Ajahn Brahm gives a talk about how to develop the heart through spiritual practice.
This remastered talk was first given on 2nd April 1993. It was originally recorded on tape cassette, and whilst it has been remastered, the quality is still a bit scratchy. But for fans of Ajahn Brahm, this is still a gem from his early years of teaching.
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