Confession to Earth Lords

By Karma Chakme

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2 pages

A confession and purification of the various wrongs committed against the earth, spirits, and gods from the Tibetan tradition.

About: Buddhism and Nature

Translated by Adam Pearcey. Published in 2017 by Lotsawa House.

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