Contemplative, Existential Psychotherapy and Dzogchen

By Ken Bradford

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1h 29 m

Tuning in, meditatively, all these things can loosen up. And it’s the loosening that’s the main thing.

About: Buddhist Philosophy in Dialogue Mindfulness

Published in 2023 (Matthew O'Connell ed.) by The New Books Network.

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