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  • @Heart_sayer | Do you believe in soulmates?
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    "So yes, whoever is visiting, please, please, please do believe in that. Keep knocking yourself. Keep have a look. And your belief that even you deserve a soulmate and even you can be one for somewhere. So soulmates are so true. They are your soul. You have met them sometimes without meeting. Also, I do believe."
    2 min
  • @AnngieKaye | Do you believe in soulmates?
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    "No, I don't believe in soulmates because it just seems so. It seems so tricky. It seems like you either you or your soulmate makes one wrong step, you don't end up meeting, and now you don't ever have your soulmate. So does that mean that you're destined to be alone? Or any other relationship that you get into will always feel subpar. It'll always feel like something's missing because you haven't met that one, right? I mean, how does it."
    3 min
  • @MK1981 | If you were designing a new educational program, what would be your key priorities and how would you implement them?
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    "You know, a school that's about, I don't know, like maybe on 80 acres where the kids are like, you know, you learn your, your basic, you know, classes like, of English and sciences, social sciences. But more importantly, you also learn like agriculture. You learn how to like, you know, live off the land. Things that are like, helpful for survival and like, practical things too, like, you know, how to build a house."
    6 min
  • @GlennPriceMann | Do you believe in soulmates?
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    "Hello. This is such a great question. Do you believe in soulmates? I do believe in soulmates, but perhaps not in the traditional way. I believe that soul mates are not isolated to romantic relationships. I believe a soulmate can be a friend. It could be, you know, a sibling, it could be a grandparent, a parent. Yes. It could also be someone who you're romantically involved with. But I think soulmate isn't just limited to romance."
    2 min
  • @notessonthego | What would happen if you could download your memories into a searchable spreadsheet?
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    "In fact, my book called Papama's Portrait, which is a rendition of my growing up days in Mumbai and my memories of her, is going to be released soon in the U.S. actually, it's a publisher in the U.S. it's going to be released hopefully in October this year is for Kapama's Portrait and I will obviously be sharing that with you guys later on when it's released. But I think it's beautiful in terms of capturing memories."
    2 min
  • @lhnath | What’s one thing your grateful for today?
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    "Pray for them. If it's you, God loves you. And I want to pray for you right now. God, anyone listening here that is considering suicide or is just very low, feeling very low, Father, I pray you would come right alongside them. I know with when people feel very low, you're very gentle with them. Because your will is never to crush us. It's to. Sometimes it's to break us, but it's never to crush us."
    13 min
  • @onePhlyQTPie | If you could take a year off to travel, where would you go?
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    "Well, look at that way. My favorite were Dallas Cowgirls. Oh, my God, A steal. And I was born and raised a cheerleader. Fourth grade tryouts. I don't know what happened. I thought I did great. I was so excited. I was up there with three other girls on the stage. We were the last to perform. 5, 6, 7, and clap. Go back, back. Ripple, ripple. Turn, turn. Slow, slow. And posed."
    12 min
  • @Heart_sayer | What’s one thing your grateful for today?
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    "I'm grateful for the friend I own. It was, you know, I was actually in search of a friend. You know, there would be some, you know, the imaginary plots in our mind from childhood. Like a friend, it should be this way. And it wasn't a good long search, but, you know, I couldn't dig out. But it founded me, it parted the ways to me directly."
    2 min
  • @Luchianna | Do you believe in karma?
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    "You know, a million is great when it's a hundred thousand things hit a little different. And so he had to come back and he had to come back and not eat crow, but he ate the feathers. And so, you know, the supervisor let him come back, didn't hard have any, you know, bad intentions, let him come back to work. And the guy eventually ended up quitting the post office."
    5 min

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