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South Korea scientist in seclusion, but storm continues; By Jon Herskovitz,...

Mindfulness, happiness and the spiritual journey; Buddhist teacher and auth...

Leader of Chogye Order backs beleaguered stem cell scientist; The Korea Tim...

www.DalaiLama.com; Phayul, December 11, 2005

India: Himachal draws up mega tourism projects; PTI, Dec 17, 2005

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Lessons in the Sand; by Hannah L. Drake, UMass Magazine, Jan 18, 2006

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