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Month: May 2016

Teaching

Teaching for modes of being — play and monasticism

Posted on May 6, 2016 by Fig Tree / 0 Comment

I was pretty ambitious, and notably abstract early on. And come to think of it, I will continue to be. BUT, now I have something a little closer to experience. ...

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