PGS: Intuition Is Your Personal Guidance System

One of those rare, cleansing the lense of perception movies that stays with you, calling you back to delve deeper into it's, and your own layers of knowledge.

At a time when we are living in an uncertain world it was very comforting to sit back and watch a movie which brings one within oneself. There was a sense of peace felt, another way to navigate life's challenges. When one's intuition is acknowledged it paves the way for a contented life. This movie highlights an aspect of oneself so valuable in bringing comfort when surrounded with a troubled world.

I love how Bill Bennett took a life changing experience and made it the catalyst for a metaphysical exploration about consciousness. This is a though provoking movie that asks some subtle but powerful questions about who we are and what are the unseen forces that drive us. If you are a seeker, this offers something to ponder. I loved it. Bill has a message for all of us, though not all viewers will get the gentle way he casts the net, to catch the explorer in us. Its a movie where so much dwells under the surface...if you go there too, much awaits you.

This film had a profound impact on me. I realised that I have spent decades suppressing my intuition and making decisions that, not surprisingly, did not work out as I had hoped. I applaud Bill Bennett for scouring the globe to bring us the wisest practitioners and experts who explain the science and the spiritually behind that inner voice that we all must listen to more. A must watch film.

From the dramatic opening sequence, when Bill's intuition led him to avoid a possibly fatal collision with a truck, I was hooked. I also knew that I was in the hands of an expert and highly experienced film-maker who, incidentally, knows how to show a magnificent landscape to best advantage.

I settled down to join Bill on his stimulating journey across the globe, as he interviewed many experts in his quest for the Holy Grail viz: the identification of the source of intuition (defined as the perception of 'truths', independent of any reasoning process).

I enjoyed Bill's lack of 'preachiness'. He is not didactic and allows his audience to form their own views as to whether intuition has scientific, spiritual or religious causes. PGS interviewees pose various answers to the riddle - but in the end the audience is free to draw its own conclusions.

A timely and fascinating exploration of a fascinating subject - and one worth more than one viewing.