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Tricycle: The Buddhist Review is a print and digital magazine dedicated to making Buddhist teachings and practices broadly available.

Tricycle: The Buddhist Review
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Mindfulness
A Ministry of Presence
tricycle.org - Daniel Burke
Bed-ridden patients lined the hallway, some gasping for their last breaths. This was a day in December, during the post-Thanksgiving spike of …
Mar 10
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review
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Give & Take with Dianne Scott
tricycle.org - Dianne Scott
For the past decade, yoga teacher Dianne Scott has focused on working with seniors, offering instruction that takes into account both the limitations …
Jan 30
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review
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Ethics
The Buddha Didn’t Teach Consent
tricycle.org - Amy Paris Langenberg
Buddhism has a sexual ethics problem. In 2018, the Dalai Lama admitted as much when he said on Dutch public TV that he had been told of sexual …
Feb 23
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George Saunders on What Buddhists Can Offer the World Right Now
tricycle.org - George Saunders
One summer, while George Saunders was working long days in the searing oil fields of Texas, he had something like an epiphany. Parked in an RV in his …
Feb 22
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review
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The Sad Beauty of Chiyo-ni
tricycle.org - Natalie Goldberg
The summer before I leave for Japan, I write this haiku: This black pen feels meaty in a writer’s hand Please don’t imagine that my decades of writing …
Jan 30
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review
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The Divine Messenger
tricycle.org - Douglas Penick
1It is said that we who live within the mists do not see the shapes of the clouds that are our dwelling place. We do not see the radiance of the sun, …
Jan 22