0:00:05.870,0:00:09.209 What would you consider a sacred space? 0:00:09.209,0:00:11.432 You might be thinking a church or a mosque, 0:00:11.432,0:00:14.125 or maybe even one of the seven wonders of the world 0:00:14.125,0:00:17.154 like the pyramids or the Colosseum. 0:00:17.154,0:00:19.088 Sure, those might be considered sacred, 0:00:19.088,0:00:21.288 but believe it or not sacred spaces can 0:00:21.288,0:00:23.145 be just about anywhere. 0:00:23.145,0:00:27.259 'It doesn't have to be a traditional place of worship.' 0:00:30.397,0:00:32.904 'Or even a mosque, synagogue or church, 0:00:32.904,0:00:35.402 although those are profound and amazing 0:00:35.402,0:00:37.563 sacred spaces that we've witnessed. 0:00:37.563,0:00:40.874 It can be as simple as a space that's been 0:00:40.874,0:00:43.986 sequestered for non-traditional use 0:00:43.986,0:00:45.976 or special use or a place where you 0:00:45.976,0:00:48.888 feel connected to the earth or the ground.' 0:00:48.888,0:00:50.760 Maybe even a favourite beach dune, 0:00:50.760,0:00:53.387 or that room in your house where you do hot yoga. 0:00:55.264,0:00:57.735 What is your sacred space? 0:00:57.735,0:01:00.140 The WGBH lab in partnership with American Experience, 0:01:00.140,0:01:03.009 Frontline, and in conjunction with 0:01:03.009,0:01:05.478 the PBS 'God in America' broadcast want to 0:01:05.478,0:01:08.362 know about your sacred spaces. 0:01:08.362,0:01:11.179 Tell us the story of your sacred space in a three minute video. 0:01:11.179,0:01:12.760 Be creative! 0:01:12.760,0:01:15.742 Select submission may receive a God in America package, 0:01:15.742,0:01:18.812 which may include a DVD of the series that starts to air 0:01:18.812,0:01:21.628 on PBS October 11th 2010. 0:01:21.628,0:01:26.353 Log onto pbs.org/godinamerica for full details.