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Tricycle 64 Summer 2007

The Buddhist Review

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Publishers Price : £6.50

Wisdom Price : £1.30(save 80%)

Availability : Currently in stock

Cover : Paperback

Pages : 120

Size : 276 x 210mm

Published : 2007

Category : Tricycle: Buddhist Review

Synopsis:
Features: Mothers of Liberation: Uncovering the World of Buddhist Goddesses by Miranda Shaw; Good Soldier: a Buddhist Prison Guard at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq; Trust Through Reason: Mingyur Rinpoche discusses the relevance of science as a tool for meditators; Hang on to Your Ego by Thanissaro Bhikkhu; Losing Our Religion: a provocative interview with Robert Scharf on Buddhist Modernism; a Very Practical Joke: Chogyam Trungpa on Zen from a tantric perspective; Cave with a View: Kate Wheeler on retreat in Rewalsar; Fragile Bonds: Vishvapani on how a new generation of Indian Buddhist converts could hold the key to ending Sri Lanka's long civil war; What You're Made Of: Bodhipaksa on the Buddha's powerful Six Element practice; Mahabodhi Express: the possible dangers of the growing influx of tourists to Bodh Gaya by Liesl Schwabe; a profile of Thai Buddhist filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul; Man-Made Monk: a profile of Michael Dillon - a woman-to-man transsexual and aspiring Buddhist monk - in a story about gender and tradition; By Love Alone: beloved Cambodian master Maha Ghosananda; Do I Mind? Keeping Your Head in a Mindless World by Joan Duncan Oliver; the Ties That Bind: Andrew Olendzki on mindfulness; Teaching Ground: Vanessa Sasson on conflict; a Trace of Figs by Wendy Johnson; and much more.

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