Chair Windmills

Chair Windmills

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Duration:6 min
Director:Josh Whiteman
Actors:Charlie Malta
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In this serene window into self-healing, visionary founder Charlie Malta unfolds a revolution in meditation with a practice called "Chair Windmills”, a focus on inner pain and relief from suffering.

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