Summer 2006

Vol. 15, No. 4

on practice

profile

  • Country music trailblazer Jimmie Dale Gilmore sets his dharmic insight to a Texas beat.
  • He studied music with Pablo Casals, discovered the universal brainwave patterns of human emotions, and coined the term cyborg: a profile of Dr. Manfred Clynes

feature

  • Undercover in the Buddhist branch of the online dating world.
  • Cultivating compost in the murky depths of a monastery toilet, Steve Krieger learns to break down his raw material, inner and outer.
  • David A. Taylor tracks the elusive ginseng plant from the menacing forests of ancient China to the misty slopes of the Smoky Mountains.
  • Are faith and empiricism compatible? For Thanissaro Bhikkhu, they are inseparable components of an authentic Buddhist practice.
  • A visit with transreligious visionary Frederick Franck at his “oasis of sanity.”

sangha spotlight

  • An unconventional Sri Lankan monk attracts a crowd in Yellow Springs, Ohio.

columns

editors view

insights

parting words

weekly teaching

in the news

editors pick

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