"This is where I hang out with Buddha and Krishna...Jesus." "Are you a Buddhist?" "I'm a Buddhist, I'm a Muslim, I'm a Christian... It all comes down to the same thing -- you're in a loving place or you're in an unloving place" (CBS interview).
"I read something from Buddha* that said that all spirituality is about
relieving suffering. And I suddenly realized, 'That's what I'm doing!'"

"There's always some sort of deep undercurrent running under things for me," he said.
The actor added: "I've had peaks of kind of enlightenment where I felt like, 'Oh, wow. I've got to figure it out. This is it! Okay. I have peace. I have bliss.'
"And then, boom, off the wave, into the surf, and you're struggling again. I definitely have those scared to death moments, but they're what make you interesting."
Carrey also explained that he believes his life's path is up to a higher power [karma, Oneness, Eckhart Tolle?].
Getting back to his mystical experience of non-duality
- *COMING SOON: What could Jim Carrey have read that put him on the path to "relieve suffering"? Wisdom Quarterly reveals and explains the sutra at the root of the Buddha's statement.
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