Gaiam TV Program Explores Astrological Perspective of Life After JFK's Death
Boulder, CO (PRWEB) November 21, 2013 -- Countless theories and claims surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy have been explored in the media over the last 50 years, and now astrologer and broadcast host Robert Phoenix shares his interpretation of how the star charts reveal the big picture in the Gaiam TV special The Eleventh House found here.
“The murder of JFK signaled the end of an astrological era and its potential for an age of enlightenment, and the start of another timeline I call the pseudo Age of the Aquarius,” said Phoenix, host of The Eleventh House, a Gaiam TV exclusive.
The program’s title is a reference to November, the 11th month in the calendar, a time in astrology signified by friendship and destiny, and the month JFK was shot to death in Dallas.
“Gaiam TV is excited to provide content that looks at unique perspectives on the most important stories of our times,” said Paul Richardson, Gaiam TV vice president of marketing.
Now Gaiam TV is offering a free 10-day trial to explore The Eleventh House and the rest of its vast library of videos and movies. Those who wish to subscribe to the service pay just $9.95 per month, and may cancel membership at any time. Like Netflix, subscribers may stream content on demand for viewing with no limits and no commercial advertising. Gaiam TV is available on a variety of platforms including iPad, iPhone and Roku. Click here to try Gaiam TV for 10 days.
About Gaiam TV Gaiam TV is a streaming video subscription service that offers exclusive, ad-free streaming of over 5,000 films, documentaries and original programs dedicated to transformational media, alternative knowledge, personal growth and spirituality, featuring luminaries like Deepak Chopra, Wayne Dyer, the Dalai Lama and more. Along with its transformational content, Gaiam TV also features the world's largest online library of yoga, fitness and wellness videos, featuring renowned instructors like Rodney Yee, Jillian Michaels, Seane Corn, Mari Winsor and more. In addition, Gaiam TV offers original programming that takes viewers to the edges of reality through dynamic discussions on controversial topics. Gaiam TV is available on Roku, Sony PlayStation 3, select Sony Blu-ray players, Apple TV, iPad and iPhone. It is available for $9.95/month with a free 10-day trial. Gaiam TV is a division of Gaiam, Inc. (NASDAQ: GAIA). For more information, visit http://www.GaiamTV.com
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