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Dharma Poetry: Rilke and Rodin
By
Paul Griffin
Rilke, like Rumi or Gibran, wrote almost exclusively about the spirit. Or course I feel in over my head trying to say something new and insightful about Rilke’s works–“A god can do it. But tell me how a man / is to follow through the narrow lyre?”–but I do want to take a moment to…
Close Encounters of the Kind that Take Place in Your Kitchen
By
Julia May Jonas
The typical conception of a spiritual person’s home is a minimalist abode painted with soft, calming colors. The tipple of a small fountain, the shadow of a bonsai tree, hemp fabrics, lightly sounding gongs, African throat singing music, ethnic cushions, plates of kale, the steam of a kettle wafting the smell of roibus tea into…
Obama’s Cairo Speech
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Ethan Nichtern
If you want a good link to Obama’s Cairo Speech, NPR has one. President Obama’s Middle East Speech should, at the very least, demonstrate again that our 44th President is nothing like any U.S. President we’ve ever had. I mean that in terms of both depth and surface. (photo courtesy of NY Times coverage –…
20 Years After Tiananmen Square
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Ethan Nichtern
Chinese police have Tiananmen Square on virtual lockdown to prevent protests commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the student massacre there today. Meanwhile, the Dalai Lama also paid his respects to victims. (photo by Stuart Franklin Magnum, life.com)
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