 He was reading Eastern philosophy and the Bhagavad Gita and meditating. And when he wasn't doing those things, he was talking to me as a guru about what he was learning about. He wasn't a college grad or, you know, he wasn't a professor, by the way. It was just a hobby that he had. He was fascinated by the mind and our ability to manage it. And the message that he conveyed to me from the time I was a little kid was, whenever something is going wrong,