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Feeling like you fit in is hard, especially when you have many different identities. If you’ve ever felt like you put on a different mask every place you go, this episode is for you. We speak with Falcon Sang, a young artist from L.A., about how practicing Buddhism helped him find himself.
Key takeaway: If you’re willing to dig deeper, you’ll find that Buddhability is universal, and it can help you connect with anyone.
Cheat sheet:
00:30 Announcement: Send us your questions about love
1:13 Introduction to the episode
2:02 A little bit about Falcon’s childhood
6:26 Why it’s important to know who you are
7:26 How his childhood made him feel
9:58 Where he went looking for answers
18:07 Why Buddhism clicked for him
22:38 How loneliness can be turned into a source of strength
23:27 How Falcon’s anger started changing
27:28 How he found a sense of purpose
32:16 The passage that changed his life
37:32 His dream for the future
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