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Tricycle/Winter 2012 Vol. 22, Num. 2

Featured in this issue:

A Gray Matter Bernard Faure Paid Member

Another look at Buddhism and neuroscience

Buddhist Death Rites Mary Talbot Paid Member

Caring for our Own Mary Talbot Paid Member

Dying & Death Paid Member

How Buddhists Can Prepare to Die Mary Talbot Paid Member

Molly's Death Jake Lorfing Paid Member

Remembering Ed Softky Lawrence Williams Paid Member

The Last Gift Ajahn Chah Paid Member

The Longest Hospice Patient Cheryl Wilfong Paid Member

The Scientific Buddha Donald S. Lopez Paid Member

Why do we ask that Buddhism be compatible with science?

Tricycle/Fall 2012 Vol. 22, Num. 1

Featured in this issue:

A Secular Buddhist Stephen Batchelor Paid Member

Secular Buddhism is something to do, not something to believe in.

Buying Wisdom Richard Eskow

The Art of Mindful Networking

Lost in Quotation Thanissaro Bhikkhu Paid Member

What do we miss when we don't read the whole sutta?

The Seeds of Life Paid Member

An Interview with Trinlay Tulku Rinpoche

What the Buddha Thought Paid Member

An interview with Richard Gombrich, a historian of early Buddhism.

What's at Stake as the Dharma Goes Modern? Linda Heuman Paid Member

An exploration of the background assumptions of the modern age and the unique challenges they present.

Tricycle/Summer 2012 Vol. 21, Num. 4

Featured in this issue:

10 Tips for Living More Mindfully Andy Puddicombe Paid Member

Allegiance to Life Paid Member

Staying steady through the mess we’re in: An interview with Joanna Macy

Aren’t We Right to be Angry? Paid Member

How to Respond to Social Injustice: An interview with Buddhist scholar John Makransky

DNA Sutra Richard Eskow Paid Member

The genetic karma of our inherited selves

Reel Rinpoche Noa Jones Paid Member

On set with director Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche

Social Awakening Fleet Maull

Realizing the Basic Goodness of Society

The Truth About Truth Rita M. Gross Paid Member

The dangers of literalism

Uprooting the Seeds of Anger Jules Shuzen Harris, Sensei Paid Member

Anger has something to teach us. Can we listen?

Upsurge Paid Member

How Paul Hawken Anticipated Occupy Wall Street and the Rise of Leaderless Movements

Tricycle/Spring 2012 Vol. 21, Num. 3

Featured in this issue:

Broken Gold Edited by Noelle Oxenhandler Paid Member

Three dharma practitioners share their stories of healing after a spiritual crisis.

Buddhist to Buddhist Rita Gross Paid Member

How learning about other Buddhist traditions will help you understand your own.

Everyday Meditation Joseph Goldstein Paid Member

A Nine-Minute Daily Practice

Pursuing an American Buddhism Paid Member

Linda Heuman interviews pioneering scholar Charles Prebish

The Pursuit of Happiness Pamela Gayle White Paid Member

Moving toward unconditional fulfillment and freedom

UnStuff Your Life Andrew Mellen

Why do we hold on to things we don’t need? A guide to clearing clutter and forming new habits

Zen and the Art Henry Shukman Paid Member

Why the relationship between Zen and art is neither as simple nor as obvious as this cliché implies
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