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By Lori DescheneThe Buddhist Review
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By Lori DescheneThe tales we tell ourselves
By Alex GoochThe Life and Death of a Local Legend
By Clark StrandA spiritual path in poems and pictures
Artwork by Max Gimblett | Translations by Lewis HydeFeatured contributors include Joel Whitney and Max Gimblett
By TricycleA selection of letters sent by Tricycle readers
By TricycleA letter from Tricycle’s editor
By James ShaheenAdvice from Abbey Dharma
By Sylvia BoorsteinSelect wisdom from sources old and new
By Jiddu KrishnamurtiSelect wisdom from sources old and new
By Pema ChödrönSelect wisdom from sources old and new
By Thomas Cleary, Translated by Zenmaster ToreiSelect wisdom from sources old and new
By Thomas BienSelect wisdom from sources old and new
By TricycleKanak Mani Dixit and the Spinal Injury Sangha Nepal
By Sam Mowe, Rachel HilesA Q&A with the Vice Chancellor of the Royal University of Bhutan
By TricycleCooking up a little something out of nothing
By Noa JonesA Zen gardener plans for spring
By Wendy JohnsonAdditional gardening information for Seeds of Rebirth
By Wendy JohnsonThe ghost fish of Montana
By Rick BassStay present, rain or shine.
By Larry RosenbergA student offers glimpses of the late Zen master
By Roshi Paul Genki KahnRobert Aitken Roshi: The Last Interview
By Joel WhitneyAn interview with John Welwood
Interview with John Welwood by Tina Fossella, Artwork by Esther SolondzCan a lie be right speech?
By Lin Jensen, Artwork by Mark CocksThe “One Word” and “Spare Sense” versions
Translations by Lewis HydeAn Interview with Max Gimblett and Lewis Hyde
By TricycleAn interview with Shamar Rinpoche
By TricycleHow to sustain your meditation practice
By Sharon SalzbergThree Steps to Eliminating Anger
By Andrew OlendzkiCan a power greater than ourselves put us back on the right course?
By Clark StrandReviewing The World Is Made of Stories by David R. Loy
By Alan SenaukeWhere is Buddhism now?
By Stuart SmithersBuddhism-inspired contemporary art at the Rubin Museum of Art, through April 11
By Anne DoranOn Dogen’s Shobo Genzo, newly translated by Kazuaki Tanahashi
By Norman FischerCovering the latest in Buddhist publishing
By Sam Mowe“It is said that we are here but seconds in cosmic / time, twelve and a half billion years, / but who is saying this and why?”
By Jim Harrison