No Time To Lose
We have to accept the reality that climate change is already here and learn to live in our new world—a world on fire.
Environment
Climate Grief, Communal Power
A Zen teacher invokes the Parable of the Mustard Seed to call for intersectional solidarity from the larger Buddhist community
Zen Mind, Vegetal Mind
Reflections on Buddhist practice and plant science
Opening the Heart-Mind during Ecodharma Ceremonies
Composting trauma into collective action
The Sacred Polyester of Tibetan Khata
Once made from wool, these highly symbolic textiles are now frequently made of polyester—and quickly polluting the planet. Tricycle speaks with anthropologist Huatse Gyal about their various meanings, history, and the conundrum of religious waste.
It’s Not Too Late
The writer and activist on harnessing the power of connection in the face of the climate crisis
A Koan for These Times
How koans can teach us to embrace uncertainty in the face of the climate crisis
Metamorphosis
There are seeds for a better future everywhere, if we know where to look.
Buddhist Leaders in Hawaii Offer Guidance After the Maui Wildfires
Aloha and dana are manifest in the words, thoughts, and actions of the community.
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