Festival Media offers the best Buddhist cinema on DVD. A service of the nonprofit Buddhist Film Foundation, Inc., home of the International Buddhist Film Festival.
Tricycle/Summer 1998
Volume 7, Number 4In This Issue
afterword
in the news
in the footsteps of the buddha
feature
-
Amy Gross interviews Zen teacher Joko about everyday practice, American Buddhism, and making koans out of monkeyshines
on gardening
columns
-
Performative Utterance
general
-
A neurologist and Zen practitioner charts the phases and meanings of samadhi
editors view
special section
-
A Tibetan lama on defusing the worst evil there is
-
For a Buddhist on death row, anger always wears the same expression
-
-
Sharon Salzberg speaks with Tricycle
-
-
-
From A Guide to the Bodhisattva's Way of Life
-
A short story by Helen Tworkov
-
Ngawang Gelek Demo Rinpoche speaks with Tricycle's Amy Gross
reviews
-
Two new books unveil the complicity of Zen and the Japanese military in one of the bloodiest chapters of WWII
-
-
-
-
Robert A.F. Thurman speaks with Tricycle contributing editor Jeff Zaleski
Latest Comments in this Issue
I suggest that you try to learn from the experience by trying to remember what it felt like as the anger started to...
After Hell, Hunger and Animality, Anger is one of the 4 lower life-conditions engendered by karma. Pernicious and...
I just recently became angry while driving in a disorganized, dangerous city where even taxi drivers get lost, which...
While the practitioner has an opportunity to gain perspective and space from practice, the one who does no practice...