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Larchfire: Photography from India, Nepal and Tibet, plus quotations primarily from traditions in Yoga and Buddhism

You keep listening for what the Quakers call the “still small voice within”. You listen deeper and quieter, deeper and quieter—the more you enter a meditative space, the clearer you’ll hear your dharma, your flow, your way home, you route back to the source. —Ram Dass, <i> Grist for the Mill </i>
<i> L2301 Kathmandu </i>

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You keep listening for what the Quakers call the “still small voice within”. You listen deeper and quieter, deeper and quieter—the more you enter a meditative space, the clearer you’ll hear your dharma, your flow, your way home, you route back to the source. —Ram Dass, Grist for the Mill L2301 Kathmandu

door Kathmandu Ram Dass Grist for the Mill