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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
Thank you, Lin.
I found your writing clear and understandable
and I learned something new.
Lyn,
In deep gratitude I bow to the Buddha Lyn who always helps me open my heart.
Hi Paddy
I like your "simple" version of Buddhist ethics and believe that often the higher concepts of...
What's not addressed is that ethics are culture specific. Buddhists don't live in a vacuum. We carry societal...