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The Greening of the Self

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By Joanna Macy, Barbara Gates, Wes Nisker
| Tricycle Buddhist Magazine Verified
From 1984 to 2015, Inquiring Mind was a semiannual print journal dedicated to the transmission of buddhadharma to the West. The archive contains all thirty-one years of Inquiring Mind interviews, essays, poetry, art, and more–now hosted by the Sati Center for Buddhist Studies. Please consider a donation to help with the ongoing expenses to keep the site running. This article was originally published in the Spring 1995 issue of Inquiring Mind.
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Barbara Gates of Belleville Obituary

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By Barbara Gates
| River Bender Verified
Barbara Sue Gates, nee McCoy, 95, of Edwardsville, IL, formally Belleville IL was born Saturday, April 12, 1930, in Altoona, PA, passed away Friday, June 13, 2025 at Meridian Village in Glen Carbon, IL surrounded by her family and friends. Barb was an avid St. Louis Blues and Cardinals fan. She knew the players names as well as their stats. She was a loving wife, mother and friend to many. She worked as a Sales Associate for Boyd’s and Ann Taylor Clothing stores.
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From Invisible to In-Demand: Why Architects Marketing to Everyone Makes You Visible to No One

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By Barbara Gates
| Medium
Barbara Gates | The Space Between · Follow 6 min read · -- Imagine spending countless hours crafting the perfect marketing message, only to have it fall flat with potential clients. You’ve done everything “right” — a beautiful portfolio, a comprehensive website, an active social media presence — yet the right projects aren’t coming your way. Something’s missing, but what?
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