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Lunch with Bokara
Lunch With Bokara explores the frontiers of religion and metaphysics, of science and spirituality. Join host Bokara Legendre, as she brings together an engaging group of well-known scientists, thinkers, and spiritual teachers from around the world. Be a part of a unique, spontaneous conversation as fascinating guests who have often never met are brought together for the first time to share their insights, knowledge and wisdom.
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