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A Poet’s Journey through a Chinese Prison
by Liao Yiwu | photography by Chen Wei
Why self-mastery is self-defeating
by David Brazier | artwork by Don Morris
The Avatamsaka Sutra in art
by Dale S. Wright | artwork by Tom Wudl
Restoring Zen’s female lineage
by Mary Fowles | illustrations by Barbara Cooper
Distinguishing between problems of human birth and problems of human making
By Rita M. Gross, Photography by Luis González Palma
Can tradition and science both fit? An interview with Thupten Jinpa Langri
By Linda Heuman
Contributors include Tom Wudl, Mary Fowles, and Luis González Palma
By The EditorsA selection of letters sent by Tricycle readers
By The EditorsA letter from Tricycle’s editor, James Shaheen
By James Shaheen
Two Buddhist scholars expand on popular misconceptions about Buddhism.
By Robert E. Buswell, Jr. and Donald S. Lopez Jr.
Q&A with a Buddhist chef
By Heather More Iarusso
A contemporary artist on environmental Buddhism
By The Editors
Cultivating the spirit of awakening
By Karma Trinlay Rinpoche | Photography by Bill Armstrong
An interview with Zen master and former priest Ruben L. F. Habito
By Jane Lancaster Patterson
Strengthening our natural capacity for awareness
by Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche with Helen Tworkov
The limitations of bearing witness at Auschwitz
By Hawa Allan
Two new Buddhist takes on how to stay sober
By Joan Duncan OliverBuddhist writer Clark Strand is disillusioned with American Buddhism. That is, he avows, with the exception of Soka Gakkai International (SGI), the world’s largest lay Buddhist institution, whose presence has been steadily growing on American shores as well as abroad. Founded in Japan in 1930, the organization now boasts 12 million members in 192 […]
By Alex Caring-Lobel
Parting words from Gary Snyder (and Cold Mountain)
By Gary Snyder
Tricycle’s food columnist serves up a risotto that packs a soft punch.
By Noa Jones
On leaving Boudhanath
By Leath Tonino
Transforming our lives through meditation
By Lawrence Levy
The art and practice of apple tree grafting
By Wendy Johnson
The gift of awareness
By Andrew Olendzki