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Zen Stories to Tell Your Neighbours

Abika

  • 104 pages
  • 0.3 MB
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A long compilation of classic Zen tales presented with short reflections from readers. Covers more than seventy stories, from Banishing a Ghost to True Self, gathered for casual everyday reading.

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