Kindness Is the Science
A neuroscientist and a contemplative teacher make an empirical case for flourishing.
Books
Want to read more books about Buddhism? Explore the best Buddhist books for beginners as well as books for practitioners of any experience level. Peruse book excerpts and book reviews, catch up on the latest in Buddhist publishing, and find out what the Tricycle editors are reading.
Songs of the Living and the Dead
Two award-winning writers from the Vietnamese diaspora on navigating life with mixed identities and the role of poetry in connecting with our ancestors.
Metta Where It Matters
An interview with author, meditation teacher, and former Rikers Island mindfulness coach Oneika Mays
Writing into the Void
Novelist Ruth Ozeki discusses her first short story collection.
Is Buddhist Philosophy Compatible with Modern Science?
Philosopher Mark Siderits argues that Buddhism may be more compatible with materialism than commonly assumed. Jay Garfield examines his case and raises critical questions.
CultureMagazine | Book Reviews
Listening as Practice
An archival portrait of Éliane Radigue reveals how Buddhist discipline shaped the sound world of a singular experimental composer.
CultureMagazine | Book Reviews
Breathing Under Pressure
Jamieson Webster’s On Breathing examines how anxiety, politics, and fantasy converge around the most basic human act.
Demystifying Tantra
An excerpt of a conversation between scholar Richard Payne and Tricycle’s editor-in-chief, James Shaheen
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