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With Swami Satchidananda: Fairfield: 21st Century Publications / Peter Max, 1982 (1978 / 1977). 8vo in original spiral wraps. 101, (5) pages, illustrated with drawings and photographs. Fine clean copy
Marcia Acciardo — Light Eating for Survival
Out of Stock“A tasty change into the new age… Light Eating For Survival from Peter Max. Written by Marcia Acciardo, new age cook and associate of influential vegetarian chef Viktoras Kulvinskas (…) filled with excellent recipes and and short essays on a yogic diet”
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