Aug. 5, 2025
Ashley On - The Life and Times of Leigh Taylor-Young with LTY
In this heartfelt and expansive conversation, we explore the remarkable life of Leigh Taylor-Young—Emmy-winning actress, spiritual teacher, and humanitarian. From her early rise in Hollywood with breakout roles in Peyton Place and Soylent Green, to her profound spiritual journey with the Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness (MSIA), Leigh shares stories from a life lived on both the screen and the soul’s path. We discuss the evolution of her career, her commitment to inner growth, and how she has gracefully bridged the worlds of creativity, consciousness, and service. This episode offers an intimate look at a life guided by purpose, presence, and passion.
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Today, we're honored to welcome Lee Taylor Young, an Emmy Award-winning actress whose remarkable journey spans Hollywood stardom, profound spiritual exploration, and impactful humanitarian work.
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From her breakout roles in Peyton Place and films alongside icons like Peter Sellers, to her courageous decision to step away from fame in pursuit of deeper meaning, Lee's life is a testament to authenticity and inner peace.
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Good morning, Lee Taylor Young.
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Nice to see you again.
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Thank you so much for being on the show.
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It's
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wonderful to see you, Ashley.
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Thank you.
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We had a fun morning getting together.
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Yes, we have.
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Well, that's good.
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I'm glad to see you now.
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And thank you for your patience and getting this put together this morning.
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And me too.
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Thank you.
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Yeah, here we are.
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You know, it's great to see you again.
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I'm excited to talk to you and learn more about your remarkable life.
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I lots of great experiences in your life and I'd love to learn more, but I'd love to just start by understanding what initially drew you to acting and how has that passion for performance really intertwined with your spiritual journey?
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Oh, that's a great question.
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Especially your words, passion for performance, because ironically, Well, it's often the case with artists.
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I was very introverted as a child, and in my teens, I was very, very introverted.
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But the one thing that my mother started me on at age four, with great consistency and dedication, since I couldn't drive, she would take me to dance class about four times a week, ballet classes.
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And I loved it.
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I loved the discipline.
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I loved the music.
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I loved movement.
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I had a lot of energy.
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And then when I was 13, my parents took me to New York City and I saw my first Broadway play, which was a musical.
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And I just thought, it was like Paul going to Damascus.
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It was like, oh my God, this is what I want to do, which was expression, which didn't come to me so easily.
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you know, as a natural thing to be in front of people and to express, just wasn't the draw.
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But when I saw the music and the joy, and because I understood the discipline of dance so well, I just, it was a convergent moment.
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So...
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I ended up at Northwestern University.
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My father's hopes would be by making sure I majored in economics that this would be the antidote to my absolute lack of interest or understanding of how money worked.
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And he hoped that this would be the answer.
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Well, within the first quarter, a young lady who had become my friend, for which I was enormously excited that I had a friend, invited, she was in the theater school, which was a famous school, I later found out, the theater school at Northwestern.
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And she invited me to come to the class and then we would go to lunch together.
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She said, just walk into the theater in the dark, just sit there and you'll see the class.
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I walked in in the dark, sat down and it was another moment where I watched this, who I later realized was a very famous acting teacher at Northwestern, Alvina Krauss.
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She was about five foot two and an absolute terror.
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She was in her seventies.
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The only thing she was missing a stick but she was a revelation in how the actors would do a scene she'd stop them she'd talk to them but what she would say and then what they would do that became so much more alive and so much more so it was like okay this is what i want to do this is what i want to do i want to be an actress because i realized that i could speak through a character I could, in a way, it was, I guess, kind of predictable that I could find such a wonderful way to be safe in a legal expression in a play behind a character.
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So I went the next day without telling my parents, changed my major to theater.
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Wow.
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then just started hanging out with everybody in the theater school, auditioning for plays, met my first mentor there, who became a genuine mentor in theater to me, introduced me to Sir John Gielgud, more Shakespeare, worked with my voice, which was very Midwestern.
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He said, that's a no-no.
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We have got to change the way you talk.
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All your vowels are squished.
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So I would say things like, I can get you something.
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And he'd say, it's can get, you know, open up the throat.
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And he remains a close friend to this day well into his 80s.
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But at any rate, it set me on that path.
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And within four years from that epiphany, I was on Broadway.
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So my intention was so lit up so fierce.
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And I had so much discipline because of ballet.
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Ballet is a very, very disciplined art form.
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And I loved it.
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I loved that discipline.
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So I just, it was in my nature.
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I had a military father who expressed his fatherhood with a certain tonality of the military.
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So I was kind of familiar to the dedication that theater would take.
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to achieving my goal, which from a Midwestern town in Detroit, it was like very far away.
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But, you know, I got into a school in New York and I just, that's all I dedicated myself to.
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And I got that.
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And then within a few months I was in California and by serendipity ended up as the lead, one of the leads in Peyton Place.
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then it just took off from there
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well you had such rapid success um it had to be just a whirlwind i'm interested in just like how what was the transformation like for you from that going from a small midwestern girl who you know now all of a sudden was seemingly had it all in terms of uh in terms of fame and and being an actress and and all of that experience
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i did not have that measurement in me of oh i'm famous or oh i'm successful i just love to work i love to do the work that was my focus the excitement in a new character the excitement of having responsibility the excitement of stepping up to the challenge that was where my focus was i didn't do a lot of evaluating that, oh, now I was this or now I was that.
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I really didn't see through that lens easily.
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I mean, never in my life have I done that.
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You could either say it was a great value or a weakness.
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I don't know.
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But I could never...
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Patting myself on the back and saying, you've done this, this, or this.
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Every once in a while, when I look at my curriculum vitae, I go...
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Really?
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Cause it's so big, all the jobs, all the different, I've always had an inner North star.
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That's also been a big part of it all.
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I kind of listen.
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And if I get it, I go and I give it up, give it my all.
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Well, it's interesting.
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There's, I want to get into, you know, cause you kind of, You've spoken before about the emptiness that you felt at that time when you walked away from Hollywood.
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There's a current sports story going on, a golfer named Scotty Scheffler.
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I don't know if you're aware of who he
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is.
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Oh, very.
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In fact, if I look too carefully to the right, I'll see him on the big screen over in the corner.
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Okay, yeah.
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He should be winning right now, I think.
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He is.
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Yeah.
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I don't know if you've heard the story this week about what he said, but it reminded me of you, and I wanted to get your opinion on this, but he said something about being unfulfilled in, you know, he's a three time major champion and he's the number one golfer in the world.
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And but he he was talking about how that doesn't make him happy.
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And he was interviewed quite extensively about it.
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And he was talking about really focusing on his family.
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That's where he finds his joy.
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But, you know, it made me think of you and your story about, you know, the emptiness that you spoke about and you walked away from Hollywood and really started a different life going to Santa Fe.
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I just wonder if you have anything to share on that, given the relevance of what he's saying.
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I
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would consider with Scotty that there's another call in him that's asking him to look more deeply.
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Because I think when we do have that fulfillment and satisfaction, we're on point.
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we're on point with our life that's why the satisfaction is there we're in alignment with our goals with our heart uh that's all if if he's not satisfied um then his his heart soul may be calling him to either appreciate more deeply family or to extend his vision about who and what he might be and who and what he might do.
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For me, I so loved my work in film.
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But what really, it wasn't like it was empty.
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It was more like I really was developing a stronger call to another path that made me staying in this path not fulfilling.
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because there was another call.
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And there really was another call.
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And I had been in my parallel life with my acting, had always been a seeker ever since I was a little girl.
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It was a through line in my life to, I wanted to learn.
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I wanted to not know out of ego, but I wanted to know something that matched up deeply inside myself.
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I was a prolific all my life since I was three.
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a prolific reader.
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I loved books.
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I loved words.
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I knew those words had mysteries for me, even if I didn't understand them yet.
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I wanted to learn to read.
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I never had any interest in mathematics or hard science.
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I just didn't.
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My interest was history.
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biographies, people's lives, the mystery of being alive, nature.
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Fortunately, I had a grandfather who was a farmer and was very attuned, and he was also a professor.
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So He was very attuned to my nature, so he fulfilled me greatly.
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He would homeschool me parallel to my schooling so that this sort of aphoricious curiosity and enthusiastic interest could be tapped and like feeding a bird.
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He would do things like give me, I was such a good reader, he would give me the Greeks and the Romans and have me read it.
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And then at night, after everybody had gone to bed, we'd meet in the living room and he would Socratically ask me questions that would guide my understanding of things.
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When I was 13 from India, he brought me Autobiography of a Yogi and he had met Yogananda.
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And my grandfather also was a minister.
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And he gave me this book and I just devoured it.
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And for the first time, here was someone talking about experiences that I was having.
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I was having mystical experiences, didn't know it.
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I could hear things other people didn't seem to hear.
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I never did much speaking about it, except with my grandfather.
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And then he gave me this and I went, I'm not that weird.
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And
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so that really set my course as a parallel course.
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Anything artistic that I would pursue was always this parallel course to read, if not books like Autobiography Yogi, to read things like Kazanzakis or Teilhard de Chardin.
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you know, things that were, for my young mind, very fulfilling to read and were affirmative.
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Yeah.
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In reading about you, I did pick up on the fact that your grandfather was a very influential part of your life.
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Is that, you know, is that where you really got your motivation for spirit and to really seek God within?
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I honestly think that was already alive in me.
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I loved to be alone.
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I was not social.
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I didn't go, oh, I want to go hang with a girlfriend or kids.
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I really didn't know how to do that.
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I felt so awkward.
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My happy place was in my room with a book.
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I loved archeology very young.
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The mysteries of the ancient past, Egypt, I mean, when I was 10 years old, I was into Egypt.
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When I was 11, I found a book on, believe it or not, Akhenaten, a little thin book in the school, middle school library.
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And I just devoured that book because I think later, I think I had a resonance with that lifetime was probably why it was so lit up.
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But no, I think I came in with this and my grandfather was there as a guiding light.
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to help me develop skills that would lead me more confidently forward.
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I
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was going to say, give you that confidence to keep going with that path, right?
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Yeah.
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And my husband can attest to this day, you come into the bedroom, I probably have 10 books around my feet.
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I even have a girlfriend who I had, a lovely actress, Leslie Ann Warren, a very dear friend for 50 years.
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We were having lunch the other day.
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She said, do you remember, do you still like books?
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I said, more than ever.
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She said, I just remember visiting you in your bedroom, and you'd think it should be a bedroom, but it was, books were everywhere.
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It looked like you were reading all of them.
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I mean, I have a detective thing inside, too, that...
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Like right now, I'm on the prophets.
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I get an urge for something, and then I just have to follow it.
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You know, questions in my mind like, what does it mean to be the chosen people?
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Where did that start?
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Where did the 12 tribes start?
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Where did the first covenant with God start for Israel?
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And now I'm on to the prophets in the Old Testament.
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It started there, and now I'm into Jeremiah and the other prophets.
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prophets and i can't tell you that has a goal but it's very satisfying it's answering something
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what i know you're just you're in the middle of this um exploration with the prophets but share with us what have you learned so far what's the most fascinating thing you've learned about them in your learnings yet
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i would say a great respect for their courage because they carried a consciousness that was elevated in the times in which they lived.
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It was elevated in understanding far beyond the pagan religions that also were still in the land and pagan mentality.
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And Jeremiah is just about my favorite because his courage to tell the truth no matter what.
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He warned at great cost to his life constantly because he was taking on the priesthood.
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He was taking on the king.
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He was taking on the powers that be.
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He was taking on his version of ice and saying, this is wrong.
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You are breaking your covenant with God to love God, to honor God.
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You have idols.
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You're corrupt.
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And if you keep it up, he was basically saying, you're going to get the karma of this because you made an agreement with God.
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You made a covenant, and you're breaking it.
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It's like when you don't keep your word, and you say you will, and then you don't.
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It's an itty-bitty form of that.
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It's got a karmic feel to it.
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You said you would, and then you don't.
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And so to him, Israel was breaking its word with God.
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And he found it to be very serious because he knew in his visions that Babylon was lurking along the edges and that if Israel didn't reinstate its loyalty to spirit and to God, it was going to pay the price.
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And it did.
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He warned and warned and warned for a long time.
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And then Babylon came in, tore down the temple, Solomon's temple, took all that was inside and then took the people.
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And it was a big pay, but they didn't listen.
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And Jesus himself sat and looked at the gates of Jerusalem and cried, wept, said, you're doing it again.
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You know, because that covenant was serious.
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But I think what Jesus did that was so amazing is he absorbed the karma of it all.
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And he offered a new covenant that was not the Mosaic covenant of an eye for an eye, the law.
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He was offering the covenant of grace that
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all...
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And forgiveness.
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All is forgiven.
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And...
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he paid for it with his life as the sacrifice instead of a lamb in the temple.
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He was the lamb of God and gave his life to pay all of that.
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So where all that line is now, I wouldn't know.
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I don't particularly like what Israel's doing.
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