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Seven Days in Usha Village

By: Beverly Oliver
Narrated by: Herman Washington, Beverly Oliver
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From November 6 to November 12, 2005, natural healer and herbal medicine specialist Dr. Sebi shared details about his autobiography and his life's work with author Beverly Oliver at his healing center in Honduras, Central America. Usha Village is the setting for Seven Days in Usha Village: A Conversation with Dr. Sebi. Herman Washington narrates the voice of the late Dr. Sebi.

©2007 Beverly Oliver (P)2017 Beverly Oliver
Biographies & Memoirs Alternative & Complementary Medicine
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