Movie star Aaron, busted for road rage assault, is sent by his lawyer to a meditation teacher, Rachel, for help. He undermines their sessions with seductive behavior. Falling for his charm, she has to stop seeing him. He's arrested again. When he's free he tries to convince her he's changed.—Anonymous

Mindfulness. Meditation. Do you want to be Happy? In "The Fourth Noble Truth," bad boy movie star Aaron's just been convicted of road rage. Fortunately, Aaron's lawyer knows that the sentencing judge is a big fan of meditation instructor Rachel, because of the help she once provided him. So now the skeptical Aaron must see Rachel to impress the judge. In their sessions together, Aaron's intent on doing whatever he can to seduce Rachel, whereas her intent is on teaching him the elements of the Buddha's "Four Noble Truths." The question is...can she really help him?—David Kohner Zuckerman

In 'The Fourth Noble Truth', star Aaron Redmond's life is out of control. Not only has the womanizing actor been busted for drunk driving but also convicted of road rage. Fortunately Aaron's lawyer knows the judge is a big fan of meditation instructor Rachel, because of the help she once provided him. So now the skeptical Aaron must see Rachel to impress the judge. In their sessions together, Rachel's intent on teaching Aaron the elements of the Buddha's 'Four Noble Truths.' But Aaron's agenda is different, and he uses every bit of his charm to try and seduce her. Despite all of Rachel's resolve, she's not immune to Aaron's charisma, and her romantic feelings begin to threaten everything she's trying to accomplish.