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Oprah is joined by Paulo Coelho, author of the international best-seller The Alchemist. With more than 65 million copies sold, his beloved parable, which focuses on the importance of following your dreams, has become one of the best-selling books in history. His most recent novel, Adultery, marks his 31st published book. He has now sold an unprecedented 150 million books worldwide.
Oprah sits down with Paulo at his home in the picturesque city of Geneva, Switzerland. In his first-ever interview on American television, Paulo tells Oprah about the process of writing The Alchemist and how the story of the shepherd boy pursuing his treasure is a universal metaphor for life. They discuss how Paulo's colorful and rebellious upbringing influenced the man he is today and how following his heart's desire has positioned him as one of the most successful authors in the world.
Oprah's conversation with best-selling author Paulo Coelho continues from his home in Switzerland. In Part 2 of this exclusive interview, Paulo shares his unique spiritual journey and how he never lost faith in his dream of becoming a world-class writer.
Oprah sits down with seven-time Grammy award-winning singer/songwriter Alanis Morissette for a conversation about passion, art and the spiritual lessons that have helped her remain grounded despite the roller-coaster ride of stardom and success.
Oprah sits down with author and actress Ali MacGraw, star of the iconic '70s film Love Story, for a rare conversation about her lifelong spiritual journey, aging with grace and the real-life lessons in love she learned from her very famous relationships.
Oprah is joined by best-selling author Elizabeth Gilbert, whose memoir Eat, Pray, Love sparked a global conversation about what it means to find your calling and fulfill your life's purpose.
Oprah and New York Times best-selling author Elizabeth Gilbert continue their conversation, delving deeper into how Elizabeth found the courage to walk her own path, discussing her second marriage and exploring the unexpected lessons she has learned along the way.
Oprah is joined by best-selling author and Tibetan Buddhist nun Pema Chödrön for an uplifting conversation about her spiritual journey and how we can all move closer to living fuller, more conscious lives.
On Christmas Day 2011, a fire took the lives of Madonna Badger's parents and three daughters. Oprah speaks with Madonna about finding strength in the wake of the unthinkable and forging a spiritual connection to her children even after their tragic deaths.
Oprah speaks with best-selling author and spiritual teacher Marianne Williamson about the lessons she learned from her recent run for Congress, why she believes spirituality belongs in politics, and the thrill of taking a leap of faith at any age.
Oprah is joined by acclaimed Episcopal priest and best-selling author Barbara Brown Taylor for a conversation about embracing darkness in all its forms and how facing the unknown can be a transformative spiritual practice.
Oprah sits down with Oscar®- and Grammy®-winning songwriter Paul Williams and screenwriter Tracey Jackson, who discuss their new book on addiction and recovery, Gratitude and Trust. In the interview, each shares a unique experience of addiction: Paul as a recovering alcoholic who has been sober for 24 years, and Tracey as someone who has been inspired by her friends who participate in traditional recovery programs. Paul and Tracey believe that everyone, even the nonaddict, struggles with life-limiting behaviors. Through these fear-based habits including perfectionism, smartphone obsession, overeating and fear of intimacy we subconsciously stand in the way of our personal wholeness. Paul and Tracey have created six affirmations, rooted in traditional principles of recovery, that they say can help people identify personal obstacles, break their dysfunctional patterns and embark on a path toward a better version of themselves while learning to evolve through trust and gratitude.
Oprah talks with Timothy Shriver, the chairman of the Special Olympics, who shares how he created a movement that focuses on acceptance, inclusion and respect for individuals with intellectual disabilities. Together, Oprah and Timothy discuss why he feels courage and grit are fundamental to success.
