Buddhist Teachings

Trike Daily Society & Environment

How to Get Rid of Pests and Bugs the Buddhist Way

Kill that impulse! Here are compassionate Buddhist solutions for your favorite pests, without killing them.

By Allan Badiner

May 20, 2018

Magazine Society & Environment

Mindful of Race

Ruth King draws attention to how racial bias begins with distorted perceptions.

By Ruth King

Summer 2018

Sex, Love, and Buddhism

A Valentine’s Day Interview with Allan Badiner

By Sam Mowe

Feb 09, 2018

Trike DailyBuddhism for Beginners

Right Speech Reconsidered

Right Speech, also called Wise Speech or Virtuous Speech, gives rise to peace and happiness in oneself and others.

By Beth Roth

Oct 13, 2017

Opinion: Are Corporations Anti-Dharma?

A corporate lawyer and an economist explain why certainty about the greed of corporations should make a Buddhist nervous.

By Julie Nelson, Jeff Seul

Mar 10, 2017

Mindfully Binge-watching “Making a Murderer”

Those of us who were swept up in the series may want to examine our own fast-brain thinking.

By Ginny Holbert

Jan 25, 2016

Social Media Dharma

Rather than viewing Facebook as a meaningless distraction, why not observe how we get caught up in and controlled by our mental and physical sensations online?

By Chris Towery

Jan 21, 2016

What Is True Safety?

From a Buddhist perspective, danger is normal.

By Thanissaro Bhikkhu

Nov 28, 2015

A Monk in Mormon Utah

Sri Lankan former monk Wijitha Bandara, now a religions professor in Salt Lake City, on the importance of a patient and inclusive mind

By Matt Gesicki

Nov 24, 2015

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Grateful for Nothing

When things are going well, it’s easy to take for granted all of the unfortunate events that didn’t happen.

By Gregg Krech

Jun 19, 2018

Magazine

The Buddhist Review

What Wild Wild Country Missed

In following the “true crime” model, the Netflix documentary sidesteps larger spiritual questions and the historical import of the countercultural movement.

By Curtis White

Dharma Talks

Video teachings and discussions with contemporary Buddhist teachers

Practicing with Zen Koans in Your Everyday Life

Our intellects can help us surmise that one plus one equals two, or that we need a key to start the engine of our car, but in the face of existential questions, ordinary understanding comes to a screeching halt. Master Bon Yeon (Jane Dobisz), the guiding teacher of the Cambridge Zen Center, says that koan practice begins in these “don’t know” spaces—the questions we can’t rationalize or figure out.

Zen Master Bon Yeon

Jun 2018

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Buddhist Teachings

Trike Daily Society & Environment

How to Get Rid of Pests and Bugs the Buddhist Way

Magazine Society & Environment

Mindful of Race

Trike Daily Body & Mind

Sex, Love, and Buddhism

Trike DailyBuddhism for Beginners

Right Speech Reconsidered

Trike Daily

Opinion: Are Corporations Anti-Dharma?

Trike Daily

Mindfully Binge-watching “Making a Murderer”

Trike Daily

Social Media Dharma

Trike DailyTeachings

What Is True Safety?

Trike Daily

A Monk in Mormon Utah