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Spring 2022Volume 31, Number 3
Tricycle’s latest issue looks at different aspects of engaged Buddhism and offers teachings on the great matter of death and dying. In “The Zen of Therapy,” psychotherapist Mark Epstein explores the intersection of dharma and therapy. In “Drips on a Rock,” Shannon Watts, founder of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, discusses how her Buddhist practice informs the fight against gun violence. In “Where the Buddhist Chaplains Are,” translator, teacher, and chaplain Pamela Gayle White looks at the role Buddhists chaplains play in a largely Christian profession. Other features include an interview with an expert on bomori, the temple wives of Japanese Shin Buddhism; poems from the 13th-century Zen master Dogen; and an essay from Zen teacher Susan Moon on how the death of a friend can be an alarm bell to practice.