Matt Gesicki

This Buddhist Life – Oshin Liam Jennings

Q&A with Oshin Liam Jennings, advocate for the differently abled

By Matt Gesicki

Winter 2016

Fun Fact Friday

The lotus flower’s symbolism

By Julia Hirsch, Matt Gesicki

Aug 26, 2016

Fun Fact Friday

Bringing Buddhism to Tibet

By Julia Hirsch, Matt Gesicki

Aug 19, 2016

Trike Daily History & Philosophy

Fun Fact Friday

Divorce in Medieval Japan

By Julia Hirsch, Matt Gesicki

Aug 12, 2016

Fun Fact Friday

Om Mani Padme Hum

By Julia Hirsch, Matt Gesicki

Aug 05, 2016

Where in the World Is . . . the Buddha?

Buddhism has reached the far corners of the globe. Here are just a few unexpected places that are playing host to thriving sanghas in 2016. Anchorage Zen Community Location: Anchorage, Alaska Date of Founding: 1986 Lineage: Soto Zen Head Teacher: Rev. Genmyo Zeedyk www.alaska-zen.org Casa Zen de Costa Rica Location: Santo Domingo de […]

By Matt Gesicki

Fall 2016

Magazine

From Sea to Shining Sea

American Buddhism in 2016

Introduction by Matt Gesicki, Map by Dan Zigmond

Fall 2016

Magazine

Books in Brief

By Matt Gesicki

Fall 2016

Trike Daily

Fun Fact Friday

Guanyin’s importance to Japanese Catholics

By Julia Hirsch and Matt Gesicki

Jul 29, 2016

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Buddha Buzz Weekly: June 16, 2018

Reasons your boss might not want you to meditate, new online resources, and a Thai monk seeks asylum in Germany. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the Buddhist world.

By Matthew Abrahams

Jun 16, 2018

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The Buddhist Review

Society & Environment

What Wild Wild Country Missed

In following the “true crime” model, the Netflix documentary sidesteps larger spiritual questions and the historical import of the countercultural movement.

By Curtis White

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Practicing with Zen Koans in Your Everyday Life

Our intellects can help us surmise that one plus one equals two, or that we need a key to start the engine of our car, but in the face of existential questions, ordinary understanding comes to a screeching halt. Master Bon Yeon (Jane Dobisz), the guiding teacher of the Cambridge Zen Center, says that koan practice begins in these “don’t know” spaces—the questions we can’t rationalize or figure out.

Zen Master Bon Yeon

Jun 2018

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