Here is Dede Crane’s short story “The Cult of Quick Repair”—a work of fiction about death, Buddhism, and almond canoes.
At New York’s Rubin Museum the spirit of the art is alive and cutting-edge. Elisabeth Coleman reports on this unique creative collision.
James Gimian and Barry Boyce show us how we can use the principles of Sun Tzu’s Art of War to work skillfully to achieve effective action.
A prisoner’s story of finding compassion on the inside.
A village priest/shaman enters into spiritual battle with the demons who haunt the soul of Zen cynic George Crane.
An interview with Louise Erdrich about her writing, authenticity and being a voice for Native American culture.
Review of books from November 2008.
Review of Perfect Hostage: A Life of Aung San Suu Kyi and Why the Dalai Lama Matters
Literature and legends, fables and falsehoods—novelist Anne Donovan on finding greater clarity though story.
Peggy Rowe and Larry Ward reflect on the practice of metta, loving-kindness, reflected in the Buddhist imagery of the lotus flower.
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