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Trike Daily Society & Environment

Shock and Sadness

How one Buddhist temple is responding to anti-Asian violence

As told to Daniel Burke by Bishop Noriaki Ito

Mar 19, 2021

How Can We Respond to Violent Hate?

Three messages by prominent Buddhists address the recent mail bombing campaign and deadly shootings.

By Lawrence Levy, Lama Surya Das, Robert Wright

Nov 06, 2018

Trike Daily Buddhism for Beginners

Killing in the Name Of …

Like other world religions, Buddhism has its own justifications for violence.

By Robert E. Buswell, Jr., Donald S. Lopez Jr.

May 22, 2014

The Monk’s Tale: A Paris Review interview

Earlier this year, William Dalrymple of the The Paris Review interviewed Tibetan monk Tashi Passang: INTERVIEWER Can one be both a monk and a resistance fighter? TASHI PASSANG Once you have been a monk, it is very difficult to kill a man. But sometimes it can be your duty to do so. I knew that […]

By Tricycle

Aug 20, 2010

Trike Daily

Violent Conflict in Bangkok Updates

I was very concerned to see a dear friend of mine post this status update on his facebook page from Bangkok yesterday, listening to the gunfight at the Malaysia Hotel 100 meters away. One guy shot dead according to the word on the street. Explosions and gunfire outside my window all night. The war has […]

By Tricycle

May 17, 2010

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