Learning to Surf EP. 25 - Adam & Art hour - Why do we meditate?

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Learning to Surf EP. 25 - Adam & Art hour - Why do we meditate?

FromLearning to Surf - Talks on Spirituality, Mindfulness and riding the waves of life

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Jul 6, 2021

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The Adam & Art Hour is a weekly part of our show where Buddhist practitioner Adam Asdel and licensed mindfulness/ heartfulness coach Art Burns discuss topics related to living a more present and compassionate life. For everything Learning to Surf related go to adamasdel.org/learningtosurf

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Jul 6, 2021

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Learning to Surf EP. 25 - Adam & Art hour - Why do we meditate?

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