March 2015, Issue 58

Jikishoan
Mar 18, 2015
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Updated: Sep 6

The Autumn edition of Myoju is now available.

In this issue: Harry Laing sits with a friend; Annie Bolitho on Enku, the monk who carved 100,000 Buddhas; Karen Threlfall considers the common ant and Tony Crivelli shares his experience of India.

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