Breaking the Mould

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Breaking the Mould

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A sparkling discussion from 2003 on the use of images for accessing the Buddhist tradition. And an indispensable exploration of everyday practice of the Dharma in the beautiful light of the Tathagathagarbha Sutra. For more talks and to help us keep this free, visit freebuddhistaudio.com

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