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				<title>The Wall is Enough: Zen’s Cornucopia</title>
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				<description>Every moment is bountiful, even if the moment is just a wall. Realize this and you are totally free to stare at walls and live your life in complete contentment, knowing that the horn of plenty is always there, providing what you need most in the ordinary, moment to moment.</description>
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				<title>Grace and the mirror</title>
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				<description>What is perhaps the deepest connection between Buddhism and Christianity? Compassion in Buddhism, grace in Christianity are two sides of a coin we will explore in this post. This interfaith dialogue explores how these grace and compassion are available to all of us. While being free, they still call us to deepen our practice, in ourselves but also amongst our communities and those beyond.</description>
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