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Buddhist perspectives on
society and culture

By Ratnaguna

Walking With the Wind

Posted in: Politics
  • 53 min

In this podcast, the second in our series Books Worth Reading, Aryajit interviews Ratnaguna on Walking with the Wind by the Civil Rights activist John Lewis. Very inspiring.

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