The New Kadampa Tradition is an international association of Mahayana Buddhist meditation centers that follow the Kadampa Buddhist tradition founded by Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso.
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Listen: Anne Waldman reads her poem Sleeping with the Hungry Ghost
The Summer issue of Tricycle features a poem by Anne Waldman, "Sleeping with the Hungry Ghost." You can read it by clicking on the link, or listen to her read it below. Enjoy!Image: from the Flickr photostream of Tommy Ironic More » -
This week on tricycle.com
If you were asked to imagine yourself meditating, what would you look like? For many of us the picture that springs to mind is a seated figure, cross-legged on a cushion. But there are many ways to meditate. This week on tricycle.com we are featuring a practice piece on walking meditation by Thich Nhat Hanh. He writes, "You can take a step and touch the earth in such a way that you establish yourself in the present moment; you will arrive in the here and the now." More » -
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Qigong for meditators
In "Qigong for meditators," from the current issue of Tricycle, Teja Bell shows us how the practice of qigong can help us energize our meditation practices. To supplement Bell's article we have instructional qigong videos that we will post on this blog every Wednesday for the next four weeks. Below is the first video on "Standing Meditation." More » -
The Summer 2011 Issue of Tricycle is here!
We're excited to announce the new issue of Tricycle! It's stuffed full of great material, including: David Schneider on Philip Whalen and Gary Snyder, an interview with Reverend Patricia Usuki about Shin Buddhism, Noa Jones honors Gene Smith, Linda Heuman on the discovery of long-lost Gandharan scrolls and what they mean for Buddhist practitioners, and more. More » -
Only Connect
The following is James Shaheen's "Editor's View" from the new issue of Tricycle: Editor's View by James Shaheen More » -
Tricycle.com in May
Boy, we've been busy! This month, you'll find the following at Tricycle.com: More »
