The United States is deporting parents without their children, creating a whole new family-separation crisis.

The AI users included a conservative Christian in Texas, a witchcraft practitioner in Virginia and a Jewish man from California.

Two dharma talks, a lecture, and a guided meditation to enhance your Buddhist practice

Innovation and tradition in Buddhist ritual

Newcomers to Buddhism often run into the same problem: an enormous number of Buddhist books covering traditions just as varied. Scholarly histories sit

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The scholar Robert Buswell on Jinul, the 12th-century Korean monk who rejected wealth and prestige and shaped a tradition

Approximately 2,500 years ago, the Buddha lived and taught on the Gangetic Plain, near the border between present-day Nepal and India. Within a few

The scholar Robert Buswell on Jinul, the 12th-century Korean monk who rejected wealth and prestige and shaped a tradition

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Author and Thien-Pure Land practitioner An Tran writes about the history and practice of the Vietnamese Dual Cultivation tradition.

Printable aids for the pillars of Buddhist practice

A new sourcebook makes the case for taking the dangers of meditation as seriously as its benefits.

The Buddha’s teachings and modern trauma healing find common ground in embodied awareness.

In a new documentary, the Dalai Lama offers urgent tips for cultivating clear-sightedness and peace of mind.

At 81, the poet Anne Waldman reflects on Buddhism, art, activism, and the urgent work of keeping the world awake to itself.

Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court ruled that protecting Buddhism means protecting nature, so what happens when it doesn’t?

Mahayana Buddhism insists that truth still works, even when it isn’t absolute.

How Tibetan writers use fiction to raise awareness about sexual abuse

LACMA’s landmark exhibition reveals a collection of Buddhist art as wide-ranging and surprising as the city that holds it.

Tricycle's premium newsletter explores one of Buddhism's most influential yet least understood schools.

What a late-night meal distribution in Ho Chi Minh City reveals about Buddhist charity, karma, and the ethics of giving

Tricycle's premium newsletter explores one of Buddhism's most influential yet least understood schools.

In Tarthang Tulku’s vision of mind, the boundaries we take to be real are conventions that can be seen through.

Everyone knows that meditation is good for your health and well-being. However, a percentage of people practicing meditation experience psychotic breaks and related adverse mental and physical side…

Associated with the Frankfurt School, Habermas was a world-renowned thinker on modernity and democracy who helped shape German post-war and post-reunification political discourse.

Bhikkhu Anālayo discusses the continuities between the early mainstream teachings and the developments of Mahayana.

A philosopher argues that karma is an exercise of agency that fuels Buddhist social engagement.

Ajarn Tritrinn, a transgender Thai renunciant, is carving a new path for monasticism beyond gender norms.

A scholar reckons with her desire to find the Buddha’s original words, even as she realizes there's no such thing as the "real Buddhism."

Suppressed in China, Tsering Döndrup’s novel reaches English readers with an unflinching account of imprisonment, famine, death, and generational trauma.

How the mother of a 4.5-year-old balances fantasy, reality, and telling the truth during the most wonderful time of the year.

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A sacred site once central to Bhutanese and Tibetan devotion now survives mostly in memory as borders, routes, and generations change.

Rediscovering D. T. Suzuki’s lectures at Columbia University

Practicing meaningful dialogue in a time of polarization

Harmonizing truths across Buddhist traditions

Two artificial intelligence scientists discuss what's to come.

He’s one of the loudest voices of the AI haters—even as he does PR for AI companies. Either way, Ed Zitron has your attention.

A dharma teacher and pilgrimage leader recounts his first time visiting India's historic Buddhist sites with the late Thich Nhat Hanh.