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Advanced Lesson in Living the Good Life

  • Posted: Sunday, September 10, 2006

  • Duration: 10min 23sec

Talk Notes

We live in a small world of thought.

In our pain itself is something that can lead us to true change.

We need to withdraw from this pain (sensation) of life.

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