Gateway Journal

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 We have been sitting at Sing Sing for three years now.  Like everything
 else, it has its ups and downs, we have seen growth, we have seen
 contraction.  People, inmates and volunteers have come and gone.  Our
 lower profile efforts, the letter writing and book mailings continue. 
 News of the Sing Sing Zendo always carries a taste of the dramatic. 
 Many people are only aware of the Sing Sing Zendo and know little about
 the correspondence practice.  Our correspondence practice began when
 inmates from the Sing Sing Zendo were transferred to other facilities. 
 We keep in touch with many of them and provide assistance in terms of
 moral support and spiritual literature.  Initially, we begged for
 damaged Buddhist books from publishers to establish a library at Sing
 Sing.  Now we regularly provide literature to inmates in local, state
 and federal facilities all over the country. 
 
 This publication represents our first effort toward providing a
 networking tool for inmates involved in spiritual practice.  In coming
 issues, you will hear the voices of imprisoned practitioners, Buddhist
 and otherwise.  Gateway is dedicated to spirituality, not restricted to
 just Zen practice by any means. 
 
 
 In This Issue:
 
                     Uteki's View
 
                     Buddha's Birthday
 
                     Zen Karmics
 
                     Counting
 
                     Starting Zen Practice in Prison
 
 
 
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