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And As I Stumbled Onto Eastern Philosophy And Buddhism, It Was The First Time I Had Ever Read Any Sort Of Philosophy That Really Made A Tremendous Amount Of Sense. What I Liked That Was Missing From My Experience Of Christianity Growing Up Was A Sort Of Acceptance, A Sort Of Being Ok With Being Imperfect And Not Focusing On The Sin.

It's A Great Thing When You Realize You Still Have The Ability To Surprise Yourself. Makes You Wonder What Else You Can Do That You've Forgotten About.

I'm A Buddhist, So One Of My Biggest Beliefs Is, 'everything Changes, Don't Take It Personally.'

I Will Say That The Environment I Grew Up In Was Not The Most Progressive.

I'd Seen 'interview With A Vampire' And Saw Dracula Movies Growing Up, But I Never Thought, 'i Love Vampires; I Have To Do A Show About Vampires.'