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Best of the Haiku Challenge (December 2021)

Announcing the winning poems from Tricycle’s monthly challenge

Jan 13, 2022

‘The Matrix Resurrections’ Review

Unlike the sequels that came before it, the latest movie in the Matrix franchise is self-aware enough to keep up with the times.

By Matthew Abrahams

Dec 28, 2021

The Sacred Art of Charya Nritya

Meet the teacher preserving the dance-based practice of Newar Buddhism

By Mindy Newman

Dec 23, 2021

The Dharma of the Rings

A Zen teacher’s Buddhist take on The Lord of the Rings, in honor of the first film’s 20th anniversary

By David Loy

Dec 20, 2021

Writing Into Wonder

In her latest book, poet Tishani Doshi examines the wonders and tragedies of living.

By Emily DeMaioNewton

Dec 15, 2021

Best of the Haiku Challenge (November 2021)

Announcing the winning poems from Tricycle’s monthly challenge

By Clark Strand

Dec 13, 2021

Myanmar’s Art of Resistance

An exhibition and auction showcases the works of Burmese artists in exile and in hiding to raise funds for humanitarian efforts. See a preview here.

By Alison Spiegel

Dec 09, 2021

Peter Coyote on Transforming the Self

The actor, narrator, and Zen priest talks about his approach to acting and Buddhism.

By Hanna Rahilly

Dec 06, 2021

Best of the Haiku Challenge (October 2021)

Announcing the winning poems from Tricycle’s monthly challenge

By Clark Strand

Nov 08, 2021

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Arts & Culture

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Best of the Haiku Challenge (December 2021)

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‘The Matrix Resurrections’ Review

Trike Daily Arts & Culture

The Sacred Art of Charya Nritya

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The Dharma of the Rings

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Writing Into Wonder

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Best of the Haiku Challenge (November 2021)

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Myanmar’s Art of Resistance

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Peter Coyote on Transforming the Self

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Best of the Haiku Challenge (October 2021)