Tricycle: The Buddhist Review
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review, Sarah KokernotA space for community, conversation, and bringing Buddhist teachings to life
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Aging Isn’t a Character Flaw
Photo by David Gabriel Fischer | https://tricy.cl/3hMRsJG
“I am of the nature to grow old,” begins the five remembrances, a set of verses found in the Upajjhatthana Sutta (Subjects for Contemplation) that are meant to be recited regularly...
Can We Learn from What We Want?
Artwork by Andrea Chung | Dry Yaye, 2008, Magazine Decollage, 9 x 12 in.
The Buddha was very clear about the cause of the suffering that defines our lives. Suffering is caused by craving, he declared in the second of the four noble truths,...
‘It Doesn’t Really Matter How Happy We Are’
Illustration by Brett Ryder/Heart Agency
When writer Noelle Oxenhandler began her Zen practice, a young monk told her, “It doesn’t really matter how happy we are.” She never forgot it.
“My whole life I’d been striving to manipulate m...
What to Do When You Feel Like You Can’t Do Anything At All
Photo by Ryoma Onita
If you’re feeling overwhelmed—by the news, your emotions, or the sheer amount of notifications lighting up your phone on any given day—you’re in good company. If your response is to turn away and shut down, you’re also...
How to Deal with Toxic People
Illustration by Irene Rinaldi
We’ve all encountered toxic people. If we’re lucky, they’re peripheral figures whose impact we can minimize or avoid. But if they’re regular features in our lives—relatives, colleagues, neighbors, etc.—then Bu...
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A space for Buddhist community, conversation, and bringing the teachings to life.
Fiction writer & essayist. Secret poet. Dharma practitioner & creative writing teacher. Works in The Best American Short Stories, NYTimes, EPOCH, Michigan Quarterly Review, Tricycle, and elsewhere. I write about Buddhism's wild side.
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