Spring 2003

Vol. 12, No. 3

columns

sangha spotlight

contributors

parting words

interview

  • An interview with Robert Wright. Does compassion make evolutionary sense?
  • What is it like to be the abbot of a downtown zendo in post�9/11 New York City? Sensei Enkyo O’Hara talks to Tricycle about taking a stand, facing the enemy, and recent changes in her sangha.

reviews

  • Joan Duncan Oliver on three new books about dharma and love; Steven D. Goodman on Buddhist Himalayas, with text and photographs by Olivier & Danielle Föllmi & Matthieu Ricard; Jeff Wilson on Charles S. Prebish and Martin Baumann’s Westward Dharma; and Matt Stefon on a reissue of Dwight Goddard’s The Buddha’s Golden Path.

feature

  • John Daido Loori recalls his days as a student of legendary photographer Minor White, and the lessons learned.
  • Dubbed a “dharma brat” since childhood, Ethan Nichtern describes how he found his own path to Buddhist practice.
  • Anne Cushman discovers that the ultimate destination is an inner one.
  • Andrew Cooper explores the new meaning of faith in a world fixated on reason.

general

dharma talk

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