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Music Video for the film "Homo Erectus" Directed by Adam Rifkin starring Adam Rifkin, Ali Larter, David Carradine, Talia Shire, Hayes MacArthur, Gary Busey, Tom Arnold, Giuseppe Anddrews, Miles Dougal, Ron Jeremy and Carol Alt. Song Performed by Thaahum

Peter Cushing as Sebastian Grisbane!

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This is what happens when you convince your verrrrrrrry sleepy boyfriend to make a music video!

In this clip from the episode called 'The Tide', Master Kan is echoing the words of the ancient Taoist sage Lao Tzu. "Those who do not trust also can not be trusted." It may seem natural to become untrusting after an act of deceit. However, this only serves to limit our experiences of life. Although trusting will sometimes end in despair; this pales into insignificance when compared to the rewards that can only be known through trusting another. This video was taken from the 1970's TV series 'Kung Fu' (Created by Ed Spielman, Herman Miller and Jerry Thorpe). It is essentially an American Western set in the latter half of the 1800's, with an Eastern hero who has neither a gun or a horse. The story follows the adventures of Kwai Chang Caine (David Carradine); a nature loving Shaolin priest who recently fled China. He speaks softly but is no pushover. He lives humbly yet knows great contentment. Each episode also takes the viewer back to Caine's childhood in the Shaolin temple. It is here under the instruction of the wonderfully charismatic Master Po (Keye Luke) and the stern yet loving Master Kan (Philip Ahn), young Caine (Radames Pera) learns the harmoniously balanced ways of Tao. The teachings of the Shaolin was meticulously researched for the Kung Fu series. This makes Kung Fu one of the most authentic interpretations of Philosophical Taoism available in popular culture. I was therefore surprised to see no one else had presented selected scenes from Kung Fu as an introduction to the Taoist philosophy. To learn more about Philosophical Taoism, please visit my website: www.yinyangnature.com

Peter Cushing as Sebastian Grisbane!

David Carradine: "I get it all in the first take" Tough-guy stuntmen beware: David Carradine can still kick your butt. Veteran actor and martial-arts guru David Carradine has seen it all in his career, and has the scars to prove it. In the following item, available for all press uses, Carradine discusses the enjoyable time he had in China filming and doing stunts in "Son of the Dragon," a four-hour film that will launch the new Hallmark Movie Channel HD on April 2. After almost four decades of kicking and punching his way through Hollywood, the veteran actor and martial arts legend drew on his limitless experience while in China to film the Hallmark Original Movie Event "Son of the Dragon," which premieres as the first program to launch the Hallmark Movie Channel HD on Wednesday, April 2. While there, he availed himself of the opportunity to teach his younger opponents a thing or two about just how it's done.

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Outtakes from the hilarious upcoming Caveman Comedy "Homo Erectus" Directed by Adam Rifkin and starring Adam Rifkin, Ali Larter, David Carradine, Talia Shire, Hayes MacArthur, Gary Busey, Tom Arnold, Giuseppe Anddrews, Miles Dougal, Ron Jeremy and Carol Alt.

Clip from the hilarious upcoming Caveman Comedy "Homo Erectus" Directed by Adam Rifkin and starring Adam Rifkin, Ali Larter, David Carradine, Talia Shire, Hayes MacArthur, Gary Busey, Tom Arnold, Giuseppe Anddrews, Miles Dougal, Ron Jeremy and Carol Alt.

Music video for the upcoming caveman comedy "Homo Erectus" directed by Adam Rifkin and starring Adam Rifkin Ali Larter, David Carradine, Talia Shire, Hayes MacArthur, Gary Busey, Tom Arnold, Giuseppe Anddrews, Miles Dougal, Ron Jeremy and Carol Alt.

The lovable crazy character "Old Fool" from the upcoming caveman comedy "Homo Erectus" meets "King Kong"

The lovable crazy character "Old Fool" from the upcoming caveman comedy "Homo Erectus" meets "The Breakfast Club"

Teaser Trailer for the upcoming caveman comedy "Homo Erectus" directed by Adam Rifkin and starring Adam Rifkin, Ali Larter, David Carradine, Talia Shire, Hayes MacArthur, Gary Busey, Tom Arnold, Giuseppe Anddrews, Miles Dougal, Ron Jeremy and Carol Alt.

This is for my brother. And for LIVERPOOL!

Rollin outta bed, eatin some grub, and dancing with poodles as usual in my lil studio. Welcome to my life!!!

This short video is from the 1970's TV series "Kung Fu". "Kung Fu" tells the adventures of a fictional Shaolin priest named Kwai Chang Caine, played by David Carradine. Caine wanders the American "Wild West" in the 1880's, with nothing more than compassion, moderation, humility and a little Shaolin magic. The teachings of the Shaolin were meticulously researched for the "Kung Fu" series, making it one of the most authentic interpretations of the Taoist philosophy in popular culture. I recently decided to post selected scenes from "Kung Fu", to illustrate this extremely insightful ancient Chinese philosophy. This clip is from the last episode of the first season premiering in 1973. Entitled “Ancient Warrior”, the episode tells the story of an elderly Native American who is the last of this tribe. Knowing that he is soon to die, Ancient Warrior (Chief Dan George) asks Caine to assist him locate his ancestral burial ground. Unfortunately, his sacred ground is now in a town where Ancient Warrior’s tribe fought many fierce battles. Although Ancient Warrior has forgiven the town’s people for the genocide of his tribe; many of the town’s people are unable to forgive him and forbid his burial. Nevertheless, after much protracted debate, Ancient Warrior is granted permission. Yet he declines. He tells Caine he does not want to be buried in a place where there is so much hatred. Caine is deeply moved by the ailing chief’s strength to forgive his enemies. Although by a different name, it is evident Ancient Warrior is a follower of Tao, as is anyone who follows the virtuous ways of Nature. While cremating Ancient Warrior, Caine recalls the words of Master Kan (Philip Ahn). Master Kan explains how a physical love in life elevates to spiritual unification in death. Anyone who has lost a loved one knows that their thoughts and dreams are regularly occupied by their deceased beloved. Caine then asks Master Kan if this level of connection is dependant on duration. To this Master Kan replies “Our soul does not keep time; it merely records growth.” Most of us have encountered someone who has profoundly influenced us. Our time in their presence may have been brief and yet their inspiration is eternal. To learn more about the Tao and philosophical Taoism, please visit my website: www.yinyangnature.com