Tricycle/Spring 1999
Volume 8, Number 3In This Issue
columns
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Reflection on Zen master Shunryu Suzuki, author of Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind
parting words
special section
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Views of the third step of the Eightfold Path from: Susan Piver Browne, Mirabai Bush, Roger Jackson, Donald S. Lopez, Jr., Mudita Nisker, and Stephen Smith
dharma talk
in the news
letters
editors view
feature
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PATRICIA ANDERSON on whether Buddhist deities are there because of our beliefs or if they are really there
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Dharma teacher RALPH STEELE’s journey from speaking Gullah as a child in the South to the teachings of the Pali Canon
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Fitness expert MICHAEL HOFFMAN explains how your workout can be as serious a practice as sitting on your cushion
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A dialogue between French man of letters and philosopher JEAN-FRANCOIS REVEL and MATTHIEU RICARD, Tibetan monk - and his son
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WILLIAM S. COBB analyzes how the ancient game of Go is an unexpected path to enlightenment
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ALLAN BAILLE and SUZANNE OSTRO unfold the mysteries, history, and poetry surrounding one of Buddhism’s most revered symbols
from the archives
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Tracy Cochran goes on a Thich Nhat Hanh retreat with her daughter and discovers her very own Zen teacher
interview
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An interview with Robert Aitken Roshi, American Zen elder, on fifty years of Zen practice
Latest Comments in this Issue
Good observation. I think I can detect my right speech if the other party reacts in a positive manner, although I...
What an addiction....badmouthing family, or others. I can remember a parent gossiping, but my mudita is hard to find...
Another funny thing--it's so much easier to detect when someone else is not using right speech than when I am not...
Funny! Made me laugh. Anyhow, years ago the Buddha took some time off and came up with Buddhist teachings to help...