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Tricycle/Spring 2012
Volume 21, Number 3In This Issue
editors view
contributors
brief teachings
reviews
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Tibet in Comics at the Rubin Museum of Art, through June 11, 2012
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HBO gets Enlightened
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When the Japanese came to America
good work
This Buddhist Life
food
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Brewing energy for practice
gardening
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The woods are alive with death
animal realm
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The ladybugs of grave creek
online retreats
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Life as practice
dharma talk
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Like the great Tibetan saint Milarepa, we can learn to face our fears with clarity and kindness.
interview
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An interview with the founder of the Juniper School, Segyu Rinpoche
feature
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Why do we hold on to things we don’t need? A guide to clearing clutter and forming new habits
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How learning about other Buddhist traditions will help you understand your own.
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A Nine-Minute Daily Practice
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Why the relationship between Zen and art is neither as simple nor as obvious as this cliché implies
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Linda Heuman interviews pioneering scholar Charles Prebish
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Moving toward unconditional fulfillment and freedom
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Three dharma practitioners share their stories of healing after a spiritual crisis.
thus have i heard
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Is morality built into the fabric of the natural world?
on the cushion
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Five sure-fire tips to get yourself on the cushion every day
parting words
practice
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An interview with Lewis Richmond
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