Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewRunning Zen in Motion tricycle.org - Vanessa Zuisei Goddard Why, exactly, do runners run? “Most runners run not because they want to live longer, but because they want to live life to the fullest,” the …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review No Longer Alone tricycle.org - Koshin Paley Ellison At age 18, I was on a Greyhound bus on my way to Naropa University (at the time it was called the Naropa Institute) in Colorado. I was sitting …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review Approaching Life’s Unanswerable Questions tricycle.org - Jane Hirshfield The work of Buddhist poet Jane Hirshfield, adored by readers worldwide, tackles some of the biggest questions we face as living beings. Addressing …
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review Becoming an Ecosattva tricycle.org - David Loy When it comes to ecodharma, David Loy wrote the book. (It’s called Ecodharma.) A professor of Buddhist philosophy and a Buddhist teacher in the Sanbo …
Tricycle: The Buddhist ReviewMindfulness What do Buddhists mean when they talk about emptiness? tricycle.org What do Buddhists mean when they talk about emptiness? The English term “emptiness,” a translation of the Sanskrit word sunyata (sunnata in Pali), is …
