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Interview · Buddha at the Gas Pump · 2011Core Wounds, Nonduality, and Trusting Being
98 min
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Krishna Gauci talks with Rick Archer about the core wound, the sense of being a person, and holding the absolute and the human together.

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Krishna Gauci

American non-duality teacher based in the Pacific Northwest, founder of "Tapestry of Being," known for integrating Advaita, Tibetan Buddhist, and Trillium Awakening influences into a mandala-based teaching framework.

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