Dementia and the Sense of Self
Tricycle’s executive editor discusses his father’s dementia diagnosis and the questions it has raised about memory, impermanence, and identity.
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Demystifying Tantra
Scholar Richard Payne dispels some of the biggest misconceptions about tantric teachings and practices.
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Poet Li-Young Lee on Awe, Adoration, and Turning Toward the Unknown
Poet Li-Young Lee discusses the spiritual influences on his poetry and how he writes from a state of don’t-know mind.
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‘To Live the Right Way’
David Guterson’s new novel weaves together the stories of a young mother from Indiana and a Buddhist monk from the mountains of Tibet and their parallel quests for freedom and meaning.
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The Afterlife of Japanese American Wartime Incarceration
Poet Brandon Shimoda explores the ongoing legacies of the US government’s mass incarceration of Japanese immigrants and Japanese Americans during World War II.
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Being a ‘Bad’ Buddhist
Scholar Sharon A. Suh discusses why she describes herself as a “bad Buddhist,” as well as what she’s learned from bell hooks about love as an action to end domination.
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