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Derek shares his transformative journey through Tibetan Buddhism, emphasizing the power of compassion and the importance of understanding one’s own mind. He reflects on how meditation and silent retreats have helped him cultivate awareness, allowing him to respond to life's challenges with greater calm and clarity. By practicing mindfulness, he learns to navigate his emotions, recognizing that everything will ultimately be okay, even in the face of negativity.In this clip
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