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Tricycle/Winter 1999
Volume 9, Number 2In This Issue
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letters
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special section
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Reflections of a Buddhist Theoretical Physicist
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A Buddhist and one of America’s preeminent African-American writers applies the suffering of the First Noble Truth to the suffering of blacks in white America, and traces the history of Dharma among black artists.
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Forty years after the Chinese invaded Tibet, Orville Schell looks back to 1904 when Colonel Francis Younghusband led a British expeditionary force into the holy city of Lhasa. Despite many brutal losses, the Tibetans and their culture remained largely unchanged, but Younghusband was never the same.
in the footsteps of the buddha
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The Buddha predicted that his birthplace would become one of four places that “men of belief” would visit, but today, modern-day politics grow amidst the ruins and faster than new monasteries.
interview
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An Interview with Ram Dass
dharma talk
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A father and his son speak on Dzogchen, called the Great Perfection in Tibetan Dharma
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Thanks for the info. I do go south to Shasta Abbey once in a while to get some face to face teaching.
Hi Liz,
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