Events
The Buddhism & Ecology Summit: Touching The Earth
Podcasts
Translating Loss and Renewal
Film Club
Not One and Not Two
Meet a Teacher: Deborah Eden Tull
“Engaged practice carries the medicine.”
By Haley Barker
Daily Dharma
It is entirely possible to create new, mindful, positive habits. This is certainly possible with the practice of loving speech and deep listening toward ourselves. Positivity and gratitude slowly become a new, mindful habit.
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Teachings
Learning How to Concentrate
We’re worse at multitasking than we think.
Switching Off Unskillful Thoughts
Techniques for identifying and freeing ourselves from unwholesome thoughts the moment they arise.
TeachingsMagazine | Practice, Teachings
The Antidote to Self-Criticism
Practicing the five appreciations
Online Courses
Timeless teachings. Modern methods.
Writing as a Spiritual Practice
Learn to write from the place in which spiritual work happens, first by cultivating an attitude of open heartedness, curiosity, wonder, and fearlessness, then by creating work expressing those qualities.
With Sallie TisdaleUpcoming Events
The Buddhism & Ecology Summit: Touching The Earth
Join us April 17-21 for Tricycle’s second annual Buddhism and Ecology Summit, a weeklong series of conversations with Buddhist teachers, writers, environmental activists and psychologists on transforming eco-anxiety into awakened action. We’ll offer perspectives and practices for working with difficult emotions and creating pathways to meaningful action.
Dharma Talks
Video teachings with contemporary Buddhist teachers
Becoming A New Saint
Lama Rod OwensLama Rod Owens reinterprets the bodhisattva tradition and outlines the four qualities of the New Saint.
Film Club
Buddhist films and discussion for the Tricycle community
Not One and Not Two
Not One and Not Two illustrates an intersecting story of Young-mok, ill with an unknown disease, and his artist girlfriend Seon-hwa. The story follows Young-mok’s intense Zen practice as he attempts to reach enlightenment before his death, and Seon-hwa’s latest art project and her frantic search for inspiration. Oscillating between the two narratives, the film poses the question: while individuals are not the same, are they not so different, either?
Podcasts
Conversations with contemporary Buddhist leaders & thinkers
Pulitzer Prize Finalist Arthur Sze on Translating Loss and Renewal
Arthur Sze’s new poetry collection illustrates the vitality and versatility of the Chinese poetic tradition across nearly two millennia.
With Arthur Sze