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The Buddhist Bet

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To Music

Reflections on the sounds of an interdependent world

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Never Again

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Interview with Duncan Ryuken Williams by Ashoka Mukpo

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Buddha Takes the Mound

Why the Buddha invented baseball

By Donald S. Lopez Jr., Illustration by Ryan Garcia

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Our World in the Wheel of Life

A social critique inspired by Buddhist cosmology

By Curtis White, Illustrations by BloodBros

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Who My Dog Thinks I Am

Lessons in canine love

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