I really enjoyed this film. David Friedman explains why we never stay with "positive thinking" methods and always come back to our old thoughts. The concepts behind sensations is brilliant. Wonder why more people don't talk about it. As for the film itself it is beautifully done, the director managed to take a 500 page book and squeeze it into an hour and a half film - which is not an easy thing to do. I watched the film after reading the book in my local book club, and if you are as addicted to self-help books and seminars as I am you will LOVE this film. In addition to sensations, it talks about the fact that we live in an invisible world, and that the results we see in front of us are not "attracted" to us, but rather noticed by us, its a brilliant film! Overall, recommended film for the whole family (except for one expletive in the film, watch out moms).
Review of The Thought Exchange
