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Dear Guruji

Janis Harperby Janis
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This week on Litro Lab, Janis Harper writes an honest letter to her guru. After years of retreats and meditation, she is trying to make sense of a few shocking experiences. By asking questions to Guruji, she ends up finding some answers and coming to terms with her own spiritual awakening.

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Janis Harper

Janis Harper

Janis Harper is a writer, editor, singer-songwriter, actor, and former College English instructor turned expressive arts therapist. Her writing can be found in literary journals and anthologies, including two that she conceived and edited: Body Breakdowns: Tales of Illness and Recovery (Anvil 2007) and Emails From India: Women Write Home (Seraphim 2013). Her music from her CD Better This Way is available online. She lives in BC, Canada. https://janisharper.ca

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