Finding Freedom
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Foreword, by Melody Ermachild Chavis
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xi |
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Acknowledgments
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xix |
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SANCTUARY
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3 |
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Rats |
7
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Little Black Sparrow |
9 |
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Pablo's Wish |
13 |
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The Man Who Talks to Himself |
19 |
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A Reason to Live |
25 |
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Fruitcakes |
35 |
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Thirteen Sixty-Eight |
47 |
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The Boneyard Visit |
51 |
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Funny How Time Flies
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57 |
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MOURNING EXERCISE |
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63 |
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When I First Got Charged |
65 |
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Scars |
67 |
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Me and My Sisters |
73 |
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My Mother Died |
77 |
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Mourning Exercise |
79 |
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Dread |
83 |
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I Open My Palms to the Sky |
87 |
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Justice Marshall Resigns |
89 |
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Bryan |
91 |
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It's Become So Hard |
97 |
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105 |
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FINDING FREEDOM
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109 |
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For a Long Time |
111 |
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Seeking Silence |
115 |
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The Dalai Lama Hat |
119 |
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San Quentin Is Really Rockin''n' Rollin' |
121 |
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123 |
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Understanding Impermanence |
131 |
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Angry Faces |
133 |
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Maxism |
137 |
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Joe Bob |
139 |
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Every Night Before I Go to Sleep |
143 |
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145 |
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Meditation Has Become |
149 |
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Peace Activist |
151 |
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I Was Walking |
157 |
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Fourth of July |
159 |
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Stop! A Buddhist Is Here! |
169 |
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Epilogue |
175 |
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Afterword by H.E. Chagdud Tulku Rinpoche |
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