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"   Photo: Getty Images Here&amp;#039;s an interesting twist on the &amp;quot;where are they now&amp;quot; story: Andrew Keegan has made the transition from &amp;#039;90s movie heartthrob to spiritual leader. Keegan, who you might remember as the guy from 10 Things I Hate About You who wasn&amp;#039;t Heath Ledger, now leads a new-age cultural center called Full Circle. Vice paid a visit to Full Circle&amp;#039;s home base in Venice Beach, California, to find out more. Keegan said the group&amp;#039;s name comes from the concept of &amp;quot;synchronicity,&amp;quot; or the circular nature of time. He had a spiritual awakening after being attacked in 2011, &amp;quot;at the same time the tsunami hit Japan.&amp;quot; That, combined with a few other eerie coincidences, led him to his current mission. Full Circle&amp;#039;s website shies away from calling itself a religion, opting for terms like &amp;quot;Co-Creative Collective.&amp;quot; The movement emphasizes the importance of the performing arts to help answer questions like &amp;quot;Why are we here?&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;Can we rise to the challenge of this moment and co-create a new world together?&amp;quot;      Keegan, who is listed as the movement&amp;#039;s co-founder and visionary, insists the community isn&amp;#039;t cultish, but rather, a community where all members get a say. &amp;quot;I very much speak what comes through [while] in the collective,&amp;quot; he said. &amp;quot;We create a resonance of balance and equality of the crew.&amp;quot; The actor-turned-guru&amp;#039;s next mission might be a change of venue: The building that hosts Full Circle has gone up for auction, and they may not be able to afford the rent hike. Update, 8/22: Full Circle has released a lengthy statement about its mission and its meditation ceremonies:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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