The Zen Diaries Of Garry Shandling
“Humor is a wonderful way to deal with our suffering because if we can laugh at our troubles, we can feel better. Thich Nhat Hanh is a special man who has helped millions with their suffering with incredible technique. But he doesn’t know real suffering, because he has not dated as much as I have.”
“I don’t think I’m severely politically active. I care deeply, and I have my strong personal beliefs. I think America is dancing on thin ice. But I think it’s bigger even than a political issue. I wonder about the evolution of the human race and spirit and what our goals and reasons for living are.”
I was always a fan of this gifted writer / performer. But after reading some of his intimate journal entries throughout his life (perfect concept / tribute by the way, go Judd!) against a fascinating backdrop of clips, friends, and pictures… I have an even greater appreciation of what his life’s work was truly about.
Considering a few praising words by Garry’s idol George Carlin, completely altered the trajectory of his life. It’s a touching and funny portrayal of one of the most hard-working comic geniuses to ever live. Devotion, passion, enlightenment, struggle, diligent, loquacious, intelligent, grief-stricken, authentic, neurotic, and most importantly zen are the keywords here. Watch it and no flipping!
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Posted by lilmountain on July 6, 2018 in Unedited Quill Spills
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