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Rajan Shankara

Rajan Shankara left the world at 19 years old to become a monk and study his mind, find out what meaning and purpose was and if meditation could take him to higher states of consciousness. Having lived as a monk for 12 years, he is now back out in society as a world-yogi to teach others how to control their mind, body, and emotions. Rajan is currently a meditation guide, award winning writer, author of four books, self-development mentor, online coach, fitness and health expert and business owner. His online courses can be found here: https://courses.rajanshankara.com/
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How can mavericks be better?

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