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How a Man Who Strives to Live a Possession-Free Life and a Miami Photographer Struck Up an Unexpected Friendship — and What They Can Teach You About the Importance of Human Connection These two strangers have formed an unparalleled bond and have taught each other invaluable lessons about friendship and compassion.

By Madeline Garfinkle Edited by Jessica Thomas

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In a world where doorsteps are lined with Amazon boxes both sealed and discarded and mailboxes are so stuffed they can hardly be closed, Sadhu, 58, lives a life that's virtually waste-free.

The Miami resident was born in Haiti and originally named Daniel before changing his name at age 26.

Although his spirit certainly embodies his chosen name — which means any holy person in Buddhism, Hinduism and Jainism — so does the choice itself, as Sadhu believes in fully embodying and taking ownership of who you truly are.

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