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The 40th peace proposal from the organization focuses on the pandemic, climate change, and decreasing dependency on nuclear weapons. Plus, memorial ceremonies and tributes continue for Thich Nhat Hanh, and Dzogchen Master Kyabje Dodrupchen Rinpoche passes into parinirvana.
Alvin Sykes was epileptic, sexually abused, and a high-school dropout. He became one of the country’s most effective civil rights advocates.
Matchmaker Sima Taparia chants the daimoku to help her clients find the one.
A Soka Gakkai practitioner discusses why the mentor-disciple relationship is the bedrock of her faith and practice.
A Nichiren Buddhist artist invites us to reckon with the painful legacy of American slavery with openness and compassion.
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Sokka Gakkai International’s president calls for nuclear nonproliferation and increased aid for displaced persons.
Tricycle was very lucky to get an interview with this very important international Buddhist figure and president of SGI, whose members, spread across the globe, number 12 million. The interview, conducted by contributing editor Clark Strand, is the first he’s given to any American magazine. Read it here. [Photo © Seikyo Shimbun]
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