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A Colombian Zen monk invokes a Daoist parable in a teaching on the inherent emptiness of our conditioned ways of looking at life. The post Interconnectedness and the Freedom of Not...
Three Buddhist teachers unpack the challenging idea of not-self. The post Anatta: Three Takes appeared first on Tricycle: The Buddhist Review.
It Is Easy to Talk Philosophy When You Are Rich: - Beyond Bank Balance - The Avadhoota Way of Seeing in HinduismThere is a common belief that philosophy is a luxury, somet...
An American Theravada monk takes up a teaching from Dogen on how to question and let go of unhelpful thoughts. The post Dethinking Thinking appeared first on Tricycle: The Buddhist...
"Zen practice ... requires great faith, great courage, and great questioning."
A 15th-century Tibetan master on why honoring all sentient beings is the heart of the bodhisattva path The post Aspiring for Others’ Welfare appeared first on Tricycle: The Buddhis...
"You are this body, and you are these molecules, and you are these atoms, and you are these quantum entities, and you are the quantum foam, and you are the energetic field of space...
Looking back on her life, an aging practitioner finds solace in nature’s cycles of birth and death. The post Buddha Was Asleep in Our Home appeared first on Tricycle: The Buddhist...
8 Bodhisattva Heart Mantras 八大菩薩心咒 Gufeng Series 古風系列 The 8 Great Bodhisattvas — also known as the Eight Great Siblings or the Eight Great Heroes — represent the eight gr...
A recent translation of a foundational Tibetan Buddhist text from a Kadampa master of the fourteenth century. The post Thirty-Seven Practices of the Bodhisattva appeared first on T...
On the “Queen of Country,” culture war pacifism, and the nondiscriminatory nature of refuge The post The Dhamma of Dolly Parton appeared first on Tricycle: The Buddhist Review.
How the object of our practice can become its own obstacle and the tangible fruits of the brahmaviharas The post What Should Ten Years of Buddhist Practice Make Possible? appeared...
🎙️ A Buddha Weekly Deep Dive In this 24-minute exploration, Buddha Weekly editors Josephine Nolan (Vajrayana practitioner) and Dave Lang (Zen practitioner) take listeners on a spi...
The Great Cosmic Cafeteria: Why Death is Life's Most Generous Host The Universal Food Chain's Divine Comedy Picture the universe as the world's most elaborate restaurant, where eve...
Father Giusto Della Valle called Buddha ‘the Enlightened One’ and said Buddhism ‘illuminate[s] the path of many peoples’ during a funeral ceremony inside a Catholic church.
Take the number 35 bus from the Radcliffe Camera, sit for six stops while watching sunlight spill through the windows, then walk for a few minutes more, and you will find a small s...
काठमाडौँ । बौद्ध विद्वानहरुले हिमाली बौद्ध धर्ममा जीवन र पुनर्जन्मका विषयमा विभिन्न तर्क प्रस्तुत गरेका छन् । नेपाल समाज मिडिया प्रालिले शनिबार काठमाडौँमा आयोजना गरेको कार्यक्रममा...
On the generative power of negativity The post Emptiness and Nothingness appeared first on Tricycle: The Buddhist Review.
Beyond Sin and Virtue: Breaking the Conditioned Mind to Embrace the Universe - Hinduism InsightsThe human mind is extraordinary in its capacity to create — and equally extraordinar...
The Thread: Understanding Brahman, the Hindu Religion AbsoluteEvery great philosophical and religious tradition has grappled with a single question: is there one ultimate reality u...
The Inner Voice Never Lies: Finding Bliss the Hindu WayThere is a quiet paradox at the heart of the modern spiritual seeker's life. The more books read, the more teachers followed,...
BuddhaCast Episode 3: Buddhist Alchemy – Transforming Obstacles into Accomplishment! Welcome back to BuddhaCast: Demystifying Buddhism with your editors from Buddha Weekly. In this...
When Your Body Itself Is Undergoing Change, Why Seek Permanence in the Perishable?We are remarkably good at seeking permanence in things that are, by their very nature, temporary....
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