Metaphysics society premieres indie film: The Silver Chord -on past lives

Metaphysics society premieres indie film
"The Silver Chord" explores the past lives of 10 people.
Jason Rider - Daily Staff Writer

February 18, 2005

The past lifetimes of 10 individuals through different periods of time, from Atlantis to Ancient Egypt to Ireland in the 1800s, will be portrayed by students from the School of Metaphysics in this Sunday’s premiere of “The Silver Chord.”

The independent film, directed by Barbara Condron, an instructor at the School of Metaphysics, is based on 30 years of research. In it, 10 students act out their individual former lives, as discovered through intuitive reports called past life profiles.

Chris Sheehan, a student at the School of Metaphysics, plays his past life character Hatu, the Atlantaen priest who is the first to be introduced in the film.

“We’re up there embodying our own past lives,” he said. “When captured on film, it offers a very unique perspective—real people playing who they really were in a former lifetime.”

The experiences and lessons of Sheehan’s “character” along with that of the snake charmer in Persia and the Hopi Indian in North America, among the film’s other roles, are told in relation, providing a continuous story of the soul’s journey through the centuries...cont'd

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