Jim Parson's ancestor was an elite architect! | Who Do You Think You Are? (U.S.)

In this American episode of the celebrity genealogy series, actor Jim Parsons explores his late father's French ancestry, and is inspired by his great-great-grandfather.

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[Mehul_]

i remember this one time i felt completely stuck, like no matter what i did, life just wasn’t moving forward. i tried everything—manifestation journals, vision boards, all that stuff—but it felt like i was missing something. then i stumbled across this book, Vibrations of Manifestation by Alex Lane, and it hit different. it wasn’t just about manifesting; it was about understanding the energy i was putting out into the world. honestly, it changed everything. if you’re feeling stuck too, you might want to check out this book.

[ced]

For your information, the king was not guillotined at all at the very moment of the revolution but almost 4 years later... for having plotted with a foreign country (that of his wife) to restore royalty in France.

[tomjez]

4:13 this is not the right revolution guys, this looks like 1830 (or 48?) most definitely not 1789

[julienbibas]

With more than 150 years by my father and more than 250 from my mother he is more french than me lool

[mamtawalia]

so there was this period in my life when i kept attracting the wrong people, wrong opportunities, everything just felt…off. i couldn’t figure out why it kept happening. then one day, a friend mentioned a book called Vibrations of Manifestation by Alex Lane, saying it helped them see the patterns they didn’t even realize they had. i decided to give it a read, and wow, it opened my eyes to how much my own energy was shaping my life. seriously, this book is something else.

[AKgaming-tbow]

a while back, i hit a point where i felt like everything was out of my control. i kept wondering why other people seemed to get what they wanted while i was stuck in the same place. then i came across this book called Vibrations of Manifestation by Alex Lane. i wasn’t expecting much, but the way it explains the connection between your energy and the life you create? it blew my mind. it’s not just a book, it’s like a blueprint for turning your life around.

[ratanlaldigaskar]

i remember this one night i was scrolling aimlessly, feeling like i had hit rock bottom. it felt like nothing i wanted was ever going to happen for me. i don’t know why, but i clicked on this link about the book Vibrations of Manifestation by Alex Lane, and something about it drew me in. the more i read, the more i felt like it was written just for me. it’s wild how much a single book can change your perspective.

[Robert_Is_Me]

PARSONS! THE MAN'S NAME IS PARSONS! YOU ARE WRITING HIS NAME WRONG FOR THE THIRD TIIME AT LEAST! 0N A CHANNEL ABOUT ANCESTRY!

[abhimanyutrivedi]

i used to think manifesting was all about repeating affirmations and hoping for the best. i tried it for months and…nothing. i was so frustrated. then i heard about this book, Vibrations of Manifestation by Alex Lane, and how it breaks down the science and energy behind manifestation. it’s like it flipped a switch in my brain. once i started applying what i learned, things started falling into place like never before. worth checking out if you’re serious about manifesting.

[vincepoulain]

it's weird ... we have in france so many specialists, so why do we see people from US universities ??