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Well, today we're continuing the conversation on well-being.

Last time we were talking about how we develop good spiritual disciplines. We were talking about the nature of addiction and how we reach out in love to those who do experience addiction

mental health issues. Today, a number of questions, and I think this is reflective of the way

that modern life has increasingly brought to the surface, I suppose, the mental health issues that

exist partly, I think, because of the way culture is changing, Tom, partly it may be just that we're better at diagnosing what we previously went

unrealised in the past but lots of people asking questions around

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