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    Zen Llamas (And Alpacas)
    Zen Llamas (And Alpacas)
    Zen Llamas (And Alpacas)
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    Zen Llamas (And Alpacas)

    By Gautama Buddha

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    Inspirational Llamas and Alpacas

    Readers of Start with Why, You Are Here and Whatever You Are, Be A Good One will love the quotes and teachings of Zen Llamas (and Alpacas)

    Advice from Zen Leaders: Join some cuddly llamas for encouragement from Buddhist teachers like Thich Nhat Hahn and the Buddha himself in Zen Llamas (and Alpacas). Don’t let the adorable alpacas fool you—they have plenty of mindfulness wisdom to share in the form of quotes and verses. These timeless verses will continue to be helpful and relevant to your life for years to come.

    Daily Mindfulness: Meditate along with these verses daily. Learn from the lovely llama to be true in body and mind. If you appreciated the mindfulness encouragement from Peace Is Every Step, The Heart of the Buddha’s Teaching and Together Is Better, you will love the quotes in Zen Llamas (and Alpacas).

    Let your inner Zen Llama guide you to enlightenment.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMango
    Release dateApr 20, 2019
    ISBN9781642500202
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