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    Summary of Mirabai Starr's Wild Mercy
    Summary of Mirabai Starr's Wild Mercy
    Summary of Mirabai Starr's Wild Mercy
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    Summary of Mirabai Starr's Wild Mercy

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    #1 Contemplative life is a circular pattern of awe, introspection, and awe. When you sit down to meditate, you are not only giving yourself rest in the arms of the formless Beloved, but also increasing your chances of being stunned by beauty when you get back up.

    #2 Contemplative life is a circular pattern of awe, introspection, and awe. When you meditate, you are not only giving yourself rest in the arms of the formless Beloved, but also increasing your chances of being stunned by beauty when you get up.

    #3 I was a dramatic teenager who spent her time reading poetry and listening to sad music, convinced that she was on the path to enlightenment. She was eventually convinced to move to a commune with a guru who had sex with her.

    #4 Meditation is not the answer to your problems. It is a tool to help you solve them.

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    PublisherIRB Media
    Release dateSep 6, 2022
    ISBN9798350000634
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