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The Secret Life of the Street
Australian Zen teacher Susan Murphy on finding solitude in the city More » -
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Like a Pig In...
Tibetan Buddhist teacher Geshe Sonam Rinchen isn't afraid to rub our noses in the dangers of ignorance More » -
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Power of Conviction
Thai forest monk Thanissaro Bhikkhu describes that which never disappoints More » -
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THOUGHTS ON MY TEACHER: Tackling Enlightenment
John Kain talks about John Daido Loori Roshi More » -
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Da, The Buddhist
What happens when a lapsed-Catholic house painter from Glasgow suddenly takes up Buddhist meditation? For Jimmy McKenna—”Da” (Scottish for “Dad”) in Buddha Da, Anne Donovan’s acclaimed first novel, just published in the U.S.—it’s the undoing of his pleasant if predictable life with wife, Liz, and adolescent daughter, Anne Marie. The three chronicle the fallout from Jimmy’s spiritual quest in alternating chapters (and Scottish dialect). Here’s Anne Marie: More »
