By the Numbers

Buddhism by the Numbers: Hawaii

Dharma data from the most Buddhist American state

Summer 2020

Buddhism by the Numbers: California

The year Chinese immigrants to San Francisco established the US’s first Buddhist temple, the percentage of Golden State adults who meditate, and more dharma data from California

By The Editors

Spring 2020

Buddhism by the Numbers: Virginia

The number of Tibetan volumes in the University of Virginia’s library, the state’s tallest stupa, and more dharma data from Virginia

By The Editors

Winter 2019

Buddhism by the Numbers: South Korea

The number of South Korean Buddhists and Buddhist temples, the country’s highest pagoda, the number of temples participating in Templestay, and more data on Buddhism in South Korea.

By The Editors

Fall 2019

Illustration of Monopoly man in robes carrying money bags and smart phone indicating meditation app profits

Buddhism by the Numbers: The Economics of Mindfulness

The happiest and unhappiest apps, apps’ annual revenues, the ranking of meditation apps, and more data on the economics of mindfulness

By The Editors

Summer 2019

Buddhism By The Numbers: African Great Lakes Region

The number of Buddhist centers, when the first Buddhist temple was established (it’s further back than you may think), and more dharma data from Central and Eastern Africa

By The Editors

Spring 2019

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Buddhism by the Numbers: Kentucky

The year the Dalai Lama visited, how much a retreat might cost you, and more dharma data from the Bluegrass state

By The Editors

Winter 2018

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The Uighur population faces what experts call “demographic genocide,” Bodhgaya hotels ban Chinese pilgrims, and there’s a new “pay what you can” mindfulness resource for caregivers and families. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the Buddhist world.

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Enso Village, a new project by the San Francisco Zen Center, wants to explore the process of growing old.

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Material and Spiritual Balance

A central concern of Won Buddhism, one of only a few forms of Buddhism founded since industrialization, is finding the balance between our material and spiritual lives. Dr. Bokin Kim, a Won minister and President of the Won Institute Of Graduate Studies, offers teachings from her tradition.

Dr. Bokin Kim

Jul 2020

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