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EPISODE · Apr 6, 2010 · 41 MIN

Practice as Process

from Black Mountain Zen · host Ryūshin Paul Haller

Ryūshin Paul Haller describes how mindfulness practice is a process over time. He explains how, in this process, it is possible to cultivate a greater awareness of our own unique mental, emotional and psychological life as well as an experiential insight into Buddhist teachings.

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Ryūshin Paul Haller describes how mindfulness practice is a process over time. He explains how, in this process, it is possible to cultivate a greater awareness of our own unique mental, emotional and psychological life as well as an experiential insight into Buddhist teachings.

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