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Introduction ix
The Wise Heart Jack Kornfield 1
Light Comes Through Dzigar Kongtrül 12
The Blue Poppy Kathleen Willis Morton 26
Razor-Wire Dharma Calvin Malone 34
Mindfulness and Compassion: Tools for Transforming Suffering into Joy Phillip Mojfitt 39
What Is This? Martine Batchelor 52
Koans for Troubled Times Joan Sutherland 58
The World We Have Thich Nhat Hanh 69
Cranes in the DMZ Alan Weisman 76
The Living Soil: The Gro, und of Beginner's Mind Wendy Johnson 81
Waking Up to Your WoSld Pema Chödrön 86
The Majesty of Your Loving: a Couple's Journey Through Alzheimer's Olivia Ames Hoblitzelle 93
Compassion Is the Root jof All Practices His Holiness the Seventeenth Karmapa 103
The Wooden Puppet and' Iron Man: Selfless Compassion, Radical Optimism Joan Halifax 107
Sailing Home Norman Fischer 116
Intimate Relationship as a Spiritual Crucible John Welwood 125
Love's Garden Peggy Rowe-Ward Larry Ward 137
The Kindness Handbook: Communication Sharon Salzberg 146
Where the Buddha Lives Lin Jensen 150
Wisdom of the Rebels Tom Robbins 158
Where Is God When Stick Hit Floor? Rabbi Rami Shapiro 165
Old Friend from Far Away Natalie Goldberg 172
There Is Much We Do Not Know About the Feelings of Butterflies Liza Dalby 182
Of Course I'm Angry! Gabriel Cohen 187
Long Journey to a Bow Christina Feldman 196
Healing Ecology David Loy 203
Mindfully Green Stephanie Kaza 212
The Open Road: The Global Journey of the Fourteenth Dalai Lama Pico Iyer 225
The Art of Losing: On Writing, Dying, and Mom Ruth L. Ozeki 237
Detours from Reality Ezra Bay da 254
Time and Again Adam Frank 262
This Very Mind, Empty andLuminous The Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche 273
Contributors 287
Credits 295
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Norma Fugate
reviewed The Best Buddhist Writing 2009 on March 28, 2015 The Best Buddhist Writing 2009
4 stars!
While reading this collection I couldn't help but feel a bit naughty, in the sense that I intruding on something so personal and intimate. It was fascinating to read all of these letters; one way or another they all pertained to love but each one could elicit a different reaction or emotion from me. I would giggle, sigh, and even tear up with sadness while reading. There is such a strange and mysterious intimacy from exchanging letters. It mixes the emotional (the thoughts and sentiments) and the physical (actually writing it down). All in all this is both a fun yet stirring collection.
Here are some I would like to give a shoutout. I wish I could give more but honestly just read this entire collection:
All of Zelda to Scott
John Keats to Fanny
Nadia Mandelstam to Osip Mandelstam (22 October 1938)
Dora Carrington to Lytton Strachey (14 May 1921)
Katherine Mansfield to John Middleton Murry (18 May 1917)
George Farquhar to Anne Oldfield (1699?)
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