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Meet a Teacher: Karma Yeshe Chödrön and Karma Zopa Jigme
The cofounders of Prajna Fire marry classical teachings with a modern sensibility.
The cofounders of Prajna Fire marry classical teachings with a modern sensibility.
Curators Duncan Ryuken Williams and Emily Anderson will host an opening talk online next week for the L.A.-based show. Plus, Thai designers create Buddhist amulets from recycled material, and Theravada Buddhists observe Magha Puja Day.
Activists are pressing the media to cover China’s human rights abuses. Plus, thousands gather for Thich Nhat Hanh’s final memorial service, and Myanmar’s junta arrests protestors marking the one-year anniversary of the military’s coup.
The 40th peace proposal from the organization focuses on the pandemic, climate change, and decreasing dependency on nuclear weapons. Plus, memorial ceremonies and tributes continue for Thich Nhat Hanh, and Dzogchen Master Kyabje Dodrupchen Rinpoche passes into parinirvana.
LGBTQ monk and makeup artist Kodo Nishimura is named one of TIME’s 2021 Next Generation Leaders.
Tourists may not know what they’re committing to.
This marks the first verdict on almost a dozen charges. Plus, a Vietnamese nun helps immigrants in Japan, and two Thai Buddhist leaders pass away.
Volunteers gathered with Buddhist monks to make and share South Korea’s national dish. Plus, Shambhala Mountain Center announces self-governance, and Phra Maha Praiwan Worawano, popular for his livestream teachings, leaves the monkhood.
“Headspace for Teens” will focus on acceptance, access, and action. Plus, Aung San Suu Kyi faces electoral fraud prosecution, and meditation teacher Ruth King launches an Online Learning Academy. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the Buddhist world.
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