Faith Leaders Unite for Call to Action in Minneapolis
A social worker and Zen practitioner reports from the January 23 “ICE Out of Minnesota” general strike and day of action.
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The Shared Body
What we learn together—and cannot learn alone
‘Aubade’
Yuki Tanaka’s poems drift between voices and consciousnesses in depicting the shifting nature of the self.
Bhikshuni Lineage Restored in Bhutan
Tibetan Buddhist nuns embrace the Buddha’s full path at a mass gelongma ordination event in Thimphu.
The Thirteenth Supreme Patriarch of Bangladesh, Ven. Jnanashree Mahathera, Has Died
Affectionately known as the “father of orphans,” the accomplished monk is remembered for his scholarship, generosity, and compassion.
What Do Buddhists Think of Fort Worth’s “Walk for Peace” Monks?
Three months into the historic journey, Tricycle talks with teachers and authors about the significance of Walk for Peace 2026.
The Engaged Buddha of Vietnam
How one Tran dynasty emperor combined secular ethics with dharmic practice, ushering in a “Buddhism that enters the world”
Liberating Metaphors for Our Lives
A meditation teacher offers different ways to think about the many dimensions of ourselves
To Feed Is to Suffer
What an early analogy for dependent co-arising can teach us about the role of concentration along the Buddhist path
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