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In her debut English-language paperback, the cult figure of Japanese personal fiction takes us on an arboreal journey through life and death.
By Mike Sheffield
Each of us, when in extremity, may, in that moment, find it impossible to escape the net of anguish, but a single person with a simple gesture can open such a door for us.
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Dive deep into the Buddha's profound and freeing teaching of dependent arising with the founders of Bodhi College.
With Stephen Batchelor, Christina Feldman, John Peacock and Akincano Weber
Soto Zen teacher Ben Connelly explains the profound influence of Huayan Buddhism on Chan, Zen, and engaged Buddhism.
Tricycle’s Meditation Group for subscribers offers weekly meditations and small group discussions with leading Buddhist teachers.
The third annual virtual Tricycle Film Festival from June 16–30 offers five feature films and five short films from around the Buddhist world.
Join us on this Pilgrimage to Thailand and immerse yourself in Theravada Buddhism during this all-inclusive, small group journey. June 30–July 12, 2026.
Join Clark Strand for a two-day retreat at Garrison Institute from July 10–12, 2026 to practice using haiku to unite with the natural world.
Video teachings with contemporary Buddhist teachers
In this video teaching, Nichiren bishop Myokei Caine-Barrett explains that a vow isn't something you keep but a question you become.
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“Living Sanctuaries” follows architecture firm Studio Nyandak on their research expedition to document and preserve the history of Buddhist monasteries in the Zanskar Valley.
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Meditation teacher Andrew Holecek discusses how spending time in darkness can help us recover a lost way of seeing.
With Andrew Holecek