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a Spiritual Journey to Masters Dharma

«In the training of the mind there is the need to develop wisdom. Unfortunately, this cannot be done directly, just by wanting wisdom.»
Shi Yong Po [Chin.: shìyǒngpō 释永坡 | 1926 – 2018]
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