Buddhist Children's Books and The Unconditional Okay-ness of Things with Josh Bartok

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Buddhist Children's Books and The Unconditional Okay-ness of Things with Josh Bartok

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Jan 23, 2021

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Zen teacher and author Josh Bartok talks to Andrea Miller about the process of writing Buddhist children's literature, the concept of loving-receiving, and his latest children's book, I See You, Buddha.

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Jan 23, 2021

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Buddhist Children's Books and The Unconditional Okay-ness of Things with Josh Bartok

Buddhist Children's Books and The Unconditional Okay-ness of Things with Josh Bartok

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Titles in the series (100)

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