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Quote by Frederick Lenz

“The different techniques will place you in touch with different fields of auric empowerment, creating a balanced development of your practice.”

Quote by Frederick Lenz

Book:Snowboarding to Nirvana: A Novel

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Snowboarding to Nirvana: A Novel

This novel takes readers on a journey of self-discovery and transformation, weaving together the thrill of snowboarding with profound insights into the human spirit. The narrative follows a protagonist's quest for enlightenment and freedom, as he navigates the challenges of both the mountain and the mind. more

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Frederick Lenz was an American author known for his profound understanding and unique insights into Zen Buddhism. His works blended Zen philosophy with modern life, resonating with readers worldwide. more

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