With Oprah’s Classroom open for the second season of Master Class, Jane Fonda spoke of lessons and life that were full of honesty and openness. With each word, she teaches. OWN has been wonderful to share some of the most candid pieces of the hour class. Take a few moments to change your life. Thanks OWN, for sharing these with the world and with those who may not be able to see them on the network.

From OWN: Lessons from Henry Fonda – While writing her memoirs, Jane Fonda says she received a call from Yolanda King, the daughter of Martin Luther King Jr. Watch as she reveals what shared experiences they had as daughters of extremely public figures—and how they can still connect with their fathers.

From OWN: Jane Fonda on Learning to Forgive Yourself – It wasn’t until a year after her mother’s death that Jane Fonda learned she had taken her own life. For years, Jane blamed herself—until she received medical records from the institution where her mother committed suicide. Watch as Jane recalls the moment she realized it wasn’t her fault and finally forgave herself.

From OWN: Jane Fonda on Finding Her Focus – When she was young, Jane Fonda thought she was overweight, not talented, and didn’t want to be an actress. One day, her friend suggested she study with her father—legendary acting coach Lee Strasberg. Watch as she recalls the classes she took alongside Marilyn Monroe and the moment that changed the direction of her life forever.

From OWN: Jane Fonda on Growing from Your Pain – At age 62, Jane Fonda made the painful decision to leave her husband, Ted Turner. Watch as she reflects on her reasons why and what she learned from that difficult time.

From OWN: Jane Fonda on the Joy of Aging – Jane Fonda says aging is like a staircase: You may decline physically, but you keep ascending in the areas it really counts. Find out why Jane is happy to be making the climb in the third act of her life.