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The Tongva (a.k.a., the Kizh or Gabrielenos) are the native people of Los Angeles, and they share a fascinating connection to Buddhism. We will explore the roots of this connection and take a shamanic journey to access wisdom and open our hearts to unbounded compassion with the help of crystals, essential oils, and breathwork. Vegan snacks and refreshments served. RSVP FREE
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The Tongva (a.k.a., the Kizh or Gabrielenos) are the native people of Los Angeles, and they share a fascinating connection to Buddhism. We will explore the roots of this connection and take a shamanic journey to access wisdom and open our hearts to unbounded compassion with the help of crystals, essential oils, and breathwork. Vegan snacks and refreshments served. RSVP FREE
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