Can You See the Forest for the Trees?

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Can You See the Forest for the Trees?

FromMeditation x Attachment with George Haas

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75 minutes

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May 13, 2020

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George breaks down how the experience of self emerges when you look within and gets into the Vipassana practice of knowledge by comprehension. Captured live on 5/7/20.If you would like to engage in the practice of dāna (generosity), you are invited to help support us by making a contribution here. Subscribe on iTunes. And find out more about our daily morning mediation here.

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May 13, 2020

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