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Petero Wamala

The Chair With My Name On It
Petero Wamala's fictional story about an older man's relationship to a chair offers a valuable lesson on the suffering we experience from a certain form of attachment.
The Mango That Wouldn’t Ripen: (A Rwamiti Way Story about Patience, Control, and Quiet Fruitfulness)
Petero Wamala's story highlights the value of patience and recognizing our limited control over life's events, two important Buddhist insights.
The Woman Who Hated Temples but Loved the Silence
Petero Wamala offers a story about love, mindful presence, and kindness.