Thirii Myo Kyaw Myint – Names of Light
I spent almost exactly one year, the first year of my life, in Yangon. It doesn’t make me feel where I come from. I think one should remember the place one comes from. One must have at least one memory.…
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Awakening Season – May 2026 > Emmanuel Dagher
Hi my friend! The world is changing faster than ever, and the good news is that the powerful energies behind the changes are lifting the veil of illusion and separation just as quickly. The Next Awakening is happening now, and…
May 2026 Newsletter > Diana Cooper
Hello Friends, May begins with the Wesak Full Moon on Friday, May 1st. Often called Buddha’s Day, it is a special sacred and holy day that commemorates the birth, enlightenment and death of the Buddha. Every year on the full…
How to recognize when a relationship costs more than it gives
Most people don’t end draining relationships because they don’t care. They stay because they care so much, and caring so much makes it really hard for them to think clearly about what’s really going on. There is a version of…
May 2026 Energy Update > Lee Harris
The May energy refresh is here, and the energy this month is propulsive and electric, bringing movement, momentum and the potential for sudden shifts. Many of you have a strong sense of new beginning energy. Now is the time to…
17 Signs You’re a Toxic Empath (And You Don’t Realize)
What is a toxic empath and what are the signs of one? Suspect someone is a toxic empath, or fear you might be one? Can a toxic person be an empath? Toxic empathy is the same as dark empathy? Empathy…
Tricycle’s from the Academy: Diacritics and translation
About the Academy a monthly email newsletter for premium subscribers, developed in collaboration with Tricycle’s resident Ho Family Foundation General scholar of Buddhism. Each issue provides scholarly insight into a key theme in Buddhist thought and practice, with additional reading…
A Little-Known Truth About People Pleasing and Quitting (Finally)
“Being a people pleaser can be more than a personality trait; it can be a response to severe trauma.” ~Alex Bachert I grew up in a home, school, and church where good behavior, self-discipline, and corporal punishment were very important,…
Scientists do not consider sensitivity a personality trait. Do they need it?
Scientists do not consider sensitivity to be one of the “Big 5” personality traits. They might make a mistake. When it’s you often misunderstood by society in general, there is something innately comforting about defining our personality. This is why…
5 ways to do successful people-oriented work as an introvert
One way to succeed in people-centered work is to not expect the worst, like being online 24 Instead, focus on your introvert’s strengths. This is what they offered you dream job with excellent pay and decent hours perfectly matched to…
