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Home » Grace: How to Accept the Blessings in Recovery; Components of a Practice Session pt. 2

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Grace: How to Accept the Blessings in Recovery; Components of a Practice Session pt. 2

The 12-Step Buddhist Podcast: Episode 88

What is Grace? We can discuss in a traditional sense the meaning of grace. How do we get out of the way and let the blessings fall on us? How does the notion of Grace integrate with our Dharma practice in recovery? Continuing with our discussion of the components of practice sessions so that you can make a good one that suits you, part 2.

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