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A Trilogy of Contemplation by Devsingh Balan: Reading the Three Books as One

Devsingh Balan's three books ask one question at three sizes: the self, the workplace and the things we make. Read separately, they are a spiritual companion, a leadership handbook...

The Beauty of the Trinity: Part III

In part two, we explored the concept of Logos Spermatikos and the way in which God planted seeds of light across the cultural landscape of the world so that well-meaning men and wo...

My Faith in Three in One (3 in 1)

Father, thank you for the grace of every day,...

The Beauty of the Trinity: Part IV

In the previous article, we explored how Ancient Greece was favored by Heaven with the gift of philosophy, a tool through which men of good will and profound spirits intuited dista...

The Magnificent Three Opening Verses Of Yoga Vasistha

One Reality, No Boundaries: The Message of Yoga Vasistha’s First Three VersesThese three verses pack enough wisdom to dismantle all kinds of divisions that humans create in the nam...

The Beauty of the Holy Trinity: Part I

In His perfection and elegance, God approached the world gently. First, by the language of nature, then by the voice of the intellect, and finally by Divine Revelation. Nonetheless...

Essays in Idleness

Reflections on beauty, transience, and faith from a 13th-century monk The post Essays in Idleness appeared first on Tricycle: The Buddhist Review.

The Necessity of Prayerful Meditation

A confrere once asked me to guess what he was thinking. When I replied that I had no idea what was on his mind, he smiled and replied, “Thoughts.” I knew then that I had fallen for...

The Beauty of the Holy Trinity: Part II

In the previous article, we studied some elements of what God has revealed to us about His Triune Being, as well as the footprint that He left in us concerning that reality. Yet, s...

The Silence

When first the soul contemplates secret things,...

‘Happiness Always Comes at Twilight’

Three poems by the metaphysical witch poet Ye Hui The post ‘Happiness Always Comes at Twilight’ appeared first on Tricycle: The Buddhist Review.

7 Autumn Meditations

Nightly Meditations for the Changing of Seasons

Silence Beyond Expectation: A Reflection on Psalm 131

“Mom, Mom, Mom.” I hear this mantra often. Balancing family life and a career is challenging, and sometimes I just want silence. Not any silence, but a silence that requires absolu...

The Three Pillars of Faith—In Lived Reality

Imagine you are stuck in traffic. You are late, and there will be consequences. You cry out with a plea in your despair. Suddenly, your car is raised aloft by angels. You fly over...

Chase, Cherish, Release: The Trimurtis and Their Sacred Bond with the Divine Feminine

The Cosmic Romance: How the Trimurtis Reveal the Three Stages of Love and Life In the wisdom of Sanatana Dharma, nothing is accidental. Every relationship, every story, every cosm...

A river teaches me

Soul Seeing: Beloved Catholic writer Joyce Rupp reflects on the spiritual lessons she received by years of meditating with a river.

The Beauty of the Holy Trinity: Part V

In the previous article, we traveled to the spirit of Ancient Rome and witnessed the graces that the most Holy Trinity placed in the souls of great men the likes of Cicero, Seneca,...

Symbolism In Trimurtis In Hinduism - Beyond Three Forms: The Trimurti and the Unity of Divine Consciousness

The Sacred Trinity: Understanding the Trimurti as One Supreme Cosmic Force The concept of the Trimurti stands as one of the most profound philosophical frameworks in Hindu thought,...

Three harvests

Lectionary for Oct. 4, 2026 19th Sunday after Pentecost Isaiah 5:1-7; Psalm 80:7-15; Philippians 3:4b-14; Matthew 21:33-46 A dear friend is known around town for creating beautiful...

Deep in the Monastery Night

A longtime friend and editor of Sri Lankan monk Bhante G reflects on a retreat experience in the aftermath of a devastating loss. The post Deep in the Monastery Night appeared firs...

4 Rhythms That Quiet the Soul in a Noisy World

Beauty, Being, and Becoming

What flowers can teach us about gratitude, generosity, and letting go The post Beauty, Being, and Becoming appeared first on Tricycle: The Buddhist Review.

"Whatcha' been thinkin' about?"

 Above you'll find a video of my homily for this weekend, based on these readings, epecially the second one. Below you'll find the text of my homily.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -...