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The Garbageman

A Zen tale of visitation and sanitation

By David Schneider

Winter 2020

After Awakening

Faith, practice, and enlightenment in Zen master Dogen’s Genjokoan

Adapted from a talk by Roshi Robert Althouse

Winter 2020

Absolutely, Indestructibly Happy

An interview with Tina Turner

By Clark Strand

Winter 2020

Heeding Erich Fromm’s Warning

Decades before the mindfulness boom, the influential psychoanalyst foresaw the potential benefits and misuses of Buddhist practice.

By Ira Helderman

Winter 2020

Living in a World That No Longer Exists

A writer reflects on finding beauty that endures.

By Curtis White

Winter 2020

Life Is Tolerable

A portrait of modern anxiety

By Jenny Offill

Winter 2020

What You Know to Be True

Learning from the Kalama Sutta

By Jack Petranker

Winter 2020

A Brush of Dharma

By painting thoughts on canvas, Leidy Churchman explores the subtleties of the conditioned self.

Interview with Leidy Churchman by Anne Doran

Fall 2020

May Our Grandchildren Break Free

A lesson on interconnection for the next generation

By Charles Johnson

Fall 2020

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The Buddhist Review

Broadening the Field of Buddhist Studies

Colleges continue to offer courses in languages while expanding to reach new audiences in different disciplines.

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Winter 2020

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Pamela Weiss

Nov 2020

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