
Trike Daily Personal Reflections
Seamless Monument: A Year of Vigil for the Pandemic Dead—and Beyond
As the country opens up, we must keep honoring those we’ve lost.
As the country opens up, we must keep honoring those we’ve lost.
After a year of meditating over Zoom, Buddhist communities slowly return to in-person events.
Managing the fear of returning to “normal life” after COVID-19
Four Buddhist teachers hold a service on the anniversary of the official declaration of the coronavirus pandemic.
Buddhist healthcare chaplains have seen extreme suffering during COVID-19. Here’s what they want us to know.
The pandemic makes it seem like we’re living out the same day every day. What if we are?
With COVID-19, some gates around Nepal’s long-restricted tradition are coming down.
Whether our conversations are IRL or on the internet, it can be hard to know the right thing to say right now. Mindful communication teacher Oren Jay Sofer shares his advice.
With the move to online sanghas, space is opening up for Buddhist practitioners who once faced limited options.