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Buddhism is not just a set of techniques for self-help. There is something much bigger going on.
By Dharmavidya David Brazier
Three Western Buddhist practitioners share their stories.
Maude Wolfe, mushim, and Meara Claire Hayden
Introducing the special section on generosity
By Tricycle
An interview with Karen Armstrong, creator of the Charter for Compassion
By Rachel Hiles, Sam Mowe
Generosity and the “instant karma” it generates
By Gil Fronsdal
When we intentionally reach out to others in giving, positive self-transformation occurs.
By Dale S. Wright
A Thai woman’s long path to ordination
By Bhikkhu Silaratano, Artwork by Upaporn Srisroy
Featured contributors include Dharmavidya David Brazier and Alison Wright.
By Tricycle
A selection of letters sent by Tricycle readers
By Tricycle
A letter from Tricycle’s editor
By James ShaheenAdvice from Abbey Dharma
By Sylvia Boorstein
Select wisdom from sources old and new
By Nikkyo Niwano
Rusty Trunzo was in prison for over thirty years for committing murder. When he completed his sentence three years ago, he left prison as a radically different man. “The first nine years in there, it was all about staying numb,” Trunzo said. “Using [drugs], you know, and really not getting involved in much of anything.” […]
By Emma Varvaloucas
Select wisdom from sources old and new
By Jack Kornfield
Select wisdom from sources old and new
By Lama Yeshe
Select wisdom from sources old and new
By Ogyen Trinley Dorje
A Q&A with author Vanessa Veselka
By Tricycle
A dinner party invocation
By Noa Jones
Lavender for comfort, rosemary for strength
By Wendy Johnson
The stamp of the African elephant
By Rick Bass
How to be present in your body
By Jill Satterfield
Breathing life into the suttas
By Rodney Smith
Brad Warner discusses Buddhist blogging, power, and the generation gap
By Tricycle
A remembrance of Charlotte Joko Beck
By Gerry Shishin Wick
In upholding the precepts, we actualize our buddhanature
By Bodhin Kjolhede
Photographs from the 2011 Kalachakra
By Don Farber
Wrestling with wholesome and unwholesome impulses
By Andrew Olendzki
To open the doorway to realization we must first confront our despair
By Joanna Macy
Nonviolence and engaged living
By Michael Stone
A new documentary by Jennifer Fox
By Mary Talbot
Notes from the first Buddhist Geeks conference
By Richard Eskow
“The Buddhist Heritage of Pakistan,” an exhibit at Asia Society in New York City
By Anne Doran
Remembering Zen teacher Charlotte Joko Beck
By Elihu Genmyo Smith
Covering the latest in Buddhist publishing
By Sam Mowe
Parting words from Michael Wenger
By Dairyu Michael Wenger