Contemplative psychotherapy for individuals, couples, and groups in New York City.
Tricycle/Fall 2000
Volume 10, Number 1In This Issue
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contributors
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In court: Lawyers and judges who practice dharma
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Joan D. Stamm on how the Japanese art of flower arranging reveals the intrinsic unity of nature, art and religion.
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Doug Booth travels to an ancient monastery in Burma for a vipassana retreat where he combats mosquitoes and materialism
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Sure, illegal fund-raising occurred at the Buddhist temple. But is this really why it has become a political football?
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Charles Johnson suggests that we take to heart Benjamin Franklin’s challenge: “Democracy is an invitation to struggle.”
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An American Tibetan nun looks at how Buddhists can become wise citizens
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Russell C. Leong takes a closer look at the Hsi Lai Temple controversy and asks: Are Asian Americans being singled out again?
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A story by Anne Jeffries
letters
on gardening
interview
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An Interview with Lama Surya Das
in the news
reviews
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Book Review
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It's interesting that at some point these discussions always seem to come down to presidential politics and what we...