Film Club: Edge of Dreaming
For our third Tricycle Film Club offering, we’re pleased to present Edge of Dreaming, a haunting and meditative film from Scottish filmmaker Amy Hardie that is presented by Alive Mind Cinema. Hardie built a career on…
Japan
Buddha Buzz: Dating, Drugs, and Death
First off, Happy Lunar New Year! Welcome to the year of the dragon. As befits such a year celebrating a creature who is often associated with longevity, some Buddhist monks in Japan have a similar concern…
Tricycle Retreat: Meditation in Motion
This post contains audio, video, or images. View media now Jill Satterfield has taught meditation and yoga exercises in a number of different traditions. For our February Tricycle Retreat, “Meditation in Motion,” which begins on Feburary…
Buddha Buzz: Monsters, Vampires, and Ghosts, Oh My!
Happy (late) Halloween! Did you dress up? Did you go trick ‘r treating (or take your kids)? Did you…use Halloween to further your Buddhist practice? At first it seems like Halloween might be the antithesis of…
Memorial Day Lantern Floating Ceremony
If you happen to be in the Honolulu area today, be sure to head to Ala Moana Beach Park for the annual Memorial Day Lantern Floating Ceremony, hosted by the Japanese Buddhist organization Shinnyo-En. From LanternFloatingHawaii.com:…
Tricycle BuddhaFest Online Film Festival
Tricycle Community Special Event Become a Tricycle Community Member and experience the Tricycle BuddhaFest Online Film Festival! During the month of June, the Tricycle Community is pleased to present a one-of-a-kind special event: the Tricycle BuddhaFest…
Free event May 8th at Japan Society with Sensei Bonnie Myotai Treace
This Sunday, May 8th, which is also Mother’s Day, Sensei Bonnie Myotai Treace will host the second of her meditation classes and talks on the life and poetry of Buddhist nun Otagaki Rengetsu (1791–1875) at New…
Outgrowing Our Madness: A Nobel Prize winner on Japan’s relationship with nuclear energy
This week’s New Yorker magazine features a moving piece by Kenzaburo Oe, Japanese author and a recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature, on Japan’s relationship to nuclear energy. In “Tokyo Postcard: History Repeats,” Oe argues…
Nuclear Boy vs. Radioactive Man
A prayer ceremony meant to be both both “memorial and benefit event” for Japan was recently held in New York City that the New York Times celebrated as showing the city’s diversity: First came the Muslim…
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