Lessons from Viktor Frankl and Eckhart Tolle

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Lessons from Viktor Frankl and Eckhart Tolle

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Aug 9, 2020

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S1 E13: Join Rebecca and Sarah as they discussion Viktor Frankl's book,"Yes to Life," and Eckhart Tolle's, "The Power of Now." We'd love to hear your thoughts on how these two men have impacted your life. Do you live in the now? Do you find meaning in suffering? Your ideas and experiences are valued. Why not visit our website at www.thebookdialogue.com and share your thinking.

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Aug 9, 2020

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Lessons from Viktor Frankl and Eckhart Tolle

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