Anger
How to recognize it, work with it, and even find wisdom in it.
Anger
Buddhism calls anger one of the three poisons (along with attachment and ignorance). Explore what Buddhist wisdom says about aggression and explosive emotions.
The Wisdom of Emotions
The teachings of the Buddha are commonly presented in three stages, or progressive levels of instruction, that correspond to three ways of looking at our emotions.
I Wanted to Watch Bill Cosby Suffer
A practitioner reflects on her knee-jerk reaction to the disgraced comedian’s guilty verdict.
Magazine | Letter From The Editor
Nasty Women Rising
A letter from Tricycle’s editor
The Power of the Third Moment Method
We spend our days bombarded by emotions, and if we act on our negative ones, they threaten to derail us. Join Trungram Gyalwa Rinpoche, head of the Trungram lineage of Tibetan Buddhism, as he explains how…
Is Anything Sacred About A Classroom of Kindergartners Breathing Together?
How a program based on a carpenter’s toolbox is changing the way students learn across the country.
Don’t Worry, Be Angry
Anger can clarify and energize our commitment to social change.
Dissecting Anger in the Dharma Hall
If you are ready when defilements arise, the lesson will come.
Why You Should Invite President Trump Into Your Meditation Practice
Trump Practice is accepting fear, rage, and uncertainty. Feel into it, sink into it, let it overwhelm and overtake you.
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