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Our readers respond to Tricycle’s print and online stories.
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Featured contributors include writer Suzannah Showler, artist Matthew Richardson, Zen teacher Vanessa Zuisei Goddard, and artist Chico Imrie.
What Buddhist teachers learned during lockdown with their pets
An interview with two scholars who have studied the Bhutanese deloms
A Q&A with the Tibetan Buddhist teacher who will be leading Tricycle Meditation Month 2022
Martin Aylward, co-founding teacher of the Tapovan Dharma Community at Le Moulin de Chaves monastery in southwestern France, talks about two Buddhist books that made a significant impact on his practice.
Sister Clear Grace aspires to bring dharma teachings to neglected communities by turning a 2003 Chevy van into a meditation hall.
Dr. Marc Lieberman, an ophthalmologist and self-proclaimed Jewish Buddhist, passed away at his home in San Francisco on August 2, the New York Times reported. Calling himself a “JuBu,” Dr. Lieberman practiced both faiths and sought to bridge the gap between them. In 1989 he organized the first formal dialogue between Jewish scholars and His […]
As the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan in the late summer, many questions arose about the country’s future. Among them was the fate of its artifacts, including precious Buddhist relics. National Geographic reported that archaeologists fear for the safety of artifacts and those who protect them in light of the Taliban’s history of desecration, such […]
Her daily life at an institution that brings dharma to modern life
The latest in Buddhist publishing, plus a book worth rereading
An audiobook and three podcasts that no Buddhist listener should miss
Oregon’s largest city offers plenty to nourish the hearts, minds, and stomachs of Buddhist visitors.
The winning poem from the Tricycle Haiku Challenge updates the bodhisattva ideal for an age of ecological concerns.
Dharma activity in the Beaver State
Simple steps to awakening to the true face of reality
A brief teaching from Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh
A brief teaching from an Insight Meditation teacher
A brief teaching from a Zen teacher
If you struggle to tame your thoughts, try turning over the reins.
Vanessa Zuisei Goddard discusses how to think about this ubiquitous image.
Printable aids for the pillars of Buddhist practice
Casa Tibet’s director says Mexicans and Tibetans have much in common.
Our expert discusses its meaning and practice.
Selections from the Tibetan textual tradition of sutras, tantras, and commentaries
How Tibetan Buddhism helped the playwright cope with Bell’s palsy and the coronavirus pandemic
Adapted from Smile: The Story of a Face
A Buddhist approach to disagreement
Taking a look at adverse effects of meditation in Eastern and Western Buddhist practice
Chitra Ganesh’s art draws on Buddhist and Hindu iconography and pop culture to build a bridge to the idea of home.
In his new book, Regeneration, Paul Hawken invites us to create a world worth saving.
A peace activist reflects on the Vietnamese Zen master’s earliest appearances in the States and the influence of his engaged Buddhism.
Writer Suleika Jaouad navigates the aftermath of illness and explores the in-between places.
A recent trend of life-affirming dharma reconsiders some key teachings about suffering.
On how to give thanks for everything
A graphic novelist’s exploration of fitness journeys beyond the mind-body divide.
An anthology of critical essays gives its adversaries no chance to retort.
In a new documentary, Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche’s escape from cloistered life thrusts him into a deeper relationship with society.
A new film follows thousands of nuns on winter retreat in the mountains.
“all is the color / of falling snow”