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Liberating Impermanence

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Embracing Extinction

Will Buddhism change to face humanity’s impending peril?

By Stephen Batchelor

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Chanting as the Whole of Life

A Nichiren Buddhist priest explains the many approaches to reciting the sacred title “Namu-myoho-renge-kyo.”

By Myokei Caine-Barrett, Shonin

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Shin Buddhism: A Path of Gratitude

Shifting your outlook from “please” to “thank you”

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Inside the Translator’s Workbook

An exploration of Three Lines That Hit the Nail on the Head

By Ken McLeod

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The Execution of Daniel Lucas

A Buddhist chaplain tells the story of her friendship with a man on death row.

By Norma Harris

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Why I Have a Mentor

A Soka Gakkai practitioner discusses why the mentor-disciple relationship is the bedrock of her faith and practice.

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Gyaltsen Choden, one of the Tibetan Uprising’s oldest living survivors, recalls the defining moments of the Tibetans’ journey in exile.

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