Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Buddhism for BeginnersMindfulness What is the Nembutsu? tricycle.org In Pure Land Buddhism, the ordinary person, recognizing his or her bombu nature, reaches out for help to Amida, the buddha of infinite light, …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Buddhism for BeginnersMindfulness To China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam: Buddhism in East Asia tricycle.org When the reign of Ashoka the Great (c. 300–232 BCE) began around 268 BCE, Buddhism was known only on the Gangetic plain of northern India. But that …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into TeachingsAging Aging Is Reality tricycle.org - Lewis Richmond The following article is excerpted from a talk given by Lewis Richmond in his upcoming Tricycle online course, Aging as a Spiritual Practice. Find …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Meditation & PracticeMonasteries What Does an Alms Gatherer Eat Now? tricycle.org - Matthew Gindin While COVID-19 has turned the whole world upside down, Theravada monastics have faced unique challenges because of the restrictions of the Vinaya, or …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Meditation & PracticeMindfulness How to Stay Calm This Back-to-School Season tricycle.org - Hannah Sherman If you’re a parent worried about the start of the school year, you’re not alone. Many parents and caregivers are overcome with uncertainty about how …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Reviewflipped into Society & EnvironmentDalai Lama Living History tricycle.org - Sophie Menin In 1959, tens of thousands of Tibetans followed their spiritual leader, Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama, into exile. Many of us are familiar with …
