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Video: “Just Like Me” Compassion Practice & Meditation

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How do we relate to people who are wildly different? In truth, we have more in common than not. When we can see one another with the heart and eyes of wisdom, we’re reminded that there is something bigger than all our ideas.

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This meditation was originally livestreamed by Spirit Rock on 11/23/20.

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