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Reggie Ray - Vajrayana View of Maitri Part 1 - December 18, 2010

By Reginald Ray
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This talk was given during Dathün 2010-11, on December 18th, in Crestone, Colorado. Reggie skillfully presents the Vajrayana view of Maitri, or loving-kindness. The talk was given at dusk, which was lovely in person but makes for dark video - apologies!

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