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Матијè Рикард за навиките кои носат среќа

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Што е среќата, и како сите ние да дојдеме барем малку до нејзе? Биохемичарот кој се преобрати во Будистички свештеник Matthieu Ricard (Матијè Рикард) вели дека можеме да го вежбаме нашиот ум на навиките за добросостојба, и да создадеме вистинско чувство на смиреност и исполнетост.

Sometimes called the "happiest man in the world," Matthieu Ricard is a Buddhist monk, author and photographer. Full bio »

Translated into Macedonian by Zoran Blazevski
Reviewed by ALEKSANDAR MITEVSKI
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