Transforming Anger into Compassion
In this episode of Tricycle Talks, scholar Allison Aitken discusses why anger can be so seductive—and how we can escape its grasp.
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Podcasts
Visualizing Earth
Konda Mason is a dharma teacher and earth and social justice activist. For our Buddhism and Ecology summit this past spring, Mason led a guided meditation on being present with the natural world. Using guided visualization, this practice helps us connect more deeply with nature by using all of our senses.
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Visualizing Earth
Konda Mason is a dharma teacher and earth and social justice activist. For our Buddhism and Ecology summit this past spring, Mason led a guided meditation on being present with the natural world. Using guided visualization, this practice helps us connect more deeply with nature by using all of our senses.
Listen Now on Tricycle | iTunes | SoundCloud
Accepting What We Can’t Change
Kimberly Brown is a meditation teacher and longtime Buddhist student. Today, she will guide us through a short practice to help us come to peace with what we can’t change–and ground our actions in what we do have control over.
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Breaking Free of the Stories We Tell Ourselves
In this episode of Life As It Is, Catherine Burns, artistic director at The Moth, discusses how storytelling can help us heal from trauma and find connection in the midst of isolation.
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Sarah Shaw on the Jhanas and Awakening Through Joy
In this episode of Tricycle Talks, scholar Sarah Shaw discusses the ritual, somatic, and devotional aspects of Theravada practice that are often overlooked.
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