Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewTibet 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 ReviewMindfulness 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 ReviewExtinction 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 ReviewBurnout 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 ReviewThe 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 ReviewCompassion 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 ReviewHare 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 Review 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 Review The Buddhist Roots of Hatha Yogatricycle.org - Matthew Gindin Much has already been written about how little those of us folding ourselves into downward dogs or stretching backward into camels understand yoga’s …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review Why We Yell and Screamtricycle.org - Patricia Ullman The other day I was talking with a friend about the sexual abuse in my former spiritual community, and she said that she didn’t think so-and-so was …
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewBuddhism Guided Meditation: Working with the Breathtricycle.org - The Editors Thank you for subscribing to Tricycle! As a nonprofit, we depend on readers like you to keep Buddhist teachings and practices widely available.
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewMindfulness Pro-Life, Endless Births: Buddhist Views on Abortiontricycle.org - Karen Jensen In recent months, several states have passed sweeping anti-abortion legislation—including some of the most restrictive laws since abortion became …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review Dogen Said Not to Waste a Single Grain of Rice. Here’s How.tricycle.org - Gesshin Claire Greenwood If learning to eat at the monastery was acclimating to the practice of consuming whatever was put in front of me, learning to cook at the monastery …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review Picturing India’s Ancient Mysticstricycle.org - Ken McLeod This book is, first and foremost, a labor of love. A cherished family heirloom at risk of loss in the Tibetan diaspora is passed from hand to hand …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review After the Revonoctricycle.org - Sarah Conover . . . begin to welcome back / all you sent away, be a new annunciation, / make yourself a door through which / to be hospitable, even to the stranger …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review Born Together With All Beingstricycle.org - Jeff Wilson Shinran (1173–1262), the founder of Jodo Shinshu (“True Essence of Pure Land Teaching”) had a universal vision of Buddhism’s liberating power for all …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review Tips for the Procrastinator Practitionertricycle.org - Lama Palden Drolma Resistance to meditating is familiar to all meditators. This is one of the main obstacles to practice. Usually, it manifests most strongly when we …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review New Retreat Search Site Helps You Find a Place to Find Some Peacetricycle.org - Matthew Abrahams Meditation retreats may be calming, but finding one can be stressful. But a young programmer and meditation enthusiast is trying to make it easier …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review 12 Things You Should Never Say to Sick Peopletricycle.org - Toni Bernhard Even the most well-intentioned people often don’t know how to talk to the chronically ill. This is because we live in a culture that treats illness …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review Buddha Buzz Weekly: A Violent Buddhist Mobtricycle.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.Sri …
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewMindfulness How Mindfulness Can Free Us from Our Social Media Tribestricycle.org - Robert Wright About 500 years ago, the French writer Montaigne wrote, “I consider myself an average man, except for the fact that I consider myself an average …
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewGerman Philosophy The Practicality of the Impossibletricycle.org - Matthew Abrahams The challenges of the world can seem insurmountable. They stretch back before we were born and will almost certainly remain after we die. But Zen …
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewMotherhood How a Mother Would Tell the Buddha’s Birth Storytricycle.org - Anne Cushman Every mother has a birth story. The classic myth of the birth of the Buddha—or rather, of the child named Siddhartha who would grow up to become the …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review Buddha Buzz Weekly: Journalists Freed in Myanmartricycle.org - Gabriel Lefferts Nothing is permanent, so everything is precious. Here’s a selection of some happenings—fleeting or otherwise—in the Buddhist world this week.PULITZER …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review American Spirituality in Stereotricycle.org - Sheila Burt Three years ago in May, scholar Isaac Weiner stood inside Wat Buddha Samakidham, a Theravada Buddhist temple in Columbus, Ohio, as its members …
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewMindfulness Pico Iyer: Inside Japan as an Outsidertricycle.org - Tricycle Thank you for subscribing to Tricycle! As a nonprofit, we depend on readers like you to keep Buddhist teachings and practices widely available.
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review Peace Made of Non-peace Elementstricycle.org - Wendy Johnson Driving into the Santa Cruz mountains at daybreak in November 2018, my heart was tight, my eyes burned, and it was hard to breathe. A bloodshot sun …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review Confronting Corpsestricycle.org - Ajahn Sumedho Once a month, Tricycle features an article from Inquiring Mind, a Buddhist journal that was in print from 1984–2015 and now has a growing number of …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review Enlightenment Rests on the Dreamtricycle.org - C. W. Huntington, Jr. Row, row, row your boat, Gently down the stream. Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, Life is but a dream. If life is nothing more substantial than a …
