Buddha Desk Screen Saver 2.0

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    03/06/2004
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    Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server

Publisher’s description

Dissolving images of the Buddha reveal his timeless wisdom for lasting peace. Buddha Desk Screen Saver 2.0 offered by Artofdhamma.com is available separately or combined with the internationally acclaimed images of Dhamma Desktop 1.0 and the new Cell Phone image bundle. Now you'll have everything you'll need to create a relaxing work environment that keeps your mind in balance and you from pulling out your hair. More importantly your purchase makes a difference in someone else's life and sets a new standard in online commerce. Our globally conscious e-commerce program allows you to donate a percentage of our proceeds to the relief organization of your choice.

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