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Dharma Talks, Jisho Warner

Yes

November 7, 2010 stonecreek

Dharma talk for November 7, 2010 by Jisho Warner: Yes.

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  Myogen Kathryn Stark
  Jisho Warner
  JoE’ Annette Lille
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  Edmée Danan
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  Jesse Brunette

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  Sessei Meg Levie
  Dojin Sarah Emerson
  Korin Charlie Pokorny
  Joko Haselwood
  Toan Irene Flynn

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