In preparation for tomorrow’s interview with Allen and Tahnee, I wanted to read to you a brief selection that describes their book, The 10 Terrains of consciousness. It will be a perfect introduction to a thoroughly enjoyable and interesting interview.

For the first time available in English, a collection of Tibetan teaching stories helps us see how modest acts can have major consequences

Sebene Selassie helps us understand that by granting ourselves permission to feel can help us find acceptance.

Things have changed all over the world due to introduction of the Corona virus. It’s even changed the way Buddhists practice, teach and exist it the world. As you might expect, it’s wonderfully refreshing. Let’s hear about some of those stories.

All over the world there are lessons about working together, about connectedness. Some of those lessons are being learned and others not so much. But there is hope, and it comes from the children. This article by Charles Johnson tells us how that will happen.

Meditation can be a very individual practice, but it can also be helpful to have someone wise to help you find the meaning and messages from your sessions. That is why a mentor can be a great asset for understanding your meditations and Buddhist questions

I love learning new words; even more so when they are Buddhist in nature. Mostly because the words I learn are linked to compassion and kindness. Let’s learn another one together.

Even Tricycle dedicates articles to helping new meditators, and today is no exception.  Listen to a brief history of Buddhism and also learn about not being perfect with your practice.

In these times of pandemic it's important to understand how to cope with the difficult feelings that arise.  Today's Tricycle post by Toni Bernhard give us 8 great ways to do just that.