What meditation gave me that I was missing
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In this wide-ranging interview, Purnahuti Wangner talks about how, despite being successful in many fields, there was something missing in his life. He talks about his journey starting meditation, growing a new meditation centre, and giving classes in Guatemala and South America. This interview is part of the LIFE Voices series, created by Kedar Misani.
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