RinchenChodron has been a member since
December 17 2007,
has rated 1,022 lenses,
favorited 364, and has
created 112 lenses from scratch.
Marsha Camblin
donates their royalties to Squidoo Charity Fund and Women's Peace Campaign.
This member's top-ranked page is "A Funny Christmas Story".
My Bio
I'm Marsha Camblin. My Buddhist name is Rinchen Chodron. I publish the following websites http://www.geocities.com/rdtibet and http://www.wisdomlovingmother.blogspot.com
I have a passion for all things Buddhist. I have studied and practiced Buddhism since 1999. I have personally studied for 3 weeks with His Holiness the Dalai Lama as well as several other wonderful Rinpoches. I'd like...
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- Marsha Camblin Natural Health Lensography
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- Tuva - A Magical Land in Asia
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