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Tricycle/Summer 2003
Volume 12, Number 4In This Issue
interview
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A rare combination of youth and wisdom, Mingyur Rinpoche discusses his life as a young teacher and student of the dharma. -
An Interview With Karen Armstrong
feature
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Interview: George Mumford, sports psychologist and L.A. Lakers meditation coach, talks about his troubled youth, his encounter with Buddhism, and the peculiar challenge of putting a ball into a basket.came to Buddhism from a troubled youth. Katy Butler talks with the man behind the bench.
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How to resist that cookie? Sandra Weinberg explores the problem of craving in a world of abundance.
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Biologist Joe Franke asks: Is it possible to take refuge in the Buddha while killing off invasive species?
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Views from Abroad: Tricycle asks four Buddhists—in Croatia, Israel, Britain, and Japan—to weigh in on war and the possibility of peace.
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David Guy discovers a method for confronting his deepest fears.
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Anne Cushman negotiates a life between the playground and the meditation hall.
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David R. Loy argues that our true fear is not of dying but of not existing in the first place.
portfolio
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Portfolio: Tri Luu’s photographs capture the unadorned moments of monastic life among young monks in Southeast Asia.
dharma talk
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Ezra Bayda cautions us to take a closer look at our true motivations.
on practice
reviews
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An interview with Tara Brach and an excerpt from her book, Radical Acceptance
on gardening
on the cushion
sangha spotlight
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A Wal-Mart shopper finds the dharma, and a sangha is born in southern Utah.
on film
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On the Set with Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche
contributors
editors view
my view
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Caught in the stress of everyday life, we lose perspective. Manjusura writes of a philosophy that can change our lives.
insights
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A Story of Zen Master Takuan
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While struggling to explain her quest for enlightenment to her sister, a Zen practitioner finds recourse in “No Problem Mind.”
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At last, a practical use for breath awareness.
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These monks have found a new way to earn their stripes.
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Wes Nisker discovers the hidden DJ of his own mind.
Latest Comments in this Issue
thank you for your words on this matter, it give me an opportunity to think about..nice exercice...
Bizen,
I love your question. It would be a shame if people stopped being helpful because they were afraid...
You make it sound like establishing ourselves as secure is a bad thing. Isn't there a way to have both our genetic...
Moderation.