The cool, crisp days of autumn may not be here yet, but Tricycle‘s Fall issue is! It’s heading to store shelves, and subscribers’ mailboxes, and is available online right now! The cover shows a Rudolf Stingel sculpture of a Buddha at peace with many implements of the householder’s life: a handheld mixer, scissors, a paint brush. Here are some of the articles from this issue that you can read right now:

  • Sitting Practice Redux
    A meditator reflects on falling out of practice—and finding a way back.
    by Stephen Altschuler
  • Topping the Charts for Freedom
    Ani Choying Drolma, Nepal’s famous “singing nun,” speaks about childhood abuse, the joys of doing good, and her Top Ten hit as a recording artist.

  • Making a Mahayana Movie
    Tricycle‘s Reviews Editor Joan Duncan Oliver speaks with Israeli filmmaker Nati Baratz, the director of Unmistaken Child.

And more! Take look at the Fall 2009 Tricycle.

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