Something Important
The evolution of a Buddhist feminist
Andrew Merz
Andrew Merz is a Tricycle contributing editor.
Olden Boy
A monk’s journey to find the reincarnation of his beloved teacher
The Greatest Lack
Explaining Emptiness
The Logic of Compassion
Loving, one step at a time
Caution: Zen At Work
Meditation at street level
The Best Horse
There’s no shortage of Buddhist websites these days—see our links for evidence—but few are as entertaining and wide-ranging as theworsthorse.net, edited by my friend Rod Meade Sperry. Taking pop-culture and sub-culture as its starting points, TWH…
Stealing Time
Here I am, on Monday morning, writing my Friday blog entry. Whenever I’m late I think back to what was probably the first talk I heard on the five precepts, the standard ethical guidelines for us…
The Dha-ha-ha-harma
I remember reading somewhere a while back (it’s pretty foggy) about what a modern-day Zen teacher (or he might have been Tibetan) said when asked about the skillfulness or use of laughter. His response was something…
Of Pizza Hut and Enlightenment
A truly spectacular benefit of working here at Trike is having the opportunity to take time off for extended retreats. I just returned from a month in the desert, and can’t thank my colleagues enough for…
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