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Nixa De Bellis
August 12, 2013
David and I spent some time together over the past few years practicing breathing and meditation techniques. He was a deep and kind man who took the practices I taught him with an open mind and willing heart. I will miss our sessions. I am moved by the way he explored the science and the art of yoga at a time when he really needed it's effects. He was a wonderful student to me and I admire him forever.
Barbara Landreth
August 8, 2013
He was my favorite teacher at Cornell. Please advise me about his Memorial Service. barbara Landreth. [email protected]
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