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Faith, Hope and Love on the Dharma Path

With Jaya Rudgard recorded on April 4, 2021.

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“Join me and the sangha for meditation, reflections and conversation to resource, encourage and uplift the heart as we engage with the challenges of our lives. Everyone is welcome.” – Jaya

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