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5 days ago |
tricycle.org | James Shaheen
Two of the most interesting artists I’ve had the good fortune to interview are the poet Arthur Sze, a National Book Award winner and Pulitzer Prize finalist, and the prolific translator and calligrapher Kazuaki Tanahashi, a young 90 when I caught up with him last year.
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5 days ago |
tricycle.org | James Shaheen
For poet and translator Arthur Sze, poetry offers a way to ask difficult questions without any expectation of an answer. “It helps us slow down, hear clearly, see deeply, and envision what matters most in our lives,” he told Tricycle in a 2020 interview.
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1 month ago |
tricycle.org | Susan Kaiser Greenland |Martin Aylward |James Shaheen
Our life seems to be composed of a near-constant series of choice points, which can bring about excitement and a sense of agency, or overwhelm, anxiety, and paralysis. This talk explores both how we can bring…
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1 month ago |
tricycle.org | James Shaheen
When scholar Donald S. Lopez Jr. was approached by Yale University Press about publishing a single-volume history of Buddhism, he knew he would have to take an unconventional approach. “The big challenge is that there’s just so much,” he told Tricycle.
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2 months ago |
tricycle.org | Valerie Mason-John |James Shaheen
Valerie (Vimalasara) Mason-John is a senior teacher in the Triratna Buddhist Community, and their work focuses on how Buddhist teachings can support a sustainable path to recovery. In their new book, First Aid Kit for the Mind: Breaking the Cycle of Habitual Behaviors, they lay out practical tools for uprooting harmful habits, building emotional resilience, and reconnecting with our bodies.
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RT @JShaheen: Pico Iyer took refuge in a hermitage on the California coast after losing his home to a wildfire. Great chat with him about t…
Pico Iyer took refuge in a hermitage on the California coast after losing his home to a wildfire. Great chat with him about the contemplative life and his latest book, Aflame: Learning from Silence. @PicoIyer @tricyclemag https://t.co/FzKcNFw9nk