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Spring 2007
Vol. 16, No. 3
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The Buddha's liberating teaching of interdependent origination.
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Understanding the wisdom of the great Buddhist philosopher Nagarjuna with the help of three pivotal Western thinkers
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We encourage readers to send reflections on their teachers to thoughts@tricycle.com.
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The late DILGO KHYENTSE RINPOCHE implores us to recognize the fleeting nature of the world.
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How do you take an ancient text written in a dead language and reveal its wisdom to the English-speaking world? Pali Scholar Dr. Peter Masefield discusses the toil and exhilaration of translating the Buddha's words with Stephen A. Evans.
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How can Western intellectuals have so much blood on their hands? Pankaj Mishra blames an ideologically driven faith in our ability to control history. Artwork by Ian Davis
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How do you recognize an authentic spiritual teacher? By honestly facing up to this age-old question, philosopher Jacob Needleman and his students discover an unexpected truth.
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Vishvapani travels across India to witness thousands of the nation’s underclass take refuge in a new form of Buddhism and break free from the oppressive caste system. Photographs by Milind ShakyaSIDEBAR: Nomads and Thieves Turn to Buddha
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With Tibetan Buddhism and Carl Jung as his guides, Rob Preece takes us on a journey to freedom. Photographs by Gaylen Morgan
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Take Tricycle's 28-day meditation challenge and go on retreat without leaving home. Illustrations by Neal Crosbie
