How Meditation Regulates Our Feelings So That We Might Hope
Our tradition tells us that meditation purifies the heart of these dragons, lions, and poisonous beats: this fear, anxiety, anger, grief, and the hopelessness that can result.
Andrew McAlister Risking Words
Our tradition tells us that meditation purifies the heart of these dragons, lions, and poisonous beats: this fear, anxiety, anger, grief, and the hopelessness that can result.
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