Tracy Cochran

Procession of Peace

For the Nipponzan Myohoji, chanting is a practice of social transformation.

By Tracy Cochran, Photography by Fred LeBlanc

Winter 2008

The True Human

Tracy Cochran visits with transreligious visionary Frederick Franck at his “oasis of sanity.”

By Tracy Cochran

Summer 2006

Magazine Society & Environment

Does Race Matter in the Meditation Hall?

Vipassana teacher Gina Sharpe talks to Tracy Cochran about a Buddhist retreat for people of color.

By Tracy Cochran

Fall 2004

Magazine Society & Environment

The Pentagon Meditation Club

Where Sitting Down is Taking a Stand

By Tracy Cochran

Summer 1997

How to Be a Help Instead of a Nuisance: Practical Approaches to Giving Support, Service, and Encouragement to Others

How to Be a Help Instead of a Nuisance: Practical Approaches to Giving Support, Service, and Encouragement to OthersKaren Kissel WegelaShambhala: Boston, 1996.240 pp., $13.00 (paper). Most of us have experienced, in a moment of pain or trouble, what a balm it is to feel that someone is really there for us, really present. The […]

By Tracy Cochran

Winter 1996

Magazine Arts & Culture

It’s Easier Than You Think: The Buddhist Way to Happiness

By Sylvia Boorstein

By Tracy Cochran

Spring 1996

Magazine Society & Environment

3-D Dharma

The First Computer Mandala

By Tracy Cochran

Summer 1994

Magazine Arts & Culture

Opening the Hand of Thought

Approach to Zen

By Tracy Cochran

Spring 1994

Magazine

Television

Reports from the Interior

By Tracy Cochran

Spring 1993

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More people want to become Buddhist chaplains since COVID-19, a Japanese Buddhist nun walks 36 miles to honor Native American lives, and Laurie Anderson’s Songs from the Bardo gets a Grammy nod. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the Buddhist world.

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Broadening the Field of Buddhist Studies

Colleges continue to offer courses in languages while expanding to reach new audiences in different disciplines.

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Winter 2020

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Guidelines for an Ethical Life

There is a tenderness that arises when we realize we belong to each other. That tenderness, embodied through sila, the Pali Buddhist term for ethics or moral conduct, manifests as a fierce showing up for one another grounded in the knowledge of how deeply our lives are intertwined. In this series, Insight teacher Leslie Booker investigates sila and the five ethical precepts as the foundation for all of our actions.

Leslie Booker

Dec 2020

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