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| − | [[Bodhipaksa]] (born 1961 as Graeme Stephen) is a [[Wikipedia:Vegetarianism|vegetarian]] [[Buddhist]] author and a member of the {{Wiki|Western}} [[Buddhist Order]]. He has published several [[books]] including Guided [[Meditations]] for [[Calmness]], [[Awareness]], and [[Love]]. He has also written Wildmind, Guided [[Meditations]] for Busy [[People]] and {{Wiki|Vegetarianism}}. He has had writings published in Tricycle Magazine and [[Dharma]] [[Life]] magazine, as well as in Business [[Ethics]] Quarterly's publication, [[Spiritual]] Goods: [[Faith]] [[Traditions]] and the Practice of Business. He is the founder of Wildmind.org, an online [[meditation]] resource. | + | [[Bodhipaksa]] (born 1961 as [[Graeme Stephen]]) is a [[Wikipedia:Vegetarianism|vegetarian]] [[Buddhist]] author and a member of the {{Wiki|Western}} [[Buddhist Order]]. He has published several [[books]] including Guided [[Meditations]] for [[Calmness]], [[Awareness]], and [[Love]]. He has also written Wildmind, Guided [[Meditations]] for Busy [[People]] and {{Wiki|Vegetarianism}}. He has had writings published in Tricycle Magazine and [[Dharma]] [[Life]] magazine, as well as in Business [[Ethics]] Quarterly's publication, [[Spiritual]] Goods: [[Faith]] [[Traditions]] and the Practice of Business. He is the founder of Wildmind.org, an online [[meditation]] resource. |
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Latest revision as of 16:40, 15 January 2014
Bodhipaksa (born 1961 as Graeme Stephen) is a vegetarian Buddhist author and a member of the Western Buddhist Order. He has published several books including Guided Meditations for Calmness, Awareness, and Love. He has also written Wildmind, Guided Meditations for Busy People and Vegetarianism. He has had writings published in Tricycle Magazine and Dharma Life magazine, as well as in Business Ethics Quarterly's publication, Spiritual Goods: Faith Traditions and the Practice of Business. He is the founder of Wildmind.org, an online meditation resource.
