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Since my wife had cancer Green has taken on a new meaning at our house. We still want to preserve and take care of the environment, but now we are also very concerned about having products in our home that can harm US. We have recently ordered wool carpeting, while in the past, we would have just chosen the most beautiful and economical.

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Thank you for hosting Robert Thurman.

I came to Buddhism via a very different route.

I ended up in a Zen Monastery 28 years ago as an alternative to suicide. It saved my life, and I have been practicing every since.

Mike

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