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'''Dr. Frank M. Tedesco''' is a Buddhist teacher, writer, filmmaker, and social activist. He founded True Dharma International Buddhist Mission, a 501(c)(3) charity. He resides in the Tampa Bay area of Florida with his wife Jinsuk and four aging chihuahuas. He volunteers as a Buddhist spiritual care advisor for Suncoast Hospice. He is active with Interfaith Tampa Bay, the Uberoi Foundation for Religious Studies. he has taught Eastern religions and anthropology at various colleges He also teaches preparing for death and spiritual healing. His current film project is Good Death, Auspicious Rebirth. It's about dying in the four Dharma traditions of India.
'''Dr. Frank M. Tedesco''' is a Buddhist teacher, writer, filmmaker, and social activist. He founded True Dharma International Buddhist Mission, a 501(c)(3) charity. He resides in the Tampa Bay area of Florida with his wife Jinsuk and four aging chihuahuas. He volunteers as a Buddhist spiritual care advisor for Suncoast Hospice. He is active with Interfaith Tampa Bay, the Uberoi Foundation for Religious Studies. he has taught Eastern religions and anthropology at various colleges He also teaches preparing for death and spiritual healing. His current film project is Good Death, Auspicious Rebirth. It's about dying in the four Dharma traditions of India.
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Dr. Frank M. Tedesco is a Buddhist teacher, writer, filmmaker, and social activist. He founded True Dharma International Buddhist Mission, a 501(c)(3) charity. He resides in the Tampa Bay area of Florida with his wife Jinsuk and four aging chihuahuas. He volunteers as a Buddhist spiritual care advisor for Suncoast Hospice. He is active with Interfaith Tampa Bay, the Uberoi Foundation for Religious Studies. he has taught Eastern religions and anthropology at various colleges He also teaches preparing for death and spiritual healing. His current film project is Good Death, Auspicious Rebirth. It's about dying in the four Dharma traditions of India.