Buddha Buzz: Week of January 6th
Buddhist Heavy Metal, Fake Monks, and Cambodian Uprising
Random Notes
Straight Outta Kapilavastu
Home Taping Is Skill in Buddha
Behind the Scenes Look at Tricycle Artist Beppe Giacobbe
The artist behind our striking cover this issue is Beppe Giacobbe, an artist from Milan. One of the Tricycle staffers found this whimsical, behind-the-scenes video of his work on YouTube last week. Whether he’s doing work…
Healing Oneself, Healing the Earth: Second Week of David Loy’s Retreat
In this second week of David Loy’s retreat, he discusses how we can understand the parallels between personal and collective dukkha. By examining the ways that we construct an individual “I” that is separate from those…
A Buddhist Holiday Survival Guide
Generosity as Practice
A Buddhist Holiday Survival Guide
Tricycle Trolls
Internet troll (from Urban Dictionary): 1. Noun. One who posts a deliberately provocative message to a newsgroup or message board with the intention of causing maximum disruption and argument. 2. Noun. A person whose sole purpose…
Meditation Month, Day 27: Drowsiness
I am very good at falling asleep. This is probably because I am almost always tired. And I’m never more tired than when I meditate. Especially if I meditate at the end of the day, I’m…
Tricycle Pilgrimage to India – Report from Rajgir
This post contains images. View them now Our time in Sarnath was brought to a close after a visit to the outstanding archeological museum and the Alice Project, a not-for-profit school that incorporates meditation from a…
Buddha Buzz: Buddhism & Interfaith Dialogue
The September 12 issue of The New Yorker features T.K. Nakagaki, a Japanese monk and former abbot of the New York Buddhist Church, and his work organizing a floating 9/11 lantern ceremony on the Hudson River.…
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