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February 17, 2008

VIDEO THANK-YOU FROM RINZIN LA & GESHE LA

Geshe la and Rinzin la send their thanks to all of you who participated, either here in Fayetteville or from afar, in the house-warming . . . it was a great success because so many of you helped out.

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I particularly like the (suspiciously Burris-sounding) snicker-whisper at the end when Geshe la gives the goofy wave.

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  • We are a diverse group of individuals of all ages from all backgrounds who simply have an interest in what Geshe Dorjee and Rinzin Dorjee have to teach us. We meet every Sunday at Dramis Hardwood Floors (see directions below) at 11:00 a.m. for meditation, instruction, and discussion. Typically, we are finished betweeen 12:30 and 1:00 p.m. Some of us are Buddhists, some of us are not, and all are welcome. You may bring a cushion if you have one, but we provide cushions for those who do not.

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    The Dalai Lama: Stages of Meditation
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