#4 Visión correcta - Semana 4

la meditación Vipassana para que la puedas aplicar de forma concreta y sencilla en tu cotidiano.

Episode 4 of the Vipassana en tu cotidiano podcast podcast, hosted by Rojo Venado, titled "#4 Visión correcta - Semana 4" was published on November 27, 2023 and runs 35 minutes.

November 27, 2023 ·35m · Vipassana en tu cotidiano podcast

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#4 Visión correcta - Semana 4 En este episodio nos adentramos a conceptos esenciales Budistas y cómo encajan en la práctica Vipassana: Dukkha, Anicca y Anatta. El podcast Vipassana en tu cotidiano tiene cómo objetivo compartir la meditación Vipassana para que la puedas aplicar de forma concreta y sencilla en tu cotidiano.  Pueden seguir la cuenta @vipassana_cotidiano en Instagram donde encontrarán publicaciones con informaciones complementarias y también pedir el manual por ese medio. El podcast se puede escuchar en varias plataformas de escucha y en Youtube. Podcast producido por @rojovenado Aplica de forma concreta y sencilla la meditación en tu vida. #vipassanaentucotidianopodcast #podcastdemeditación #vipassanaconnadia #vipassanaentucotidiano #meditacionentucotidiano Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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#4 Visión correcta - Semana 4

En este episodio nos adentramos a conceptos esenciales Budistas y cómo encajan en la práctica Vipassana: Dukkha, Anicca y Anatta.

El podcast Vipassana en tu cotidiano tiene cómo objetivo compartir la meditación Vipassana para que la puedas aplicar de forma concreta y sencilla en tu cotidiano.

Pueden seguir la cuenta @vipassana_cotidiano en Instagram donde encontrarán publicaciones con informaciones complementarias y también pedir el manual por ese medio.

El podcast se puede escuchar en varias plataformas de escucha y en Youtube.

Podcast producido por @rojovenado

Aplica de forma concreta y sencilla la meditación en tu vida.

#vipassanaentucotidianopodcast #podcastdemeditación #vipassanaconnadia #vipassanaentucotidiano #meditacionentucotidiano

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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