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Lessons in grief from a rescue chicken
Lessons in grief from a rescue chicken
A new Animal Sentience Committee will work to improve animal welfare. Plus, nuns from Plum Village visit Ukraine, and more news from the week.
Through his haiku on overlooked critters, poet Kobayashi Issa reminds us that the realm of sympathy and concern is limitless.
The death of a stinging insect prompts thoughts on mass extinction and reverence for all life.
Largest animal sacrifice in the world takes place in Nepal despite outcry, bushfires destroy one of Australia’s oldest monasteries, and the Dalai Lama’s longtime doctor dies. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the Buddhist world.
Chaplain Sarah Bowen discusses how we grieve the death of our pets, addressing the needs of animals, and how to practice mindfulness with cats.
French Buddhist monk Matthieu Ricard talks to Tricycle about why we’re due for radical change in how we treat animals.
How bringing home a rescue dog at first interrupted—then inspired—my meditation practice.
How Wendy Cook, who had never considered herself an animal activist, coordinated the “Great Rabbit Liberation of 2016.”
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