Thanks Hilltop.  That's the image I wanted to isolate.

Although, I'm curious as to the image of the women in the tapestry to the left of Joan.

Joan's doing that "I've seen God (or I'm on Acid)" look.  It's a 60's tripper kind of communication that is very out of style today.  Yet, I think most of us get the 'picture'.

But, again, for a PR viewpoint it should have ended up on the floor of the editing room.  There's no way that a serious PR firm had any part of Passages.

I know, as we were told, in the mid 90's Maharaji had actually hired Hill and Knowlton, the top US and probably the World PR firm, to do his PR management.  (See http://www.hillandknowlton.com/)  Clearly, as I said before, Passages was not managed by a real PR firm.  Other than the relatively high production values where they have that copper fireplace hood behind Ron Geaves to match the shine on his bald head, the whole thing is amateurishly and freakishly lame.

No one in their right minds would ever release anything as ugly as this.

And who was that old guy on chemo who looked like actor Larry Hagman before he got his liver transplant?

I'm sorry.  I really am.  This video was really disturbing to me in a deep visceral sense.  I'll calm down in a day or two.