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If you don’t want to boil as well you better start to dance.

This BBC miniseries is a study in political power struggles and the people whose lives fuel them.  Francis Urquhart (played by Ian Richardson) happens to be the prime minister of England but his character gives insight into the motivations and actions of politicians everywhere obsessed with their own rise to power regardless of the cost to the people they simultaneously pretend to be serving.

While those familiar with Amma will surely enjoy this intimate and touching film about Amma - people with no awareness of who Amma is would probably also enjoy this film as: an introduction to Amma, gurus, Hindu religion, Darshan, pacifism or just as a beautifully executed film that is a visual pleasure to watch.

The thoughtful editing and diverse and artistic footage really conjured up the timelessness and intimacy many experience in Amma’s presence.

" A battle without bloodshed . . . only peace and love."

Non-lyrical, upbeat, creatively interesting but unobtrusive music that goes well with reading or other "thinking required" tasks.