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Mindfulness For Dummies: Book Review

January 20, 2018 John Burley All Posts, Mindfulness Book Reviews, Reading List

A very good place to begin when you start to take an interest in Mindfulness. This book is ideal and aimed at people who new and do not know what mindfulness is and tempted to explore the possibilities of trying meditation.

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