
Trike Daily Personal Reflections
The Divine Messenger
As he reflects on the aging self, writer Douglas Penick comes to appreciate uncertainty and the slipperiness of memory.
By Douglas PenickAs he reflects on the aging self, writer Douglas Penick comes to appreciate uncertainty and the slipperiness of memory.
By Douglas PenickOn the countercultural icon’s final book
By Andréa R. VaucherTwo mothers discuss Buddhist practice and attachment.
Interview with Bethany Saltman by Wendy Biddlecombe AgsarLama Rod Owens discusses his new book, Love and Rage, and finding the wisdom of anger in charged times.
Interview with Lama Rod Owens by Nina HerzogTwo second-generation Shambhala women talk about Emily Temple’s novel, The Lightness, and the way forward for an embattled tradition.
Interview with Emily Temple and Maya Rook by Wendy Biddlecombe AgsarSometimes we act less skillfully than we’d like. Sometimes, we act like a jerk.
By Devon Hase and Craig HaseShe was stuck in a turbulent relationship, but a book by Zen teacher Charlotte Joko Beck helped spark a shift.
By Bethany SaltmanA Wild Love for the World: Joanna Macy and the Work of our Time is a new collection celebrating the lifework of the Buddhist ecologist Joanna Macy.
By David LoyWe’re worse at multitasking than we think.
By Dan Zigmond