said reminds me... life often moves at a pace, 2 steps forward then 1 step back. like the gears of a clock turn forward then lean back and lock into the new position and prepare for the next tick forward. Get ready, its time for toc.

[MsPennyDrop]

This man is amazing and so inspirational :)

[TomFoti]

Sometimes I think there was a wave of consciousness back then, in the seventies, that made a kind of impact in the collective psyche, when books by Richard Bach, RD Lang, and Herman Hesse were popular, and movies like Being There and Apocalypse Now came out. Bands like the Moody Blues gave a similar vibe. I think the underlying sense basically stayed with us all this time, unfettered by other events. It would be interesting to see how that sense might emerge now. It's a cool time to be alive

[REZISTente]

I love him. And "one" is the best book I have ever read.

[homebuiltindoorplane]

wow this was so good, and Im the first to post, amazing! Havent seen Richard in almost 25 years, but great to see him now!

[MozelleP2V]

@homebuiltindoorplane I adore his books too! I began reading them in the late 70's and didn't even know what he looked like til the mid '90's. What a treat it is to see interviews like these.