SPLIT-SECOND LIFETIME
On a business trip from the U.S. to Paris, Jebby meets Dodi on a flight. Jebby is an ethnomusicologist, and Dodi is an international photographer. They are immediately attracted to each other, but from the very first moment Dodi triggers what seems like past life memories for Jebby of a poignant and passionate time they shared together. As Jebby tries to figure out if she is “losing it” or if past lives really do exist, they embark on a path of adventure and romance where lifetimes and cultures interweave in modern day Paris, Uzbekistan, and in the old Southwest. Jebby and Dodi live their unusually diverse and rich adventure and romance, surrounded by an international cast and superb musicians. At the same time Jebby discovers where the Hopi originated from, that death is not a finality, love transcends lifetimes, and music is eternal.
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From Split-Second Lifetime:
Split-Second Lifetime takes place in Europe, the American Southwest and Uzbekistan.[hr]
Jebby and her crew
in the recording studio…
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American Southwest
Cheveyo wants to make love to Catori on his red mountain… 
Where did the lioness come from?
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Royal Albert Hall, London
Jebby and Dodi take a quick trip to London.
… she came out like an angel …. 
[hr]Jebby and Dodi’s journey through Uzbekistan:
Bukhara, Uzbekistan
Yurt in the Karakum Desert, Uzbekistan
On their journey they discover passions: ‘singing bactrian camels’, watching kokpar and discovering each other in a yurt.
From one universe to the other, Kokopelli is present… as are the spiritual Dervish and the eagle.
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Anourag, the beautiful woman playing the oud, shares a secret with Jebby, even though they have never met…
Modern Uzbek Music … 
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Ali, the jovial man who has been escorting Jebby and Dodi, tries to sing Born in the U.S.A. with a horrible Uzbek accent… 
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Why do 
ovoos, ancient prayer monuments from Tuva in Eastern Siberia, resemble Native American totems?
And why do the kivas in the Southwest resemble the houses in Khiva in Uzbekistan? All is revealed in Split-Second Lifetime![hr][hr]