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Anders denken - Anders sein
- Einzelvortrag und geleitete Meditation
- Narrated by: Ayya Khema
- Length: 1 hr and 19 mins
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Anders denken - Anders sein
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Publisher's Summary
Können uns unsere Sinneskontakte dauerhaft zufrieden stellen? Wie finden wir inneres Glück und inneren Frieden, unabhängig von äußeren Situationen und Dingen? Die bekannte buddhistische Nonne und Meditationsmeisterin Ayya Khema erläutert in diesem Vortrag, weshalb wir nicht dauerhaft glücklich sind. Anhand der Buddhalehre zeigt sie uns einen Weg auf, der zu innerem Frieden und Glück führen kann. Die Erklärungen sind einfach, verständlich und nachvollziehbar und können uns in unserem Innersten berühren.
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