Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewAre Buddhists Neartermists or Longtermists?tricycle.org - Alex TzelnicA Buddhist practitioner reacts to the effective altruism movement Effective altruists, known colloquially as E.A.s, believe that doing good requires …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review5 Ways Buddhist Chaplains Provide Care and Make Meaning from Sufferingtricycle.org - TricycleIn honor of Spiritual Care Week, here’s a selection from Tricycle’s archives on the people who contribute to this growing field. This week marks …
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewJarvis Jay Masters Continues His Fight for Freedomtricycle.org - Joan Duncan OliverThe most famous Buddhist on death row, author of two books and numerous articles, prepares to take his case for exoneration to federal court. The …
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewDavid Nichtern Wants to Make You Healthy, Wealthy, and Wisetricycle.org - David NichternThe musician, entrepreneur, and Buddhist teacher discusses his book Creativity, Spirituality, and Making a Buck and uniting our work and spiritual …
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewThe Transformative Power of Wise and Compassionate Actiontricycle.org - Vanessa Zuisei GoddardZen teacher and relational psychoanalyst Joseph Bobrow discusses his new book and vision of expanding the archetype of the enlightened person. Maybe …
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewGeshe Kelsang Gyatso, Founder of the Controversial New Kadampa Tradition, Has Diedtricycle.org - TricycleThe leader of a group that separated from the Tibetan Buddhist Gelug school decades ago was at the heart of the “Shugden conflict” and made headlines …
