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Trusting the Unknown
Anchoring ourselves in our body, we will find within us the solidity of the home, which is capable of helping us find our way, if only we let it.
Anchoring ourselves in our body, we will find within us the solidity of the home, which is capable of helping us find our way, if only we let it.
Like the Buddha seeing Mara, much conditioning scuffles off, powerless, once it is seen and fully understood. The work is to know it, not to hide from or fight it.
Rinzai monk Kanho Yakushiji—who once went viral with his rendition of the Heart Sutra—has no problem combining music and monastic life.
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The documentary explores the lives of young novice monks in Lumbini, Nepal
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A selection of letters sent by Tricycle readers
The “unconstrained conduct” of Zen is more literary trope than pervasive practice.
Filmed over three years, the film is a meditative look at monastic life in rural France.
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