100 Ways to Keep Your Soul Alive: Living Deeply and Fully Every Day (edition 1994)

by Frederic Brussat

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This delightful book is truly a care package for the soul, full of practical wisdom for daily living and one hundred concise suggestions for healing and feeding the spirit. FREDERIC and MARY ANN BRUSSAT are the editors of the Values & Visions

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Title:	100 Ways to Keep Your Soul Alive: Living Deeply and Fully Every Day
Authors:	Frederic Brussat
Info:	HarperSanFrancisco (1994), Paperback, 128 pages
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