A Moving Temple
Buddhists gather across New York City for the Day of Remembering Our Interdependence.
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The Elephants in the Courtroom
Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court ruled that protecting Buddhism means protecting nature, so what happens when it doesn’t?
Tricycle Welcomes Its Next Buddhism Public Scholar
Nataly Shahaf, who studies Buddhism, visual culture, and the supernatural in modern China, will join Tricycle this fall as a Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Buddhism Public Scholar.
What Do Buddhists Think of Fort Worth’s “Walk for Peace” Monks?
Teachers respond to the viral cross-country trek.
Faith Leaders Unite for Call to Action in Minneapolis
A social worker and Zen practitioner reports from the January 23 “ICE Out of Minnesota” general strike and day of action.
Bhikshuni Lineage Restored in Bhutan
Tibetan Buddhist nuns embrace the Buddha’s full path at a mass gelongma ordination event in Thimphu.
The Many Images of Aung San Suu Kyi
The former State Counsellor of Myanmar’s health is reportedly in decline as she serves a controversial prison sentence that began with the military coup of 2021. Tricycle correspondent Joah McGee writes about her significance.
Rooted like Teak: The Growing Strength of the Thai Bhikkhuni Sangha
Long excluded from Theravada society, a network of female monks is quietly transforming Thailand’s religious landscape.
Judging Bhikkhunis
A landmark case for Buddhism and law in Sri Lanka
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