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Awakening the Buddha Within - Lama Surya Das
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Awakening the Buddha Within - Lama Surya Das
A westerner who has studied Tibetan Buddhism for twenty years relates how Buddhism can improve our modern lives. His explanation of the eight-fold path is superb.

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