It points out the dangers in the school lunch system and the lack of access to healthy food in today’s world.
This movie takes a look into the lives of American families and how they do not understand the importance of or even how to eat healthy. This is an awesome and refreshingly honest look at the food we eat and the corresponding obesity problem in U.S. Want to go a step further? Visit the Farmageddon website, a great resource for information on how to suggest to your local school districts that they buy from local farms, and links to advocate organizations. It has everything from shocking footage and stories of family farms being shut down, animals unnecessarily slaughtered, to a call for action to make better, more local, organic and humane food choices. It documents how foods we eat from small farms are far less processed and much healthier than the foods endorsed and protected by big government. This intriguing documentary is a must-see for everyone. It is named one of the 100 best spiritual books of the 20th century.įarmageddon: The Unseen War on American Family Farms (2011) Love it and want to take the next step? Read the book by Paramahansa Yogananda, Autobiography of a Yogi. Not a Netflix subscriber? Stream it live on Amazon. It is also a good reminder that yoga is not just about getting a killer workout.įor anyone who wants to learn about the spiritual side of their yoga practice, this documentary is a must. His story is one of miraculous spiritual realizations and a courageous and successful attempt to change the way people in the western world think about spirituality.
Paramahansa Yogananda was the first man to bring the Indian ideas of meditation and yoga to the western world. Here are 6 documentaries that will make you think and maybe even ignite a desire for change in your life and your world:
Boring! What we may not realize, however, is that there are plenty of great documentaries at our fingertips that aren’t just educational but also thought-provoking and entertaining. Chances are you might associate most documentaries with the black and white World War II documentary you had to sit through in high school. Most of us don’t get excited about curling up in front of the TV to watch a great documentary.
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