Stephan Batchelor

Author, Buddhist teacher and visual artist

Author, Buddhist teacher and visual artist

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Buddhist teacher and author    Stephen Batchelor    and artist    Lita   Albuquerque    discuss their views on life, death, and the concept of impermanence with KCRW host Jonathan…

Lita Albuquerque and Stephen Batchelor on what spirituality and art teaches us about life and death

Buddhist teacher and author Stephen Batchelor and artist Lita Albuquerque discuss their views on life, death, and the concept of impermanence with KCRW host Jonathan…

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