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(Mindful) Cribs: Pema Chodron’s home, Gampo Abbey.



A sweet little video from popular Buddhist teacher/author Pema Chodron and the good folks at Gampo Abbey, the West’s first Buddhist nunnery/monastery. I think. 


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3 Responses to “(Mindful) Cribs: Pema Chodron’s home, Gampo Abbey.”

  1. [...] done quite a few posts on Pema Chodron before. Click. Click. Clickety. Click. There’s also this remarkable interview with [...]

  2. [...] of born-and-raised-and-trained in Tibet teachers is getting long in the tooth. So get thee to a nunnery or monastery–or an urban meditation center, or a luxurious rural retreat–and dip your [...]

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