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Lakshmi describes her childhood in two words, "Mommy Dearest". It is astounding that she has overcome physical, mental and emotional abuse, alcoholism, and the inability to imagine because of the way she was treated by her mother during her formative years.

Christopher was dying from a severe case of diverticulitis and colitis and was down to 85 pounds. He was always in pain. Meeting Master John Douglas, the metaphysical healer from Australia turned his life around, even though he was skeptical at first.

Will, at the tender age of nine, was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. His mom and Dad have three younger children and were in shock when they received the results of the MRI. Without radiation and chemotherapy, doctors advised there was no hope, he would be dead in about one year.

Manju suffered from a skin disease and always felt like she was on fire. People actually thought she had leprosy, her skin was so disfigured. Her eczema was not able to be cured by doctors or medications and life for Manju was completely bleak.

Richard, an ophthalmologist completely believes in all of Master John Douglas' powers and regardless of his Western medicine practices; he shares his story on healing through John's miraculous insight. A true TM Transcendental Meditator, he balances both worlds of Western medicine and the spiritual alternative world as well.

Jeri was brutally raped in her home in 1992. Her horrifying story bristles with terror; it is filled with angst, physical trauma leading to hospitalization, and a mental breakdown that institutionalized her.

Ann's cancer was progressing rapidly despite chemotherapy and radiation treatments. Squamous cell carcinoma was the diagnosis with the only thought that she would be in treatments for the rest of her short life.

Erica's mood swings were unbearable since she was a teenager. Finally her parents received the right diagnosis and she began treatment for bi-polar disorder and OCD.

Susan went to work as a systems engineer at IBM; spent several very gratifying years in the industry and then, changed paths and followed her passion for retail into a high-end neighborhood clothing boutique.

Brad, a war correspondent for network news, covered many of the most momentous events of our times, from the Persian Gulf War and the struggle against Apartheid to drug wars in South American jungles and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.

Melinda created the the F word fat largely as a result of her own personal obesity journey. Stigmatized from a young age, the internal emotional battle was endless.

Fred Segal, the man who revolutionized the retail jean industry, shares his touching story that spurred him to write "Love one Another" with the Dalai Lama. Despite a devastating divorce at an exceedingly low time in his life, he became healthy again through love, compassion and a raw food diet.