Dharma Talks
The Four Immeasurables
Why Does the Buddha Smile?
Scholar David Fiordalis unpacks the meaning behind the Buddha’s wondrous smile.
By David Fiordalis 
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Freeing the Mind When the Body Hurts
Podcasts
Attending to the Fullness of Life
Daily Dharma
We need to be aware of what we are practicing in any moment. Because whatever we practice, we get better at, whether it’s the skillful or the unskillful.
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Teachings
Learning How to Concentrate
We’re worse at multitasking than we think.
Liberating Impermanence
Even timeless teachings must meet each moment anew.
Why We Look for Happiness in the Wrong Places
Meditation teacher Sharon Salzberg discusses how our yearning for happiness can support us in our journey toward freedom—and why we tend to search for it in the wrong places.
Online Courses
Timeless teachings. Modern methods.
Freeing the Mind When the Body Hurts
Find freedom in the midst of pain in this six-week exploration of bringing the mind to work with the body to move from pain, illness, or struggle to greater ease.
With Vidyamala BurchUpcoming Events
Reaching Our Full Potential: A Conversation with Sharon Salzberg and Megan Mook
Join us on October 2 at 2 p.m. ET for a conversation with Sharon Salzberg and Megan Mook on how to open to our own greatest potential.
Dharma Talks
Video teachings with contemporary Buddhist teachers
The Four Immeasurables
Michael Lobsang TenpaMichael Lobsang discusses the Tibetan Buddhist teaching of the four immeasurables through the lens of the Dzogchen tradition.
Film Club
Buddhist films and discussion for the Tricycle community
Dreams of Birds Flying in the Sky
Dreams of Birds Flying in the Sky explores the complex realities of persons living with disabilities in the Himalayan country of Bhutan. The experiences of those featured in the film show the impact that living with a disability has on education, work, culture, religion, and more. Despite the challenges they face, the participants in the film explore what it means to live a life of purpose and joy.
Podcasts
Conversations with contemporary Buddhist leaders & thinkers
Attending to the Fullness of Life
In this episode of Life As It Is, poet Ross Gay discusses why he believes that delight is inextricable from the fact of our mortality—and from our capacity to care for one another.
With Ross Gay