Jenny Garth

I just drove by it on the way here and thought, oh, I miss going there.

I need to get back.

Gen Rigpa, the leader of the class, he was so relatable.

Like he translated the teachings of Buddha into like present day usable stuff that we're all dealing with.

road rage and heartbreak and hesitation for reaching for your goals, all the things.

So I was hearing it in just a different language.

It just came in differently and it just resonated so much.

And I had seen a friend of mine that had gone through the stages of the Buddhist teachings.

Yeah.

Another actor.

I was like, wow, you are so cool and level-headed and just like a piece all the time.

I want what you have.

What's wrong with you?

Like, where'd you get that?

He's the one that told me about it.

But I was just sitting there listening to the teachings.

And I took copious notes because I tend to have to write things down in order to remember them.

And I just have those books with me.

I go back to them all the time.

Also, the just human connection that you said I was perhaps missing by not going to the group therapy and realizing that all these people...