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Back Issues
Our readers respond to Tricycle’s print and online offerings.
A letter from Tricycle’s editor
Featured contributors include writer Susan Moon, chaplain Pamela Gayle White, scholar Trent Walker, and Zen teacher Shōhaku Okumura
Tourists may not know what they’re committing to.
A Q&A with Professor Mark T. Unno, a Shin Buddhist priest and head of the Religious Studies Department at the University of Oregon.
Roshi Bodhin Kjolhede, co-director of the Rochester Zen Center, talks about a Buddhist book that made a significant impact on his practice.
How one statue is bringing Buddhists and Catholics together
LGBTQ monk and makeup artist Kodo Nishimura is named one of TIME’s 2021 Next Generation Leaders.
An upcoming conference will look at the road ahead for American Buddhism.
An inside look at the daily life of a Buddhist practitioner and psychotherapist
The latest in Buddhist publishing, plus a book worth rereading
A podcast, guided meditation, dharma talk, and an album that no Buddhist listener should miss
Discover the Buddhist gems in Australia’s Harbour City
The dharma lowdown down under
The winning poem from the Tricycle Haiku Challenge addresses one of the oldest themes in literature: recovery from loss.
Help in making decisions big and small
A brief teaching from a Zen priest
A brief teaching from a Zen Buddhist teacher
A brief teaching from a Tibetan Buddhist teacher
What Corpse Pose can teach us about starting again
Printable aids for the pillars of Buddhist practice
A Rinzai monk and former addiction counselor who leads workshops based on Zen and twelve step practices
Life is uncertain. Love is not.
Our expert discusses its meaning.
Taking refuge in the Buddha, dharma, and sangha
A conversation with the Buddhist psychotherapist Mark Epstein
From The Zen of Therapy
A record-breaking endurance athlete turned to meditation to reach his goals. He learned to let go of them, too.
The melodies and meaning of Cambodia’s Buddhist music
Shin Buddhism’s bomori, or “temple guardians,” challenge assumptions about gender roles, domestic life, and religious authority.
More dharma practitioners are entering the field of chaplaincy in America. How many more? That’s one in a long list of questions we don’t have the answer to.
Stepping into confusion
A Buddhist mother of five takes on the gun lobby in America.
An unexplained, all-encompassing fatigue forces a Zen teacher to take life at an easier pace.
A look at the works of a Zen master who disparaged literature despite being a prolific poet
Reading Swans 40 years later
To save the day, all you have to do is dissolve the illusion of self.
This documentary’s a trip.
“a pristine pond encircled by trees / last night’s rain scattered by the wind”