Dharma, color, and culture: new voices in Western Buddhism/
Dharma, color, and culture: new voices in Western Buddhism/
edited by Hilda Gutierrez Baldoquin.
- Berkeley: Parallax Press, c2004.
- 239 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
FOREWORD; Kamala Masters
INTRODUCTION
SECTION ONE: THE TRUTH OF SUFFERING
Maxine Hong Kingston / Fire
Earthlyn Marselean Manuel / Bearing Up in the Wild Winds
Marlene Jones, Ed.D. / Moving toward an End to Suffering
Eduardo Duran, Ph.D. / Buddhism in the Land of the Redface
JosÄ Luis Reissig / What Are We to Do with Our Enclosures?
SECTION TWO: THE TRUTH OF THE ORIGIN OF SUFFERING
Thich Nhat Hanh / The Nobility of Suffering
Ralph M. Steele / When Craving Becomes Your Friend
Michele Benzamin-Miki / To Love Unconditionally is Freedom
George T. Mumford / Mind Like a Mirror
Sala Steinbach / The Stories I Live With
SECTION THREE: THE TRUTH OF THE CESSATION OF SUFFERING
Gaylon Ferguson / Liberation from Suffering
Reverend Merle Kodo Boyd / A Child of the South in Long Black Robes
Mushim Ikeda-Nash / Birthing and Blooming
Viveka Chen/ Finding True Freedom
Sister Chan Chau Nghiem / Coming Home
SECTION FOUR: THE TRUTH OF THE PATH TO THE END OF SUFFERING
Charles Johnson / Reading the Eightfold Path
Larry Yang/ Staying on Your Seat: The Practice of Right Concentration
Bonnie Duran / Race, Racism, and the Dharma
Reverend Kenneth Kenshin Tanaka / Right Action, Buddhism, and Our Participation in the
World
Reverend Hilda GutiÄrrez BaldoquÆn / Don't Waste Time
SECTION FIVE: THE TRUTH OF BRINGING THE TEACHINGS HOME
Alice Walker / This Was Not an Area of Large Plantations
Rosa Zubizarreta / "How Can I Be a Buddhist If I Don't Like to Sit?"
Lourdes Argƒelles and Anne Rivero / Internal Disarmament
Julia Sagebien, Ph.D. / Carrying the Dharma en Espaûol
Jan Willis /Dharma Has No Color
CONTRIBUTORS
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
1888375426 (pbk.)
Religious life -- Buddhism.
Buddhism -- Doctrines.
Four Noble Truths.
294.34442 / EDI/D
FOREWORD; Kamala Masters
INTRODUCTION
SECTION ONE: THE TRUTH OF SUFFERING
Maxine Hong Kingston / Fire
Earthlyn Marselean Manuel / Bearing Up in the Wild Winds
Marlene Jones, Ed.D. / Moving toward an End to Suffering
Eduardo Duran, Ph.D. / Buddhism in the Land of the Redface
JosÄ Luis Reissig / What Are We to Do with Our Enclosures?
SECTION TWO: THE TRUTH OF THE ORIGIN OF SUFFERING
Thich Nhat Hanh / The Nobility of Suffering
Ralph M. Steele / When Craving Becomes Your Friend
Michele Benzamin-Miki / To Love Unconditionally is Freedom
George T. Mumford / Mind Like a Mirror
Sala Steinbach / The Stories I Live With
SECTION THREE: THE TRUTH OF THE CESSATION OF SUFFERING
Gaylon Ferguson / Liberation from Suffering
Reverend Merle Kodo Boyd / A Child of the South in Long Black Robes
Mushim Ikeda-Nash / Birthing and Blooming
Viveka Chen/ Finding True Freedom
Sister Chan Chau Nghiem / Coming Home
SECTION FOUR: THE TRUTH OF THE PATH TO THE END OF SUFFERING
Charles Johnson / Reading the Eightfold Path
Larry Yang/ Staying on Your Seat: The Practice of Right Concentration
Bonnie Duran / Race, Racism, and the Dharma
Reverend Kenneth Kenshin Tanaka / Right Action, Buddhism, and Our Participation in the
World
Reverend Hilda GutiÄrrez BaldoquÆn / Don't Waste Time
SECTION FIVE: THE TRUTH OF BRINGING THE TEACHINGS HOME
Alice Walker / This Was Not an Area of Large Plantations
Rosa Zubizarreta / "How Can I Be a Buddhist If I Don't Like to Sit?"
Lourdes Argƒelles and Anne Rivero / Internal Disarmament
Julia Sagebien, Ph.D. / Carrying the Dharma en Espaûol
Jan Willis /Dharma Has No Color
CONTRIBUTORS
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
1888375426 (pbk.)
Religious life -- Buddhism.
Buddhism -- Doctrines.
Four Noble Truths.
294.34442 / EDI/D