Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Arts & Culture The Silent Glow: Recovering the Present (Das stille Leuchten)tricycle.org - Anja Krug-Metzinger Watch this film—and a new one every month—when you subscribe to Tricycle now. Gain immediate access to everything we have to offer: video teachings, …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into TeachingsZen Reclaiming Our Stories: Four Remarkable Zen Womentricycle.org - Tenku Ruff, Osho Actually, it’s dharma wherever you are with our online dharma talks, available when you subscribe. Unlock Tricycle’s treasury of video teachings by …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Arts & CultureTibet My World is in Your Blind Spot: A Reviewtricycle.org - Tenzin Dorjee A silence has fallen over the wave of self-immolations that engulfed Tibet over the last decade. Few raise the subject in polite circles nowadays.For …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Society & EnvironmentTibet Buddha Buzz Weekly: Death Defying Monkstricycle.org - Karen Jensen Nothing is permanent, so everything is precious. Here’s a selection of some happenings—fleeting or otherwise—in the Buddhist world this week. A …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Teachings Three Poems to Introduce Children to Mindfulnesstricycle.org - Kate Coombs How can you help a child reap the benefits of mindfulness, especially if they’re not old enough to read or sit still for very long?Breathe and Be: A …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Arts & CultureJapan A Japanese Ensemble Keeps an Ancient Sound Alivetricycle.org - Matthew Abrahams A small ensemble silently steps out in single file. Dressed in clothing from Japan’s Heian period (794 to 1185), rounded-collared sokutai robes and …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Arts & CultureZen Buddhist Books for Beginners: A Comprehensive Listtricycle.org - Tricycle When we hosted a discussion titled “What Led You to Buddhism?” in 2011, we asked participants to share the stories of how they came to learn more …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Society & EnvironmentMindfulness Buddha Buzz Weekly: Buddhist Geniusestricycle.org - Karen Jensen Nothing is permanent, so everything is precious. Here’s a selection of some happenings—fleeting or otherwise—in the Buddhist world this week. …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into TeachingsMindfulness When to Let Go of the Dharma, Tootricycle.org - Stephen Batchelor The following discussion of the Buddhist parable of the raft is excerpted from our upcoming online course, Secular Dharma. In the course, Stephen and …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into TeachingsCompassion Lessons from a Master Spytricycle.org - Ken McLeod If you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem. —Eldridge Cleaver, Soul on Ice I read these words when I was 20, and they have always …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Personal ReflectionsStatue of Liberty The Statue of Liberty Enlightening the Worldtricycle.org - Reverend Earl Ikeda Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free . . . — From “The New Colossus” by poet Emma Lazarus, inscribed on the …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Society & EnvironmentMindfulness Buddha Buzz Weekly: “Ultraman” Buddha vs. Thailand’s Hardlinerstricycle.org - Matthew Abrahams Nothing is permanent, so everything is precious. Here’s a selection of some happenings—fleeting or otherwise—in the Buddhist world this week. Thai …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Arts & CultureTibet Debating the Buddhist Masterstricycle.org - Rignam Wangkhang As a Tibetan growing up in small town Canada, I was always interested in Tibetan Buddhism and spirituality. Like most Tibetans, my amala (mother) and …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Society & EnvironmentMindfulness Buddha Buzz Weekly: Low-Caste Buddhist Converts Denied Affirmative Action in Indiatricycle.org - Karen Jensen Nothing is permanent, so everything is precious. Here’s a selection of some happenings—fleeting or otherwise—in the Buddhist world this week. In order …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Arts & CultureThe Good Place In Its Final Season, The Good Place Faces an Age-old Karmic Questiontricycle.org - Pamela D. Winfield NBC’s hit series The Good Place is the Divina Commedia of the 21st century, where Western European ethical theory plays out on a cosmic scale. But as …
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Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into TeachingsMindfulness Sutta Study: The Hawktricycle.org - Peter Doobinin This article is part of Trike Daily’s Sutta Study series, led by Insight meditation teacher Peter Doobinin. The suttas are found in the Pali Canon, …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Society & EnvironmentExtinction The Buddhists of Extinction Rebelliontricycle.org - Matthew Abrahams The environmental activism group Extinction Rebellion (XR) has been making headlines since November 2018, when around 6,000 protesters blocked …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into MindfulnessTewksbury Meditation Coaches, the Next Frontier in Major League Sportstricycle.org - Alex Tzelnic In the beginning there was god-given brawn: Babe Ruth could go carousing until the sun came up and then smack a baseball beyond the horizon with a …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into BuddhismBurnout Taking Care of Others (Without Exploding into a Thousand Bits)tricycle.org - Pamela Gayle White “For as long as a single being remains stuck in the cycle of suffering, I will continue to do everything in my power to rescue and benefit others.” …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into MindfulnessKarma A New Initiative Grapples with Collective Traumastricycle.org - Lori Shridhare Meeting on monthly video calls, several people sit together, close their eyes, and after several minutes of silence, turn their attention to Brexit. …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into BuddhismThe Brain Buddha’s “Theory of Everything”tricycle.org - Jamyang Norbu The voice of physicist Stephen Hawking was broadcast into space (toward the black hole 1A0620-00) after his memorial service on June 15, last year. I …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Arts & CultureHare Krishnas Why We Sing: Three Spiritual Music Masters on the “Sounds of Liberation”tricycle.org - Matthew Abrahams More than four years after Nepal was struck by a 7.8-magnitude earthquake that left nearly 9,000 people dead and another 900,000 homeless, the …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Society & Environment Sogyal Rinpoche Eulogies Make Victims Disappear, Critics Chargetricycle.org - Karen Jensen In the days after Tibetan Buddhist teacher Sogyal Rinpoche’s death, his followers posted to Sogyal’s official website a number of glowing eulogies …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Society & EnvironmentMindfulness How Korea's "Twitter Monk" Mends Broken Heartstricycle.org - Emma Varvaloucas “Whenever I look at my son and think about all the difficulty he will go through in the future, all I can think about is jumping out of my apartment …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Society & Environment Buddha Buzz Weekly: Mt. Everest Deaths Spur New Climbing Rulestricycle.org - Matthew Abrahams Nothing is permanent, so everything is precious. Here’s a selection of some happenings—fleeting or otherwise—in the Buddhist world this week. New …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Arts & CultureMindfulness Thai King Bestows High Honor on Western Buddhiststricycle.org - Ajahn Pasanno Thailand’s King Vajiralongkorn (Rama X) recently invited four senior Western monks in the Thai Forest Tradition of Theravada Buddhism to receive …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Society & Environment An El Paso Buddhist Center on Violence and the Seeds of Hatetricycle.org - Helga Carrion On Saturday, August 3, after posting a 2,300-word anti-immigrant manifesto online, a young man used a semi-automatic rifle to open fire at a Walmart …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Society & Environment Buddha Buzz Weekly: Looking Forward, Looking Backtricycle.org - Karen Jensen Nothing is permanent, so everything is precious. Here’s a selection of some happenings—fleeting or otherwise—in the Buddhist world this week. Ladakh …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Personal Reflections Sole Searching: What’s a Mindful Pedicure?tricycle.org - Caitlin Van Dusen As rose petals swirl around my feet, a voice instructs me to focus on the “tip of the right big toe, tip of the right second toe . . .” My …
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewStudents (Meta)Physical Education: Playing with Timetricycle.org - Alex Tzelnic
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review This Changes Nothing: A Dharmic Response to the Election of Donald Trumptricycle.org - Craig Hase
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewPain The Fundamental Ambiguity of Being Humantricycle.org - Pema Chödrön
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review Take a moment of Zen with these dogsMother Nature Network - Mary Jo DiLonardo
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewTeaching 5 Teachings for Post-Election Healingtricycle.org - Emma Varvaloucas
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewMind The Noble Eightfold Path: Meaning and Practicetricycle.org - Walpola Sri Rahula
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewMind Dealing With Your Jealous and Competitive Mindtricycle.org - Phakchok Rinpoche
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review What Karma Means When You Spend Nearly 20 Years on Death Rowtricycle.org - Damien Echols
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review The Heart of the Matter: Thich Nhat Hanh on Emotions - Tricycletricycle.org - Thich Nhat Hanh
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review What Karma Means When You Spend Nearly 20 Years on Death Rowtricycle.org - Damien Echols
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review What Karma Means When You Spend Nearly 20 Years on Death Rowtricycle.org - Damien Echols
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewIcon version of the Flipboard logoMeditation What Do Buddhists Mean When They Talk About Emptiness?tricycle.org - Thanissaro Bhikkhu
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review What Karma Means When You Spend Nearly 20 Years on Death Rowtricycle.org - Damien Echols
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewIcon version of the Flipboard logoMeditation What Do Buddhists Mean When They Talk About Emptiness?tricycle.org - Thanissaro Bhikkhu
