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August 2008
08/11/08 Suffering and Solitude
Why is it that a prisoner, locked away for his crime and left alone in his cell may weep, when a Buddhist Monk alone in the same cell would celebrate? Oprah talks with spiritual teacher Byron Katie, about the pain and suffering one can face when left alone with their thoughts. Plus, they talk about how you can be at peace with your thoughts and end your own suffering.
08/04/08 Learning 'The Work'
Are you ready to learn how to make the most of your life right now? Spiritual leader and author Byron Katie returns to talk with Oprah about the steps of Byron's revolutionary and transformative process called "The Work" and about her book Loving What Is: Four Questions That Can Change Your Life.
July 2008
07/28/08 Ending Your Suffering
Are you ready to end your suffering? According to spiritual teacher and best-selling author Byron Katie, happiness is within your reach. Oprah talks with Byron about her inquiry process called "The Work," which she says alleviates depression, decreases stress and improves relationships—all by answering four powerful questions that will turn your life around.
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Comments (3)
It's a dream come true for me, to see Byron Katie and Oprah Winfrey together, and to witness Oprah being an authentic "Everywoman," moving from resistance to some willingness once the mind's self-protective mechanisms were revealed. Reminds me so much of myself when I first came to The Work. (Oh, okay, the way I still am sometimes).
Oprah's openness to doing The Work with Katie, with millions experiencing her process, shows the rest of the world how it's done in a way that, I believe, will be taken to heart, and received as one of Oprah's many excellent "Love That!" offerings to the world.
I can't wait to see Katie on the Oprah TV show soon (hint, hint, Harpo Productions!).
Posted by Carol L. Skolnick | August 19, 2008 10:09 AM
Posted on August 19, 2008 10:09
Just today I watched Katie's three interviews with Oprah. Thank you Katie and Oprah for doing this. I was deeply moved to see Oprah answer the four questions and bring herself forth so fully and in so doing let so many of us that respect her so dearly experience the Work. I have been doing the Work for some years now, it is an integral part of my life and watching Katie and Oprah brought the Work to me yet again in such a new, clear innocent way. Thank you both and I look forward to more such sharings that more people may learn to live
a life without suffering. a big thank you to you Katie and Oprah.
Love Nina
Posted by Nina Lynch | August 17, 2008 3:23 PM
Posted on August 17, 2008 15:23
Katie,
This interview with Oprah was just fabulous!! It was like sitting in The School for The Work again, watching you encourage and bring to light the possible for all of us! Who loves you?
Love,
Grant
Posted by Grant Tyler | August 13, 2008 11:51 AM
Posted on August 13, 2008 11:51