Rainn Wilson
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And I seek every day in the highest form of prayer that exists in both the 12-step program of recovery and in the Baha'i faith, that essentially the highest prayer boils down to this. Thy will, not mine, be done. If I can get my greedy, egoistic, selfish, petty, you know, thrashing little will out of the way,
And I seek every day in the highest form of prayer that exists in both the 12-step program of recovery and in the Baha'i faith, that essentially the highest prayer boils down to this. Thy will, not mine, be done. If I can get my greedy, egoistic, selfish, petty, you know, thrashing little will out of the way,
And I seek every day in the highest form of prayer that exists in both the 12-step program of recovery and in the Baha'i faith, that essentially the highest prayer boils down to this. Thy will, not mine, be done. If I can get my greedy, egoistic, selfish, petty, you know, thrashing little will out of the way,
and surrender to the divine will, to the divine force, to the divine light, to the unknowable essence, thy will, not mine, be done, that's where the rubber meets the road. What do I try and do out of that? I try and foster conversations on Soul Boom. I work in philanthropy. I try and make the world a better place. And I try and make the world a better place when I'm driving down the street.
and surrender to the divine will, to the divine force, to the divine light, to the unknowable essence, thy will, not mine, be done, that's where the rubber meets the road. What do I try and do out of that? I try and foster conversations on Soul Boom. I work in philanthropy. I try and make the world a better place. And I try and make the world a better place when I'm driving down the street.
and surrender to the divine will, to the divine force, to the divine light, to the unknowable essence, thy will, not mine, be done, that's where the rubber meets the road. What do I try and do out of that? I try and foster conversations on Soul Boom. I work in philanthropy. I try and make the world a better place. And I try and make the world a better place when I'm driving down the street.
I try and make it a better place when I'm in a Trader Joe's parking lot. I try and make it a better place when I'm interacting with service workers that I encounter to make everyone feel human, loved, seen. I try and connect with people. That is a practice. That's a daily practice.
I try and make it a better place when I'm in a Trader Joe's parking lot. I try and make it a better place when I'm interacting with service workers that I encounter to make everyone feel human, loved, seen. I try and connect with people. That is a practice. That's a daily practice.
I try and make it a better place when I'm in a Trader Joe's parking lot. I try and make it a better place when I'm interacting with service workers that I encounter to make everyone feel human, loved, seen. I try and connect with people. That is a practice. That's a daily practice.
One of the things about my father I most admired was when he passed away, I realized something about him that I didn't appreciate while he was alive, which is that he made every room he went into better. He made every room he went into more alive, filled with more light, with more humor, with more laughter, with more curiosity. He would always ask people questions. How are you? Where are you from?
One of the things about my father I most admired was when he passed away, I realized something about him that I didn't appreciate while he was alive, which is that he made every room he went into better. He made every room he went into more alive, filled with more light, with more humor, with more laughter, with more curiosity. He would always ask people questions. How are you? Where are you from?
One of the things about my father I most admired was when he passed away, I realized something about him that I didn't appreciate while he was alive, which is that he made every room he went into better. He made every room he went into more alive, filled with more light, with more humor, with more laughter, with more curiosity. He would always ask people questions. How are you? Where are you from?
What are you doing? Tell a joke. And he'd share his opinion and laughter and listen. And that's a practice. What would that be like for the listeners, the viewers, listeners? Every room I go into is an opportunity for me to practice making that room more alive.
What are you doing? Tell a joke. And he'd share his opinion and laughter and listen. And that's a practice. What would that be like for the listeners, the viewers, listeners? Every room I go into is an opportunity for me to practice making that room more alive.
What are you doing? Tell a joke. And he'd share his opinion and laughter and listen. And that's a practice. What would that be like for the listeners, the viewers, listeners? Every room I go into is an opportunity for me to practice making that room more alive.
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This is so much fun. Yeah.
This is so much fun. Yeah.