Transmuting Generational Grief
In this episode of Life As It Is, human rights advocate Jungwon Kim explores the Korean concept of han, or inherited grief and rage.
Anger
Buddhism calls anger one of the three poisons (along with attachment and ignorance). Explore what Buddhist wisdom says about aggression and explosive emotions.
‘Keep A Small Flame Burning’
Using Buddhist teachings to manage grief during times of great turmoil
‘Know Hatred Completely’
A Soto Zen priest reckons with the koan of racism and comes to view Buddhism as a practice of engaged liberation.
Writing Love Letters to Monsters
What does it mean to love the people—and the parts of ourselves—that we do not believe are worthy of love?
Adhitthāna y la anatomía de la ira
¡Bienvenidos a nuestra nueva sección de Dharma en Español! Aquí en Tricycle reconocemos la importancia de seguir ofreciendo el dharma a los practicantes de una amplia gama de comunidades, y dado el creciente interés en el…
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An Antidote to Doomscrolling
An excerpt from a conversation between journalist Emma Varvaloucas and Tricycle editor-in-chief, James Shaheen
The Buddha’s Alternative to Acting out in Anger
Thanissaro Bhikkhu explains how to use the three fabrications—bodily, verbal, and mental—to understand and skillfully work with anger.
Skillful Approaches to Anger
Led by meditation teacher Thanissaro Bhikkhu, this Dharma Talk discusses how to use the Buddha’s teaching on the three fabrications (sankhara)—bodily, verbal, and mental—to break down anger and replace it with a perspective that’s more conducive…
Practicing Fearless Metta
Instead of avoiding or suppressing fear, meditation teacher Kevin Griffin offers a third option—meeting our fear with care and kindness.
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