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Tricycle/Summer 2006
Volume 15, Number 4In This Issue
on practice
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If you don't have anything nice to say . . .
interview
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Clark Strand speaks with Bishop of the Buddhist Churches of America Socho Koshin Ogui on the subtle concept of practice in the Pure Land tradition.
profile
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Country music trailblazer Jimmie Dale Gilmore sets his dharmic insight to a Texas beat.
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Pioneering neuroscientist, renowned pianist, and inventor Dr. Manfred Clynes takes Eliot Fintushel on a tour of his enterprising world.
feature
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Anne Cushman goes undercover in the Buddhist branch of the online dating world.
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David A. Taylor tracks the elusive ginseng plant from the menacing forests of ancient China to the misty slopes of the Smoky Mountains.
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Are faith and empiricism compatible? For Thanissaro Bhikkhu, they are inseparable components of an authentic Buddhist practice.
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Tracy Cochran visits with transreligious visionary Frederick Franck at his “oasis of sanity.”
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Cultivating compost in the murky depths of a monastery toilet, Steve Krieger learns to break down his raw material, inner and outer.
sangha spotlight
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An unconventional Sri Lankan monk attracts a crowd in Yellow Springs, Ohio.
on science
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What Buddhists can learn from ants, atoms, and complexity theory
in memoriam
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Richard Gere remembers his teacher Ribur Rinpoche.
thus have i heard
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Acting with wisdom and compassion requires a steady mind.
on gardening
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Tales of an eccentric garden guru
my view
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Jorge N. Ferrer questions the Buddhist allegiance to monogamy.
contributors
editors view
reviews
parting words
in the news
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Alejandro Escovedo is making music again, with a little help from his friends...and acupuncturist
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dharma talk
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Uncovering the living source of Zen ethics.
insights
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Finding happiness is mostly a matter of perspective.
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Poet Gening Lentine gleans higher meaning from life's little instructions
Latest Comments in this Issue
Love love LOVE this article! So much wisdom... and clarity. Amazing. To finally realize with my heart (not just...
Steve,
Your "Western Take" on Buddhism is soooo refreshing. Even when it smells like shit. Great writing....
Thank you for a well written and funny article. Great shit.
The possibility you identify, that being disciplined enough to sit with our own inner turmoil (Right speech LOL) can...