Losing Ourselves
What does it mean to be a person without a self?
Tricycle Talks
Becoming Aflame
Essayist Pico Iyer discusses how sitting in stillness can train us to care for one another in a world on fire.
Deconstructing Habits
Using nonjudgmental observation to dismantle harmful habits—and cultivate positive ones in their place
The Guru and the Radish Girl
How the 10th-century poet-yogin Saraha learned the true meaning of isolation
A Refuge That No One Can Touch
Tricycle’s founding editor reflects on her path to Buddhism.
Dismantling Delusions of White Supremacy
How fierce compassion can increase our capacity to be just toward ourselves and one another
Cultivating Everyday Virtue
How Aristotelian, Buddhist, and Confucian ethical traditions can contribute to human flourishing
The Magic of the New Saint
Lama Rod Owens on the power of surrendering to the agenda of liberation
Writing as an Act of Truth
In a new essay collection, twenty-two Tibetan writers demonstrate the resilience of their community in exile and the persistence of Tibetan literature.
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