A Head in Front of a Body
A short mindfulness of body practice to prevent anxiety
Health
Alleviating Suffering
Can working to treat pain help us tackle the fundamental causes of human distress?
Thich Nhat Hanh Making Steady Recovery
More good news to report about the health of renowned Vietnamese Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh, who emerged from a coma last November and appears to be making a steady, albeit slow, recovery. The website affiliated…
Tripping with the Buddha
A Zen priest and a psychologist discuss the potential benefits and perils of a Buddhist practice that incorporates psychedelics.
I Survived Ebola. But the Fight Doesn’t End There.
Ashoka Mukpo—journalist, human rights worker, and son of Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche—sits down with Tricycle to discuss his personal ordeal with Ebola, his work in Liberia, and how spiritual communities can help.
Personal Reflections Zen Buddhism
Not Two
A JuBu draws support from the way both faith traditions teach of the almighty one.
The Dangers of Spirituality
In recent decades, the decline of religious belief and affiliation in the West has been accompanied by a steady increase of interest in “spirituality” and the deployment of the term. The word has come a long…
Himalayan Buddhist Art 101: Charts
Buddhist practice and Buddhist art have been inseparable in the Himalayas ever since Buddhism arrived to the region in the eighth century. But for the casual observer it can be difficult to make sense of the…
Buddha Buzz: A Dog is a Pig is a Bear is a Boy
We’re tackling the big issues in Buddha Buzz today: capitalism, vegetarianism, and Buddhist business. In an article reminiscent of Tricycle’s own “Occupy Buddhism: Or Why the Dalai Lama is a Marxist”, GOOD magazine’s Kira Goldenberg examines…
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