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  • @MsColes77 | What was the make and model of your first car?
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    "Hey, Shelly. So the make and model of my first car, I had an 86 Mazda 323 hatchback. And we bought it from a family friend who lived down the street from my parents at the time. And she used to attend Duke University. And so while she was in college, she would drive that car back and forth from where we lived to school in North Carolina. And so once she finished school, somehow she ended up."
    5 min
  • @lhnath | How important is spirituality to your life now?
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    "Issue first. That's real spirituality, as opposed to false spirituality, which is, hey, man, I'm a good person. I don't hurt people. You know, I do a lot of good to help people. Okay, well, that's wonderful. But when you stand before God, can you tell God you're perfect? Because unless you can tell him you're perfect and it's true, you're going to hell because you have sin. And that's."
    15 min
  • @arunanandarao | How important is spirituality to your life now?
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    "Spirituality is experiential, inward and the uncontainable. Often described as the river within, connecting all beings. It is breathed beyond breathing, a soul's silent murmur beneath the noise. Religion is organized practice, belief, ritual, institution, whereas spirituality is personal experience, awareness, inner peace, transformation. Both need not conflict. Spirituality can live within or outside of religion. The distinction is death versus form, essence versus structure. In Japan Zen it is called inner emptiness, satori, direct perception without thought."
    15 min
  • @arunanandarao | What do you think about when you are alone?
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    "I wake in the hollow of dawn's embrace no footprints near, no hands entwined the world yet soft I face my face alone with only thought under time, in chambers where my laughter faded I gather Scattered dreams like shells Solitude once dark and jaded Now a lantern Stories swell the echo sharp and kind to walk alone is to walk free we are outsiders, never confined in aloneness the whole to see one whispers through silent air In Tamil, Summa IRU says Ramana Maharishi simply stay Be as you are beyond the thought without a care Truth arises, fears architecture I am the seed in patient earth the river longing for the sea the poet weighing wonders worth untangling not from memory from the Tamil Sangam songs and Kabir's rain The Osho's dance and Shankara's keen each voice declares what words constrain Alone the soul is washed and clean A brain unanchored weaves new lines Imagination forging things in silence Ancient wisdom shines and hearts remember how to sing in every city far or near One sits beside a silent flame A student, dreamer, worker, seer Aloneness calls us all by name Inside each boundary I begin to sense the world's pulsating thread Isolation breaks within all voices gather, never dead what is alone?"
    15 min
  • @kwa | What do you think about when you are alone?
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    "So like I said, then it's drilling down the things I do have to do in a checklist, and it's things I'd like to do. I often think about the time I wish I would spend a little more time with family, like beyond, I mean, extended. You know, people are getting older, my parents, my aunts and uncles. So that's important. Money is one big thing, but it's really, it's really."
    5 min
  • @Elev8eddestiny | What do you think about when you are alone?
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    "Hey, Shelly. Interesting question here today. My mind is always on a thousand. Like, so many things, just thoughts going on. But when I think about how to answer this question, I would say mainly what I think about all the time. When I'm alone, when I'm not, it's in the back of my mind. When I'm not, but when I'm alone is growth and value."
    3 min
  • @Guruball1 | What was the make and model of your first car?
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    "Y' all take care. I put the. I'll roll a window right back up. And I'm talking about manual. No, electric window. Manual window and ride away. Why? Because you're not going to disrespect my putt putt. And then you're gonna get in. It's not happening. But that was my first car. I loved it. And my father was proud at how I took care of it. I mean, I kept that thing, Turtle Wax down."
    5 min
  • @Suruchi2103 | When you feel upset or stressed, what helps you feel better?
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    "Thank you for this prompt. Stress, I think these days is something that we carry every day with us. For a small thing, for a big thing, we are just stressed. So I think at times we really don't know how to just cope up with the stress. We get upset, you know, when things are not our way, lot many things. So it's, it's like, you know, part of our daily lives."
    3 min
  • @onePhlyQTPie | If you could make one change in the world, what would it be, and why?
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    "Can you imagine if people didn't have to weigh the odds of treatments for, you know, cancer or, you know, not having to borrow money, you know, or going to the dentist and medi cal saying, no, they only cover one cavity and you have to pay for the rest. And where do you get that money? So if I could change the world, it would be an everybody in the world would have free medical, mental health as well."
    3 min
  • @Sheena11 | If you could make one change in the world, what would it be, and why?
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    "Begin at home by teaching children to share, to respect, to listen. Begin at schools by creating spaces where differences are not judged but, you know, embraced. Begin in your own heart by questioning your own walls. You don't have to change the world overnight. You cannot do it also, but you can create, you know, create little ripples, moments of kindness, conversations of compassion and choices that are inclusive rather than divisive."
    5 min

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