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Join Buddhist priest and meditation teacher Lewis Richmond for discussion on how Buddhists, dedicated to awakening and the practice of compassion, should view and interact with this technology.
Join this 11-day email series of reflections and contemplative practices for how Buddhist values can help us respond wisely to AI.
Join us in person for a conversation about the challenges and benefits of Buddhism in America today with Tricycle founder Helen Tworkov.
Tricycle’s Meditation Group for subscribers offers weekly meditations and small group discussions with leading Buddhist teachers.
Join the chef and longtime practicing Buddhist to hear about his new cookbook and how to bring mindfulness into the kitchen.
Immerse yourself in the cultural and spiritual heritage of the “Pearl of the Indian Ocean” on this Buddhist pilgrimage from February 27–March 13, 2027.
Join us on this Buddhist Pilgrimage to Ladakh, India, and immerse yourself in Tibetan Buddhism on the rooftop of the world during this all-inclusive, small group journey.
May 24–June 5, 2027
Join Soto Zen priest and palliative care nurse Sallie Tisdale in a discussion on fears around dying—how to hold them and release them.
Before meditation, there was a way of life. Join Scholar Grzegorz Polak to explore what Chan Buddhism and the earliest Buddhist texts have in common, and what modern meditation cultures have left out.
Join us for a spooky conversation just in time for Halloween about the use of visual media to preserve and reimagine cultural heritage.
Join us in person to view and hear about multidisciplinary artist Miya Ando’s new collection, visual interpretations inspired by her dictionary of Japanese words for rain.
You know Thich Nhat Hanh as a teacher and peace activist, but in honor of his 100th continuation day, learn more about the late Vietnamese Zen master’s literary legacy.
Join us on October 7 for a free virtual event on rethinking our approach to the climate with professor and practicing Buddhist Leah Stokes.
Learn about the core Buddhist concept of emptiness from three different points of view during this Premium event.
Join our 28-day meditation program with Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche to learn about the path of the bodhisattva and the cultivation of compassion for all beings.
Get closer to one of Buddhism’s most important texts, said to cut through conceptual thinking.
Join author and meditation teacher Sharon Salzberg to learn about living with confidence, purpose, and heart.
Scholars Jimmy Yu and Natasha Heller discuss representations of women in the famous thirteenth-century Chan collection.
Join Dolma Gunther, Sessei Meg McNeil, Ben Rubin, and Jay Vidyarthi to discuss AI and Buddhist practice.
Join us in Brooklyn for poetry and discussion featuring leading contemporary Chinese-speaking poets, including Wang Jiaxin, Lan Lan, Jami Proctor Xu, and Jiaoyang Li.
Join Clark Strand for a two-day retreat at Garrison Institute from July 10–12, 2026 to practice using haiku to unite with the natural world.
Tricycle’s third annual Buddhist Film Festival from June 16–30 offers five feature films and five short films from around the Buddhist world.
Join a workshop on recognizing and cultivating the skillful mind that makes way for jhana.
American Buddhist teacher Justin von Bujdoss discusses the advanced Vajrayana Buddhist technique.
Soto Zen teacher Ben Connelly explains the profound influence of Huayan Buddhism on Chan, Zen, and engaged Buddhism.
Join a workshop for exploring intention and kindness as a starting place for social action.
Join us on this Buddhist Pilgrimage to Ladakh, India, and immerse yourself in Tibetan Buddhism on the rooftop of the world during this all-inclusive, small group journey.
May 1-13, 2026.
Join us for Tricycle’s Fifth Annual Buddhism & Ecology Summit, a donation-based, virtual event series featuring conversations with Buddhist teachers, environmentalists, and writers exploring how sensory perception can restore our relationship with the earth.
Join professor Richard K. Payne to learn about this evolving tradition, including why it’s so hard to define.
Join us on this Buddhist Pilgrimage to India & Nepal and explore what the Buddha said were the four sites that every committed dharma practitioner should visit.
March 8-21, 2026
Join us for a panel discussion co-sponsored by the Buddhism & AI Initiative.