Ken McLeod

Man parting curtain to reveal a winding road behind it. what is bodhicitta

Magazine Meditation & Practice

Bodhicitta Explained

A Bird’s-Eye View of the Bodhisattva Path

By Ken McLeod

Summer 2018

Trike Daily Meditation & Practice

Forget About Consistency

Our ideas about what meditation should feel like are just more thoughts.

By Ken McLeod

Mar 29, 2018

Trike Daily Meditation & Practice

The Progress Question

Like any artistic endeavor, meditation is a matter of practice.

By Ken McLeod

Mar 14, 2018

Let Mind Nature Be Your Guru through Mystical Devotion

An esoteric song traces the path from outward faith to a direct experience of knowing itself.

By Ken McLeod

Feb 09, 2018

Forgiveness Is Not Buddhist

Buddhist teachings do not advise asking others to absolve us from our misdeeds. Instead, they outline a path to purification that will change our relationship to reactive patterns.

By Ken McLeod

Winter 2017

Prayer Without Blind Faith

There’s no need to pray to anything. If done from a settled mind, what we are praying for arises naturally.

By Ken McLeod

Jun 06, 2017

A Crooked Tree in Changing Times

The idea that one has to be engaged with the problems of the world to be a real Buddhist is a very recent notion.

By Ken McLeod

Jan 20, 2017

Trike Daily Society & Environment

Forget About Being A Buddhist. Be A Human.

There is no “Buddhist response” to social, economic, and political issues of our time.

By Ken McLeod

Nov 04, 2016

Where the Thinking Stops

How prayer can put us in touch with something that is infinitely greater than we are—that is, mind itself

By Ken McLeod

Winter 2016

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By Marie Scarles

Jul 16, 2018

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The Buddhist Review

A Short History of Buddhism

An overview of Buddhism’s movement from the time of the Buddha to the present

By Sherab Chodzin Kohn

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Taking Vows, Attaining Nothing: A Zen Perspective on Personal and Social Projects

In this series, Julie Nelson, an economics professor and a dharma teacher in the Boundless Way Zen school, will talk about how the concept of nonattainment can transform the way we work with our desires, intentions, and deeply felt commitments, examining our longing for happiness and health and our aspirations for social, economic, and environmental justice.

Julie Nelson

Jul 2018

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Ken McLeod

Magazine Meditation & Practice

Bodhicitta Explained

Trike Daily Meditation & Practice

Forget About Consistency

Trike Daily Meditation & Practice

The Progress Question

Trike Daily Teachings

Let Mind Nature Be Your Guru through Mystical Devotion

Magazine History & Philosophy

Forgiveness Is Not Buddhist

Trike Daily

Prayer Without Blind Faith

Trike Daily

A Crooked Tree in Changing Times

Trike Daily Society & Environment

Forget About Being A Buddhist. Be A Human.

Magazine Body & Mind

Where the Thinking Stops