The Author's Prayer
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I have often been curious about meditation but never tried it. Have you?Storm+ wrote: ↑25 Apr 2019, 18:55 I think the author definitely achieves his goal of helping people. At the very least, even if a person gained nothing else from this book, the knowledge of how to meditate, particularly without the usual constraints, is extremely important knowledge that could potentially be helpful not only during times of stress, but on a daily basis.
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