As you may know, Bodhi has been produced from its beginning by an all-volunteer staff, so we anticipat that the development of our expanded web site will take some time. We ask you to please bear with us during an expected yearlong development period. During the transition, we will continue to offer back issues for sale at www.bodhionline.org. We will post progress updates on our Web site as well.
We are entering the transition phase immediately with the publication of our current issue, Bodhi Vol. 1 No. 4, "The Gelug Lineage: The Tradition of the Great Tsongkhapa." This issue, which concludes our yearlong feature on The Four Schools of Tibetan Buddhism, will be our final issue to appear in print.
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On behalf of the long-serving and dedicated staff of Bodhi, I extend our sincere appreciation and thanks to you, our readers and supporters over the years. Your interest and encouragement have sustained Bodhi, and in a very real sense, you have been partners in our enterprise of bringing genuine dharma to people in many corners of the world.
The heart of Bodhi has always been the profound teachings we have been privileged to feature in its pages. We are deeply grateful to all the authors of those teachings-the Buddhist masters and scholars, past and present, whose lives and work continue to illuminate our own.
Our deepest thanks to Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche and Khenchen Tsultrim Gyamtso Rinpoche, Bodhi's spiritual directors and unerring guides, who have always embodied the meaning of "Bodhi": awakened mind and heart, joyfully benefiting all beings.
This is a big change for Bodhi, and we look forward to the new possibilities for interactive dharma discourse and cultural exchange that lie ahead for us all. We warmly invite your comments at bodhi@nalandabodhi.org. We'll see you online!
Sarva Mangalam!
Cindy Shelton, Editor-in-Chief