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Return to Oneness – Resting in Luminous Being

With Caverly Morgan recorded on February 9, 2025.

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Who is it that suffers? And why is asking that question valuable in our spiritual practice? In this Sunday session, we’ll explore these questions, and more. Following a guided meditation and teaching from Caverly’s book, The Heart of Who We Are, there will be plenty of time for discussion. All welcome.

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