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  On Retreat with Pema Jones Rinpoche By Chris Helm
We’ve just spent several hours working on a technique known as Tonglen; giving and receiving. Rinpoche, meaning precious one in Tibetan, teaches several retreats each summer at his parents home in Wyoming. Celebrating his fourteenth birthday last week, rinpoche is the youngest

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The Perception of "Karma-Free" CyberZones

By Richard P.

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Reflections on the North American Sangha

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Dharma Bums on the Net: The Namdrol Interview

By Roy

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Fire and Water

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In The Belly of the Beast

(a call for an enraged

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CyberSangha: Winter/Spring 1997 Lay Buddhism: Can You Get THERE From HERE?  

DEPARTMENTS

Letters

The CyberSangha
Buddhist Library

Welcome to the CyberSangha Buddhist Library, to our knowledge the largest on-line collection of Buddhist Texts in the world.
It is based on the archives of the former TigerTeam Buddhist Electronic Network. They have been collected by Gary Ray (csangha@hooked.net) and are now provided to the Internet community

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Comments From Buddhist America Online

We asked Buddhists from America

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At Play In the Fields of the Net

By Alta Brown, Ph.D.

Not long ago, a friend of mine

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The Unique Potential of Shin Buddhism in Western Society

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  Electric Gaia: Technology and Spirituality Michel Bauwens  
 INTRODUCTION
Something utterly important is happening in our world right now: the exponential growth of the Internet and the Web, as a new global communications tool linking our human brains together in

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Viral

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An Interview with Zenmar

Tom

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About CyberSangha

CyberSangha is the Buddhist alternative journal. We are the journal of alternative perspectives, a forum for discussing the present and future of Buddhism. We provide a voice for those that would not normally be heard within the confines of other Buddhist magazines and journals, either

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CyberSangha is No Longer Publishing

We want to thank everyone who made this publication possible. We especially want to thank our staff of writers, including Laurence McKinney, Zenshin Roshi, and many amazing Dharma teachers and academics who chose not to use their real names for the sake of getting out their