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Martine Batchelor 'Clap. Where Did The Sound Go?' Interview by Renate McNay Martine is a Buddhist meditation teacher and author of several books including: "Meditation for Life," "Women in Korean Zen," 'Let Go - a Buddhist guide of breaking free of habits.' From a young age she wanted to change the world. Reading the "Dhammapada" was a turning point and instead of trying to change the world she decided to change herself. She went hitchhiking to India to learn meditating and ended up in a Korean buddhist Monastery where she decided to become a nun. She stayed there for 10 years under the guidance of Master Kusan Sumin exploring "hwadus" and meditating. You can find out more about Conscious TV here. Website - http://www.conscious.tv Facebook - / conscioustv Facebook community group - / 178560532548 Twitter - / conscioustv_uk

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