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Narrado por:
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John Balgrove
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Mary Delvin
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Wayne Liquorman
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“Enlightenment is not what you think but rather the ultimate, unimaginable dissolution into all that is.”
Finally, a book has come along that may help to dispel some of the more persistent myths surrounding Enlightenment and Enlightened people! With his typical good humor, Wayne shines a bright, clear light on the subject, helping us to understand not only what Enlightenment isn’t, but encouraging us to realize directly and intuitively the Truth of Enlightenment itself.
©2009 Wayne Liquorman (P)2022 Wayne LiquormanLos oyentes también disfrutaron...
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