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EPISODE · May 4, 2012 · 39 MIN
48 Great Compassion
from Spring 2012 Shamatha Retreat · host Audio
Alan shares his definitions of 'spiritual' and 'religious', and discusses 'Mahakaruna' or 'Great Compassion'. Then, we practice developing this aspiration and intention to help all sentient beings become free. Meditation begins at 14:42
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