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What It Means to Become a Peacemaker
Trusting the heart’s intelligence can help us engage from a place of wisdom and compassion
Trusting the heart’s intelligence can help us engage from a place of wisdom and compassion
How a daily commitment to compassion can help first responders withstand the day-to-day suffering of the job.
In a recent episode of Tricycle Talks, playwright Sarah Ruhl shares her journey to acceptance and self-compassion following her diagnosis with Bell’s palsy.
Our natural empathy and compassion arises and we’re able to deeply connect with everyone’s struggles and suffering—including our own.
In an excerpt from his new book, Wisdom Is Bliss: Four Friendly Fun Facts That Can Change Your Life, Robert Thurman explains the power of embracing interdependent causation.
In an interview on Tricycle Talks, meditation teacher Joseph Goldstein explains the central Buddhist concept of no self and how it naturally leads to lovingkindness.
Connecting with the unified field of life can help relieve suffering and make us all feel at home.
A former legislator struggles to see the Buddha in her political opponents.
When we practice compassion, we embody an impossible vow.