Actor Orlando Bloom says the rise to 'celebritydom' is like entering a burning car.
"(I meditate every day), it allows me to set my intention for the day. It helped me to cope with my sudden rise to 'celebritydom', a process a little bit like getting inside a burning car.
"You see these victims all around you - 15 minutes of fame, a YouTube sensation, whatever it may be," Bloom told Britain's Okay! magazine, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
He added: "They don't realise what it takes. What you want to do is learn how to suit up and get out of that burning car with grace, ease, and integrity."
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