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India creates a distinct district in Buddhist-majority Ladakh, Dalai Lama inspires a $100M donation for compassion research, and you can now view a 2,000-year-old Buddhist scroll online. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the Buddhist world.
By Karen Jensen and Matthew Abrahams
Poll finds majority of Americans are unfamiliar with Buddhism, Bhikkhu Bodhi delivers a speech on climate change to UN, and Oreos get mindful. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the Buddhist world.
By Karen Jensen and Matthew Abrahams
UNESCO approves Myanmar’s Buddhist temple city of Bagan, Uighur and Tibetan advocates among survivors of religious persecution at Trump meeting, and China sends a warning to India over Dalai Lama’s reincarnation. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the Buddhist world.
By Karen Jensen
The Refuge Recovery support-group network divides into two new groups, Japanese American group to protest migrant detention at former internment camp, and obon celebrations begin in the United States. Tricycle looks back at the.
By Karen Jensen and Matthew Abrahams
An ex-Shambhala member is arrested on child sexual-assault charges, two nuns become first women to teach Buddhist philosophy at Tibetan institute, and the Dalai Lama is “deeply sorry” for hurtful comments. Tricycle looks back.
By Karen Jensen and Matthew Abrahams
The Dalai Lama says Trump lacks morals, China allegedly continues harvesting organs from religious minorities, and Thai cave boys mark the anniversary of their escape. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week.
By Karen Jensen
Japanese Americans see history repeating as immigrant kids are held at a former internment camp, Slovakia’s first female president is a Zen meditator, and the Sri Lankan finance minister condemns monk’s anti-Muslim comments. Tricycle.
By Karen Jensen and Matthew Abrahams
Bhutan takes steps to decriminalize homosexuality, Australia honors Ajahn Brahm’s service to gender equality, and China’s Panchen Lama makes his first trip abroad. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the.
By Karen Jensen and Matthew Abrahams
Monk’s hunger strike leads to Sri Lanka Muslim ministers’ resignations, a Zen master will send 10,000 tons of food to North Korean kids, and a California man tries to pass his swastika off as.
By Karen Jensen and Matthew Abrahams