Rose Byrne

It's that feeling of spiritual awakening.

I'd love to have a spiritual practice.

I think it's so wonderful, but it's one of those places where you are

taken over.

And I mean, this was many, many years ago I went, but it's beautiful.

I didn't know that.

It's so beautiful.

That is like Angkor Wat.

Yeah.

Australia, it's definitely not the same relationship with religion as is here.

Which is very, very different and something I'm still understanding.

It's wild that the people I've met over the years and their relationship with their practices or religion, a lot of people in recovery from a religious practice or very extreme religious families.

Mm-hmm.

There, is it just less of a thing in general?

It is.

Obviously, there is a history of it, but it's less fundamental than it is here, for sure.

But growing up, my parents didn't practice any religion, but they sent me to scripture, which is like a Sunday school at my school, but it wasn't on a Sunday.

It was on a Friday.

That's such a boring story.

In any case, but they said to me, it'll be educational and you can decide.