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Lucy, a California free-spirit and SGI Buddhist, follows the sound of the panpipes to the Andes, seeking to find or create the ideal society of which they sing. In Peru and Bolivia she participates in indigenous ceremonies, chews the sacred coca leaf, and encounters U.S.-supported human rights abuses that lead her to a life-or-death decision.
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9780984375608
Author:
Yetter, Lynette Marie
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Lynette Yetter Musicandes.com
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20100331
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186
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5.98x9.01x.42 in. .62 lbs.
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"Synopsis" by , Lucy, a California free-spirit and SGI Buddhist, follows the sound of the panpipes to the Andes, seeking to find or create the ideal society of which they sing. In Peru and Bolivia she participates in indigenous ceremonies, chews the sacred coca leaf, and encounters U.S.-supported human rights abuses that lead her to a life-or-death decision.
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