Buddhadharma: The Practitioner's Quarterly - Summer 2015

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Features:
Wake Up from the Dream of a Lifetime Andrew Holecek on the Vajrayana techniques of dream yoga
Don’t Strip It All Away Zen nun Gesshin Greenwood reflects on the value of tradition in contemporary Zen
Form vs Essence Five Buddhist teachers explore the tension many of us feel between ritual and the essence of the dharma Thanissara: A Fine Line John Daido Loori: The Dharma Must Be Danced Shinshu Roberts: Just Bow Anyway Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche: Don’t Be Naive Tulku Thondup Rinpoche: Stepping-stones to Wisdom
Look Beyond the Lens Kodo Sawaki Roshi’s commentary on the classic poem The Song of Awakening. Plus: Shohaku Okumura recounts Sawaki’s uncompromising approach to the dharma
Forum | Koans: How We Work with Them and How They Work on Us Joan Sutherland, Judy Roitman, and Bodhin Kjolhede examine the practice of koan introspection. Introduction by Ross Bolleter
The Spirit of Practice Ajahn Munindo explores how we can get attached to the technique of meditation and lose touch with its spirit
Ruth’s Uncompromising Way Nina Wise remembers Ruth Denison, a pioneer of vipassana who passed away in February 2015