
Magazine Society & Environment
Give & Take with Tenzin Seldon
A Tibetan American climate activist and social entrepreneur talks about her Buddhist upbringing, coming to the US, and her visionary climate center.
A Tibetan American climate activist and social entrepreneur talks about her Buddhist upbringing, coming to the US, and her visionary climate center.
How climate change’s disproportionate impact on South Asia will affect the Buddhist pilgrimage circuit
Bhante Buddharakkhita, one of the first African Buddhist monks, is melding Buddhism with traditional African wisdom in Uganda.
The exhibit Ghost Stories Are All Love Stories in New York City presents four Asian American artists’ work about ghostly connections, belonging, and time.
A first-time wedding officiant gathers advice from the experts.
In Sri Lanka, a proposal to close over 1,000 Islamic schools and ban the burqa seeks government approval, monks in Seoul march to support anti-coup protestors in Myanmar, and Japanese monastics and worshippers walk on hot coals to pray for safety from the pandemic. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the Buddhist world.
Buryat artist Dashi Namdakov crafts sculptures that reflect his Buddhist and shamanistic heritage.
Upaya Zen Center hosts an online conference of female leaders, Tuva’s head lama dies of coronavirus, and Buddhists around the world voice support for Black Lives Matter. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the Buddhist world.
The director of August at Akiko’s and its co-star (and real-life inspiration) discuss their contemplative approach to filmmaking they used to capture an authentic vision of Hawaii.
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