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Issues: 2002
#50:
TRANSIENCE
Cover
photo by Thierry Le...
This
world of dew
is only a world of dew,
and yet, and yet...
-
Issa (1763-1827)
CONTENTS:
ARTICLES,
ESSAYS & NOTES: Day In, Day Out - the tidal life of a Bangkok
soi by Philip J. Cunningham; Arcs and Circles, an essay
on the passing of a Kyoto machiya by Marc Peter Keane; extracts from
Tariki: Embracing Despair, Discovering Peace, by novelist
Itsuki Haruyuki; Icing on the
Cake: A Week in the Life of a Tibetan Sand Mandala, by Lauren
Deutsch; Dream Corridor, a recollection by Stewart Wachs; Butoh
- Inner Dance, by Petra Vermeersch; Illumination in Each Moment,
an interview with Kyoto dancer Nishikawa Senrei, by Toyoshima Mizuho;
In the Eternal Now, encountering Bishamon-ten, by Ken Rodgers;
Satori at the Conveni, consumer insights by Noy Thrupkaew;
Treasures, by Karen Hill Anton; Time and Ink, reflections
by sumi-e artist Jim Hathaway; A Culture of Simplicity, by Leonard
Koren; The Big T, an illumination by Robert Brady; Crossing,
by Beverly Effinger; That Brilliant Blazing Energy, an all-encompassing
extract from a radio lecture by Alan Watts; The
Arbor of Floating Wine-Cups, a parable by Kosaka Hirokazu; China's
Book of Changes Changes Again, by Yi Jing software developer
Mark Griggs-Smith; No-Self and the Taste of Emptiness, a Zen
commentary on Dogen's Genjokoan by Hakuun Yasutani, translated
by Paul Jaffe; Rock Flower: on transience and renewal in Japanese
form, by Gunter Nitschke; Words of Rikyu Recalled after his Demise,
from the Namporoku; The Passing of Beauty and Glory: Transience
in The Tale of Genji, observations by translator Royall Tyler;
Twelve Months of Everyday Transience - Kyoto’s heritage
of festivals; and The Joy of What's Fleeting, by world traveller/author
Pico Iyer.
Theme
Issues
Street, Just Deeds,
Transience, Media
in Asia, Time, Transforming Conflict, Inaka,
Orthodoxy & Heresy, Word, Sacred Mountains of Asia, The Death & Resurrection of Kyoto, Radicalism of Cultural Continuity, Neighborhoods, Allure
of the Exotic, Kyoto
Speaks, Eros, Japan in the Year 2020
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