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Freedom to Love and Living with Vulnerability: Essential Teachings of Pema Chödrön

By Pema Chödrön

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In these challenging times, are you finding it difficult to be the openhearted person you know you truly are? The Freedom to Love will engage you with video and audio teachings, self-reflection practices, and deep meditation, plus two revealing sessions recorded with Pema answering questions from a live audience. In Living with Vulnerability, Ani Pema shares how to treat your life experience with the same love and support you offer your truest friends. As you unravel your habitual patterns—like fear of vulnerability—you begin to experience your true nature filled with limitless potential.

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