Natural Mystery (2001)

Natural Mystery, a 2001 documentary, takes us on an exploration of phenomena that blur the boundaries between mind and matter.

In this journey, we encounter mind-bending stories. Imagine self-healing—cancer vanishing, burns miraculously fading away.

Hypnosis, kung fu masters defying pain, and deep-free divers pushing their limits. Anesthetic-free surgeries unfold, revealing the resilience of human endurance. Our minds wield immense power over our bodies.

Natural vibrations ripple through our world. Pre-earthquake tremors hint at impending shifts. Dolphins communicate through unseen waves.

And then there’s Sharie Edwards, who produces sine waves with her voice—an awe-inspiring testament to interconnectedness.

As we navigate this vibrational thread, we glimpse a universe beyond the mundane.

Our bodies hum with electricity. Auras shimmer around us. Plants communicate through unseen energy.

Acupuncture needles tap into meridians, enhancing well-being. Animals, too, benefit from this ancient wisdom.

It’s not only about physicality, it’s about the dance of energy within us all. The body’s electrical symphony plays on, harmonizing life.

Psychic abilities, near-death experiences, out-of-body journeys—they beckon us beyond the mundane.

Remote viewing (Operation Stargate) challenges our perceptions. Identical twins and close friends share synchronicities, blurring the line between coincidence and cosmic design.

The mind seeks more than the ordinary. It’s a story of resilience, woven into the very fabric of our existence.

So, embark on this odyssey Natural Mystery isn’t just a documentary, it’s an invitation to explore the forces that shape our world.