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Tricycle: The Buddhist Review

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The Uses of Equanimity
News•Mar 10, 2026

The Uses of Equanimity

The article explains that equanimity, while appearing as calm concentration, can conceal subtle attachment and delusion. It warns that staying absorbed in a state of equanimity without probing can prevent genuine insight. Practitioners are urged to use equanimity as a platform to investigate impermanence, stress, and non-self, rather than mistaking the absorption for awakening. Continuous inquiry ensures the mind does not become complacent or falsely confident.

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The Sound of Silence
News•Mar 9, 2026

The Sound of Silence

The essay explores how incessant internal dialogue functions as a form of noise pollution, clouding clarity and driving dualistic thinking. It presents chanting the name of Kanzeon—or any pure, intention‑free sound—as a pathway to a pre‑conceptual awareness that transcends mental...

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Finding Our Way
News•Mar 5, 2026

Finding Our Way

The author recounts a journey from alcohol‑driven darkness in Juneau to a life anchored in Zen practice and recovery. By immersing in the San Francisco Zen Center, he discovers that brokenness, when faced, becomes a source of healing, illustrated through...

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All You Need?
News•Mar 4, 2026

All You Need?

The article examines a growing Western interpretation that the four brahmaviharas—loving‑kindness, compassion, sympathetic joy, and equanimity—constitute a complete path to awakening. It contrasts this view with early Pali canon passages that consistently link the brahmaviharas to rebirth in Brahma realms...

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