CultureMagazine | Books, Reviews
Each Other’s Bodhisattvas
Buddhist chaplain Chenxing Han’s memoir explores what caretaking really means.
Sarah Fleming
Sarah Fleming is Tricycle's audio editor.
Finding Grace Amid the Grief
In his latest book, The Trail to Kanjiroba, conservationist William deBuys reflects on how we can apply hospice ethics to how we care for the planet.
Training the Next Generation of Buddhist Religious Professionals
Harvard Divinity School’s Buddhist Ministry Initiative celebrates ten years
The Border States of Compassion
Akil Kumarasamy’s debut novel asks how we can truly understand another’s pain—and at what cost.
The Monastery of Open Doors
Treeleaf Zendo’s priest-training program for practitioners unable to take the traditional route
IdeasMagazine | Books, Reviews
A Storehouse of Feelings
177 terms for emotions from classical Indian texts
Dr. Paula Arai, the First Eshinni and Kakushinni Professor of Women and Buddhist Studies, Wants to Help the Field of Buddhist Studies Heal
The new position aims to recognize the central role that women have played in the development of Buddhist thought and practice.
Can Language Shape Human Experience?
A new book considers 177 classical Indian terms for emotions—from simmering wrath to six kinds of compassion—to explore how Buddhist texts expand our capacity to feel.
CultureMagazine | Books, Reviews
The End of Suffering
A maternity doctor turns to restoring dignity to the end of life.
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