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Tricycle/Winter 1991
Volume 1, Number 2In This Issue
dharma talk
profile
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From Tibet's Himalayas to New York's Tibetan Kitchen: one lama's spiritual journey. Khado Rinpoche speaks.
feature
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Western Buddhism in the Eighties
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Paula Green investigates Buddhists against Buddhists in troubled Burma.
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An excerpt from a new book on four seasons in Kyoto by Pico Iyer, author of Video Night in Kathmandu
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Sandy Boucher's account of a retreat in Sri Lanka with seven dharma sisters
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An interview with Radha Rajagopal Sloss
shakyamuni buddha: a life retold
sports
on translation
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On Duhkha
columns
on art
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An exhibition
editors view
on food
interview
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An Interview with Philip Glass on music, meditation, and the avant-garde.
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An Interview with Jon Kabat-Zinn
marketplace
letters
portfolio
In Transition
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1910-1991
brief teachings
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from the Wake Up Sermon
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Excerpt from the Mahasatipatthana Sutta
ancestors
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Dr. Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki
what does being a buddhist mean to you
cartoon
reviews
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by Joanne Macy
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Edited by Petra K. Kelly, Gert Bastian, and Pat Aiello
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Translated by Tulku Thondup, Edited by Harld Talbott
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By Shundo Aoyama
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by E. M. Cioran. Translated by Richard Howard
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Poems by Patricia Donegan
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The Death of Echadon, Where is Tibet?, Prince Siddhartha, Hero of the Land of Snow and The Children of Nepal
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Dakini Teachings, Liberation in the Palm of Your Hand, Transmission of the Light, Discourse on the Fruits of Recluseship, and The Practice of the Kalachakra
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by Jeanne Larsen
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