Twenty years after its seminal exploration of "Nirvana: Three Takes," Tricycle: The Buddhist Review once again … Exploring the Elusive Nature of Self: Three Buddhist Teachers Delve into AnattaRead more
Spiritual Growth & Mindfulness
The Illusion of Arrival: Finding Enlightenment on the Path Itself
A profound statement delivered during a recent Buddhist dharma study session has sparked introspection among long-term … The Illusion of Arrival: Finding Enlightenment on the Path ItselfRead more
The Artful Synthesis of Tradition and Contemporary Vision: A Conversation with Naomi Basu
Naomi Basu, a painter born in New Delhi and now a prominent figure in New York’s … The Artful Synthesis of Tradition and Contemporary Vision: A Conversation with Naomi BasuRead more
Communication as an Art of Living: The Philosophy and Practice of Talking with Each Other
The profound intersection of humanistic psychology and spiritual inquiry, particularly in later life, is a recurring … Communication as an Art of Living: The Philosophy and Practice of Talking with Each OtherRead more
Dethinking Your Thinking: A Path to Freedom from Suffering
The ancient Buddhist master Dogen offered a profound definition of meditation: "dethinking your thinking." This practice, … Dethinking Your Thinking: A Path to Freedom from SufferingRead more
The Narrow Road to Oku
The Narrow Road to Oku, a seminal travel journal by the celebrated Japanese poet Matsuo Bashō, … The Narrow Road to OkuRead more
Bangkok’s Death Cafe Offers a Profound Encounter with Mortality Amidst Personal Crisis
Bangkok, Thailand – In the bustling heart of Bangkok, a unique establishment offers a stark departure … Bangkok’s Death Cafe Offers a Profound Encounter with Mortality Amidst Personal CrisisRead more
The Art of Invitation: How a Meditation Teacher Learned to Let Go and Let Others Come to Him
The journey to widespread adoption of practices like meditation is often a delicate dance, akin to … The Art of Invitation: How a Meditation Teacher Learned to Let Go and Let Others Come to HimRead more
Finding the dharma in the archetypes of Shakespeare
Shakespeare’s Richard II opens with a king who seems to possess everything—the throne, the divine right … Finding the dharma in the archetypes of ShakespeareRead more
The Profound Resonance of Silence: Howie Lee’s Sonic Pilgrimage to Tibetan Monasteries
"Consciousness is the only valuable thing. Money is not," states Chinese electronic musician Howie Lee, his … The Profound Resonance of Silence: Howie Lee’s Sonic Pilgrimage to Tibetan MonasteriesRead more

