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Interview · Buddha at the Gas Pump · 2016Buddha at the Gas Pump Interview
116 min
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The Episcopal priest on his own practice and on holding Christian, Sufi and Buddhist material together without blurring them.

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Matthew Wright

Episcopal priest at St. Gregory's Episcopal Church in Woodstock, New York, and interspiritual teacher whose work moves between Christian contemplative practice and Sufism.

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