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How can Western intellectuals have so much blood on their hands? Pankaj Mishra blames an ideologically driven faith in our ability to control history.
By Pankaj Mishra, Artwork by Ian Davis
Vishvapani travels across India to witness thousands of the nation’s underclass take refuge in a new form of Buddhism and break free from the oppressive caste system.
By Vishvapani
Vicki Mackenzie investigates the mystery of Buddhist relics.
By Vicki Mackenzie
How do you recognize an authentic spiritual teacher? By honestly facing up to this age-old question, philosopher Jacob Needleman and his students discover an unexpected truth.
By Jacob Needleman
Take Tricycle’s 28-day meditation challenge and go on retreat without leaving home.
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Tricycle’s 28-day meditation challenge
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Tricycle’s 28-day meditation challenge
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Tricycle’s 28-day meditation challenge
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Tricycle’s 28-day meditation challenge
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Tricycle’s 28-day meditation challenge
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Getting the most from your seated meditation
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Working with Metta
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Tricycle’s 28-day meditation challenge
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Tips for working with hindrances in daily life
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Tricycle’s 28-day meditation challenge
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Tricycle’s 28-day meditation challenge
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Tricycle’s 28-day meditation challenge
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7 Exercises for Taking Your Practice into the World
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Featured contributors include Pankaj Mishra, Michael Schumacher, Jacob Needleman, Vicki Mackenzie, and Vishvapani.
By Tricycle
A letter from Tricycle’s editor
By James Shaheen
A selection of letters sent by Tricycle readers
By Tricycle
Lin Jensen explains the trouble with attributing spiritual significance to the simple activities of our lives.
By Lin Jensen
Ch’an Master Sheng Yen comments on two lines of the beloved sixth-century poem the Hsin Hsin Ming, or “Faith in Mind,” by the third Zen patriarch, Seng Ts’an.
By Master Sheng-Yen
The Ten Harmful Activities
By Khandro Rinpoche
Recognizing the fleeting nature of the world.
By Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche
Reverend Chan Tu on her relationship with the late most Venerable Dr. Thich Man Giac, Supreme Patriarch of the Vietnamese United Buddhist Churches of America, who passed away October 13, 2006, at the age of 77
By Reverend Chan Tu
Awakening to an unconditional love
By Sarah Aceto
A physicist sees science as spiritual practice
By Adam Frank
Life lessons from a cadaver
By Hannah Tennant-Moore
With Tibetan Buddhism and Carl Jung as his guides, Rob Preece takes us on a journey to freedom.
By Rob Preece
Marcia Lieberman documents the private space of meditation.
By Marcia Lieberman
Understanding the wisdom of the great Buddhist philosopher Nagarjuna with the help of three pivotal Western thinkers
By David Loy
The Buddha’s liberating teaching of interdependent origination.
By Andrew Olendzki
The secret life of bees
By Wendy Johnson
Kurosawa and the insubstantial self
By Dean Sluyter
Ginsberg’s long path to Howl
By Michael Schumacher
Reasserting the fundamentals
By Jack Downey
Tales from the Upper-Middle Path
By Dan Zigmond
How do you take an ancient text written in a dead language and reveal its wisdom to the English-speaking world? Pali Scholar Dr. Peter Masefield discusses the toil and exhilaration of translating the Buddha’s words with Stephen A. Evans.
By Stephen EvansCovering the latest in Buddhist publishing
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Pages from Asiaddict, a cartoon travelog by MATS!?
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