Sounds Sacred (2001)

Exploring the unique and powerful ways human beings connect with the spiritual through sound. A visual essay of distinct practices of voice, rhythm, and ritual including the chanting of Benedictine nuns in New England, the sounding of six-foot Moroccan horns at ancient Roman ruins, Native American flute against an urban backdrop, Javanese gamelan players, sacred sounds of Iraq, and rich American gospel music. The soundmakers and best-selling author Deepak Chopra speak to sound's profound relevance to the spirit. With best-selling author Deepak Chopra, Mother Dolores Hart, and The Glide Memorial Choir in San Francisco.