Eastern Philosophy and Spirituality The Utility of View: Nagapriya on the Buddhist Approach to Truth and Suffering October 15, 2026 rifanmuazin In the latest issue of Tricycle: The Buddhist Review, teacher and author Nagapriya offers a concise yet profound examination of how Buddhist practitioners should evaluate their own perspectives. In a…
Eastern Philosophy and Spirituality The Pragmatic Path: Nagapriya on Valuing Worldviews Through the Lens of Suffering October 8, 2026 rifanmuazin In the latest issue of Tricycle: The Buddhist Review, author and teacher Nagapriya offers a concise yet profound meditation on the nature of belief and the utility of our intellectual…
Eastern Philosophy and Spirituality The Pragmatic Path: Nagapriya on Valuing Worldviews Through the Lens of Suffering October 7, 2026 rifanmuazin In the latest issue of Tricycle: The Buddhist Review, author and teacher Nagapriya offers a nuanced reflection on the nature of belief and the utility of our intellectual commitments. Published…
Eastern Philosophy and Spirituality Unraveling the Fourth Skandha: Understanding Samskara and the Architecture of Our Suffering October 6, 2026 rifanmuazin In the intricate framework of Buddhist psychology, the human experience is often broken down into five distinct categories known as the skandhas, or aggregates. While these concepts are fundamental to…
Eastern Philosophy and Spirituality The Architecture of Suffering: Understanding Samskara, the Fourth Skandha October 4, 2026 rifanmuazin In the intricate framework of Buddhist psychology, the human experience is often broken down into five distinct components known as the skandhas, or aggregates. While these elements—form, sensation, conception, fabrications,…