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A Meditation for Mother’s Day
The most generous thing we have to offer others is our true presence, and first we must be present with ourselves.
The most generous thing we have to offer others is our true presence, and first we must be present with ourselves.
In honor of Mother’s Day, revisit these stories from Tricycle’s archive.
A meditation teacher reimagines the birth of Siddhartha Gautama from Queen Maya’s perspective.
This Mother’s Day, we practice learning to see all beings as our mother in order to shift toward a kinder way of being.
How obscure stories about Maya can help us untangle the misogynistic knots from Buddhism’s past.
In the absence of language, a poet realizes the fullness of maternal love.
Happy Mothers Day! The story goes like this: At the time of the Buddha’s birth more than 2,500 years ago, Lumbini was a grove of natural grandeur, bursting with rare and beautiful flowers, where bees of five different colors hummed. Queen Maya Devi was passing through this earthly paradise on the way to her parent’s […]
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