Has anyone heard of or played this computer game?

[Rainbowreflect]

http://www.wilddivine.com/

I think it sounds interesting.

[Delphinus]

1. Hi Rainbow ...

it sounds like it would be a neat thing to experience. I don't have $160 right now, so it's not something I'm going to go out and try. It'd be fascinating to try it.

[hvn_nbr_2]

2. I saw it last year at the New Living Expo in San Francisco

They weren't there this year.

It looked pretty interesting. I wanted to try it, but they were giving looonnnnngggg tryouts to people and I didn't have the patience to wait long enough.

Here's another blurb on it:
http://www.toolsforwellness.com/425561.html
BTW, that site, Tools for Wellness, has a lot of unusual, interesting, and sometimes downright weird stuff. I've bought a number of things from them over the years.

For anyone in the SF Bay Area, I think East West Books in Mountain View carries it, so you can take a close look at the box. I don't think they have it set up for demo, but you could ask.

[Rainbowreflect]

3. Thanks! My hubby kinda freaked at the price, so I doubt I

will be buying it any time soon. It does look interesting & my birthday is not too far away.
I will have to spend some time at Tools for Wellness.

[hvn_nbr_2]

4. My impression is that it's worth the price, if you have that much

It has a lot of rich graphics in an apparently extensive scenario. You move through their created world/retreat/ashram/I'm not sure exactly what it is, but it's a very interesting way that you move. It includes one or more (a couple, I think) biofeedback devices such as GSR (galvanic skin response) that measure bodily responses and connect to your computer to interact with the game. So, for example, if you relax sufficiently that the GSR shows a level of relaxation, then you accomplish some action at a certain stage of the scenario.