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Pema Chodron is an American Buddhist nun in the lineage of Chogyam Trungpa and resident teacher at Gampo Abbey in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, the first Tibetan Buddhist monastery in North America. She is the author of numerous best-selling books, including The Places That Scare You and Living Beautifully.
The advice Chodron offers is radically different from other self-help prescriptions on the market. This book could serve you for a lifetime. -- Natural Health The advice Choe droe n offers is radically different from other self-help prescriptions on the market. This book could serve you for a lifetime. - Natural Health The advice Chodron offers is radically different from other self-help prescriptions on the market. This book could serve you for a lifetime. -- Natural Health The advice Choedroen offers is radically different from other self-help prescriptions on the market. This book could serve you for a lifetime. - Natural Health -Perhaps what makes Pema's message resonate so strongly with people, no matter what their religion or spiritual path, is its universality. Each of us has experienced heartache; how we interact with that feeling, Pema says, can create the possibility of a more joyful life.- --O, The Oprah Magazine -As one of Pema Chodron's grateful students, I have been learning the most pressing and necessary lesson of all: how to keep opening wider my own heart.- --Alice Walker, Pulitzer Prize-winning author and activist Perhaps what makes Pema's message resonate so strongly with people, no matter what their religion or spiritual path, is its universality. Each of us has experienced heartache; how we interact with that feeling, Pema says, can create the possibility of a more joyful life. --O, The Oprah Magazine As one of Pema Chodron's grateful students, I have been learning the most pressing and necessary lesson of all: how to keep opening wider my own heart. --Alice Walker, Pulitzer Prize-winning author and activist Perhaps what makes Pema s message resonate so strongly with people, no matter what their religion or spiritual path, is its universality. Each of us has experienced heartache; how we interact with that feeling, Pema says, can create the possibility of a more joyful life. O, The Oprah Magazine As one of Pema Chodron s grateful students, I have been learning the most pressing and necessary lesson of all: how to keep opening wider my own heart. Alice Walker, Pulitzer Prize winning author and activist
