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Actor Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje (“Oz,” “Lost,” “Euphoria”) shares how his difficult childhood shaped him into the actor, writer, and director he is today.
He also opens up about how chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo helped him cultivate deep happiness and create meaning from his challenging childhood.
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#euphoria #acting #actor
Today’s guest, Sandeep Ramanthan, of Seattle, struggled with an emptiness any time he was alone and not working.
Through diving into Buddhist practice, he found self-worth independent of his friendships and a career.
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Dr. Victoria Smith, of New Orleans, had overcome so much through Buddhist practice but still struggled to see herself as a Buddha. Today she shares how she finally broke through.
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Is it possible for someone who wasn’t always a top student to land a full-ride scholarship? Gabe Morris from New York shares his story.
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From four rejections to Investigator of the Year, Kim Cadillo shares her story.
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Photographer Marco Giannavola tells us the advice he got from a friend that changed his life.
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We sat down with Kim Cadillo, Tom Hatton and Marco Giannavola for our first ever live taping to tell their stories of getting unstuck.
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If you’re not on speaking terms with someone, can that relationship ever change? Today’s guest, Min Kim Sieling from New Jersey.
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As a child, Samirah Gnangbe, lived through a civil war. From that moment on, she became someone who paved the way for others as a second-language learner and Ph.D. student in engineering.
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Rhonda Windham, of Los Angeles, was already an NCAA basketball champion and trailblazing WNBA General Manager before encountering Buddhism.
She shares what practicing Buddhism taught her that all her success did not—how to look inward with unflinching honesty and lead with her heart.
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#marchmadness #ncaa #usctrojans #wnba
Believing in yourself (literally) changes your everyday life. 👏
Radhika Rao, of San Francisco, tried Buddhism because she was jealous of a friend’s happiness. Since then, she’s living a life beyond anything she had dreamed.
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