100 Minutes

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Program 1: Sedona

Sedona is a small city in Northern Arizona that boasts a breathtaking landscape of mountains, desert and unique red sandstone formations. It has a reputation as a mystical hotspot, attracting adventure-seekers from around the globe. Damon sets out to uncover the source of Sedona’s power, visiting its famed vortices to experience their strange energy. He learns the history of the Native Americans and how their culture is linked to New Age beliefs. He spends time with spiritualists, artists and storytellers, who expose him to great mysteries of the past and offer fascinating visions of the future. Damon gains a new perspective on what came before this world and what will shape the next one. He discovers that Sedona inspires people to open their minds and connects with the spiritual universe.

Program 2: Peru

Peru is a nation of contrasts, with a capital city larger than New York and villages that haven’t changed in a thousand years. In Pre-Columbian times, the land was ruled by the Incas, an ancient civilization who worshipped the sun gods. They held fascinating rituals and created incredible architectural wonders. A mixture of European, South American and Ancient influences, Peru is a compelling land of mystery. Damon embarks on a journey high in the Andes to the lost Inca city of Machu Picchu, traveling through the major cities and smaller villages of Peru, before reaching his ultimate destination. He discovers that the old beliefs are far from gone. Yesterday’s abandoned religion may appear much like today’s New Age thought. The Incan beliefs are still alive in the hearts of many people, who have embraced Spanish culture, but have not forgotten their ancient ancestors.

Program 3: Costa Rica

Costa Rica is a land of diverse ecological wealth, of ancient rainforests and majestic mountains and of endless beaches and verdant valleys. But perhaps Costa Rica’s greatest natural treasure isn’t its ecological diversity but its human predators. The people of Costa Rica have been pioneers in sustainability and environmental stewardship. Damon spends his time in Costa Rica indulging in the land involving himself in the people who dedicate their lives to protecting it. He learns about the country’s unique environment and animal tapestry while exploring the beauty and bounty of the land.