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The Grand Self (2020)
James A Sinclair was a teenager when something extraordinary occurred. He experienced and lived a higher, grander version of himself that changed his life forever.
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James A Sinclair was a teenager when something extraordinary occurred. He experienced and lived a higher, grander version of himself that changed his life forever.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:6/7/2020
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Runtime:139 minutes
Studio:Banyan Films, Dissolving The Illusion Of Separation, Lightbody
Cast
Director
Dawson Church
Self (as Dawson Church Ph.D.)
Karen L. Walker Cohn
Self - Woman in Car
Dean Farrell
Self - Brahmachari
Austin Hamer
Self - Lead Cowboy
Dr. Shamini Jain
Self (as Shamini Jain Ph.D.)
Beth McDougall
Self
Vanessa Morales
Self - Rebirthing Woman
Don Paris
Self (as Don Paris Ph.D.)
Bob Proctor
Self
James A. Sinclair
Self
Chris Walton
Self
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