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Liberating Animals

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Liberating Animals from the Danger of Death and Other Ways to Benefit Them, is a profound method to prolong life and cure sickness. Relying on the truth of cause and effect, practitioners make special effort to give life and benefit to helpless creatures that are on the verge of being killed.

By performing this powerful practice, we not only save these beings from immediate suffering, we also create the cause for their attainment of better future lives, from life to life to full enlightenment. The book also contains many practices and mantras that can be done to benefit living and sick animals.

Contents Include:

- Liberating Animals: The Actual Practice
- Teachings and Advice on Ways of Benefiting Animals
- Practices, Mantras and Texts to Benefit Animals
- Student Stories
- Additional Resources to Benefit Animals

Spiral binding. 180 pages, 2009 edition.

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Pub dateApr 22, 2019
ISBN-10109557261X
ISBN-139781095572610
LanguageEnglish
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