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Mindfulness & Awareness : Bringing Wisdom Into Society - Lerab Ling 14–17 may 2015

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This conference brings together some of the world's most renowned meditation teachers and key figures in business, health and education to explore what happens when we get to know our minds. They will explain the true purpose of meditation―and envision what the world would look like if we were able to bring mindfulness and awareness into every aspect of our lives. Audience: Open to all, and particularly suitable for professionals.

Speakers include Sogyal Rinpoche, Tsoknyi Rinpoche, Alan Wallace, Sharon Salzberg and more.

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