Tricycle: The Buddhist Review17 hours agoPhilip Found the Curetricycle.org - Kent JarrattIn honor of World AIDS Day, a practitioner reflects on how sitting helped him resolve a trying moment. A Soto Zen teacher told me that by sitting …
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewWhy This Neurobiologist-Turned-Chaplain Has “Aha” Moments Every Daytricycle.org - Pamela Gayle WhiteA former professor and researcher brings professional experience and Zen training together in her new career. Chaplain Michelle Jissan Nicolle splits …
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewHow Recognizing Her Autism Helped One Practitioner Form Lasting Friendshipstricycle.org - Jane Garratt (Prajnanandi)An excerpt from Autism and Buddhist Practice In 2018 I was ordained into the Triratna Buddhist Order, a spiritual community of people who have pledged …
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewGrief Is an Ancestortricycle.org - Mimi ZhuWhat we learn about love when we turn toward grief In their new book, Be Not Afraid of Love, writer Mimi Zhu explores how rituals around loss can …
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewAgainst Perfectionismtricycle.org - Anthony TsheringA therapist shares his insight on how we can embrace our imperfect selves in our hypercompetitive society. Perfectionism is a disease among my …
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewHow a Zen Practitioner and Chaplain Thinks about the Conflict Between No-self and Psychoanalysistricycle.org - Pamela Gayle WhiteFor Howard Ruan, the key point comes down to aspiration When we spoke late this summer, Howard Ruan was just wrapping up their CPE (Clinical Pastoral …
