Winton Higgins: The Four Tasks and the Eight Fold Path

(Australian Insight Meditation Network (Buddhist Society of Victoria))

An episode of the Australian Insight Meditation Network: Winton Higgins's most recent Dharma talks podcast, hosted by Winton Higgins, titled "Winton Higgins: The Four Tasks and the Eight Fold Path" was published on November 9, 2013 and runs 34 minutes.

November 9, 2013 ·34m · Australian Insight Meditation Network: Winton Higgins's most recent Dharma talks

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