‘We All Talk to Spirits When We Are Identified as Numbers’
Tony Koji Wallin-Sato’s poetry asks what it means to be free and reckons with the legacy of the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II.
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Buddhism and the Politics of Desire
Scholar Jonathan Gold addresses Slavoj Žižek’s dismissal of Buddhism as escapist.
Peter N. Gregory, Scholar of Medieval Chinese Buddhism, Has Died
Scholar Robert E. Buswell Jr. remembers his close colleague.
How to Stay Engaged without Burning Out
In this episode, journalist Daisy Hernández and meditation teacher Sharon Salzberg join Tricycle’s editor-in-chief, James Shaheen, to discuss the role of equanimity in preventing burnout.
Letting Go and Letting Be
How we can practice renunciation in our everyday lives
‘Voice for the Voiceless’
The Dalai Lama’s new book offers a searing political account of Tibet’s fate—and a vision of compassion-based resistance.
‘Architectures of Emptiness’
Arthur Sze’s twelfth book of poetry dances between silence and sound and asks how we can live fully in the face of catastrophe.
Watching Ourselves in ‘The White Lotus’: Season 3
How the HBO series invites us to take a look at our own monkey minds
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