What’s Ethics Got to Do with It?
The misguided debate about mindfulness and morality
From the Academy
Ghosts, Gods, and the Denizens of Hell
Of Buddhism's six alternately wretched and blissful realms, only ours offers a shot at complete liberation.
Painting the West Saffron
A new map published by the Washington Post misrepresents Buddhist populations in Western states.
In the Face of Tragedy
How are we to approach the crisis of self-immolations in Tibet?
Practice for Young American Buddhists
This is part three of a three-part guest blog series by Charles Prebish, Emeritus Professor of Religious Studies at Pennsylvania State University and Utah State University. In the current issue of Tricycle, Prebish is interviewed by…
Scholar-Practitioners in American Buddhism
This is part two of a three-part guest blog series by Charles Prebish, Emeritus Professor of Religious Studies at Pennsylvania State University and Utah State University. In the current issue of Tricycle, Prebish is interviewed by…
Precepts as Practice in American Buddhism
This guest blog post comes our way from Charles Prebish, Emeritus Professor of Religious Studies at Pennsylvania State University and Utah State University. In the current issue of Tricycle, Prebish is interviewed by Linda Heuman (Read…
Tricycle Talk with Rita M. Gross
The current issue of Tricycle includes a feature article by author, dharma teacher, and professor of religious studies Rita M. Gross. In “Buddhist to Buddhist,” Gross writes about the importance of Buddhist practioners learning about traditions…
The Arising of the Ad Hoc Sangha
Sangha is a Sanskrit word that in its narrowest sense has as its referent the community of those who follow the Buddha’s teaching. As limited as this application of the term might be, the community of…
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