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Welcome to New Renaissance Online Bookshop! We are located in Portland, Oregon where What the Bleep was filmed. We are happy to offer these exciting books and other products on the cutting edge of science and spirituality. It is our joy to serve you!
"What the Bleep! Do We Know?"
Books from the movie
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 Down the Rabbit Hole
by Captured Light.
This fast-moving sequel to What the Bleep Do We Know?! moves more deeply into the questions asked in the first film. Fred Alan Wolf, Amit Goswami, Dean Radin and others join cartoon character, Dr. Quantum and story elements from the Bleep, to further expose us to the experience of the world as an ocean of pure potentiality, and as a vast interconnected, inter-responsive organism.
DVD Price: $24.95 
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 What the Bleep Do We Know!? - Book Discovering the Endless Possibilities for Altering Your Everyday Reality
by William Arntz, Betsy Chasse and Mark Vicente.
Whether you’ve seen the movie 32 times or once or not at all this colorful volume will excite and enchant you. It begins with a look at the many years old split of science and religion, both of which are disciplines that search for truth - and are two sides of the same coin. As in the movie you’ll find quotes from leaders in new science, medicine and religion and many photos you’ll recognize from the movie. From The Chicago Sun-Times, “A (work) about quantum physics, spirituality - and the meaning of life...It’s full of head-scratchers and the kind of talk I’m not used to hearing from scientists and other academics... attempts to answer existential conundrums such as: What is God? What are emotions? What is the soul? and the ever-popular why are we here?” I enjoy just letting it open to where ever it opens and seeing what that place has to say - it could be a great meditation or inspirational reading tool. Reviewed by Connie Hill.
Price: $16.95
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 Beyond the Bleep
by Alexandra Bruce
This is an unauthorized guide to What the Bleep Do We Know!? Have you every wondered Who are the people who are drawn to this movie? or What else Fred Alan Wolf or Amit Goswami or Stuart Hameroff has to say? or Is this an infomercial for Ramtha? or How do the movie concepts really work? This book tries to answer these questions and many more. You’ll also find a glossary of terms and endnotes, complete with numerous Websites for you to search. If you are seeking more information about the movie or the ideas in it, this fascinating book is a great place to begin your search. Alexandra Bruce provides easy to grasp, yet sophisticated explanations that expand upon the many fascinating themes touched upon in What the Bleep Do We Know!? Reviewed by Connie Hill.
Price: $9.95
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 What the Bleep DVD
This much-loved film, part documentary, part story, part elaborate and inspiring visual effects and animations is now available. I invite you to journey with Amanda (Marlee Matlin), in an almost fantastic “Alice in Wonderland” adventure, revealing the world of quantum physics hidden behind what we consider to be our waking reality. What the Bleep Do We Know?! is an ever-inspiring selection; multiple viewing is recommended. It seems something new is offered for consideration and/or deepening upon every watch. We are proud to offer this fabulous film. Enjoy. (DVD only)
Price: $19.95 
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 Little Book of Bleeps, quotations from What the Bleep Do We Know!?
Did you see the great new movie of 2004 yet? This little book is a reminder of that experience. The movie is a “deftly woven, entertaining and enlightening tapestry of live action drama, interviews and visionary animation. Academy Award-winner Marlee Matlin plays Amanda, an unhappy, self-loathing professional photographer who, by chance begins an Alice-in-Wonderland like confrontation with the depths of her soul and the quirks of her psyche. The journey is laced with interviews with 14 top scientists and mystics, including Fred Alan Wolf, Amit Goswami, Candace Pert, John Hagelin, Ramtha and others, who relate our current understanding of the nature of the universe and our place in it.” This book is chock full of quotes and photos you’ll recognize from the movie. And even if you haven’t seen the movie yet (check out web site again in spring-we’ll have dvds for sale when they are available!) you’ll still enjoy the book! Reviewed by Connie Hill.
Price: $14.95
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 Conscious Acts of Creation
by William A. Tiller, Walter E. Dibble, Jr., Michael J. Kohane
This book is the “Magnum Opus” and the “Tour de Force” of a new physics of consciousness. Three physicists gather multitudes of experimental evidence documenting the interactions of consciousness with matter and energy to begin a comprehensive theoretical framework of a new scientific worldview. Not for those of weak scientific pallet, this book will nevertheless satisfy those who want to dive deep into the experimental and theoretical basis of this world transforming field. Reviewed by Julian Potter.
Price: $29.95
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 Science and Human Transformation
by William A. Tiller
In this detailed and methodical work, William A. Tiller, one of the leading scientists on the structure of matter, draws upon his 35 years of research in the Department of Material Science at Stanford University to support the next major step in new physics: that matter is interchangeable with energy which is interchangeable with consciousness. To support this revolutionary claim, Tiller uses extensive research on bio-radiation, auras, coherence and countless other phenomenon to construct a dramatic new framework for the interaction of consciousness and matter. Using the insights of the ancient spiritual traditions to help build this entirely new field, Tiller integrates a multitude of disconnected pieces of evidence to construct a powerful new paradigm. Reviewed by Julian Potter.
Price: $24.95
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 The Mystical Mind
Probing the Biology of Religious Experiences
by Andrew Newberg and Eugene D'Aquili
Based on 25 years of research on the neuro-physiological correlates of mystical and religious experiences, Eugene D'Aquili and Andrew Newberg make a powerful argument that mysticism and the basis of all the world's religions arise from the machinery of the human brain. This research shows that mystical or religious experiences are not fluke irregularities or insanity, but are experiences that are hardwired into the brain; that rituals can be an extremely powerful technology to influence the human psyche; and that religion as a social institution arose from the machinery of the brain. Challenging the common belief that mystical experiences are unreal and that religions have been created merely for social oppression, the research presented in this book powerfully and convincingly shows that the search for the Divine is and will continue to be a basic human need. Reviewed by Julian Potter.
Price: $20.00
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 Why God Won’t Go Away
by Andrew Newberg and Eugene D’Aquili
Looking at brain science in an entirely new light, Andrew Newberg and Eugene D’Aquili show how the brain is wired to experience a deeper level of reality behind the material universe. In presenting the results of years of careful scientific research on meditation, myth-making , ritual and mysticism, Newberg and D’Aquili clearly show how this research has led to the conclusion that “the mind’s machinery of transcendence may in fact be a window…to glimpse something that is truly divine”. Arguing that it is this machinery of transcendence that has given rise to all religions and hence all conceptions of God, Newberg and DAquili present a powerful and engaging case that God is inescapably hardwired into the very structure of our brains. Reviewed by Julian Potter.
Price: $14.00
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