COVID-19 in Uganda: What it teaches us?
Uganda has so far found 89 positive cases and no death of COVID-19 so far registered, and 52 have been reported to have fully recovered. People are encouraged to stay home. Public transportation as well as private means of transportation have been stopped. Churches, bars, night clubs and other congregational places have been closed down.
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Expasion of Uganda Buddhist Centre
Currently the Uganda Buddhist Centre is in process of buying two acres of land adjacent to the Centre. This land will make it possible to construct buildings for monastics, housing complex for laities, kitchen and administrative block. We have started fencing the land. Furthermore, the Uganda Buddhist Centre is planning to secure land for a
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Fencing of Peace School
We have committed our hearts to quality and holistic education, and the safety of our children and teachers is paramount. As students go for a holiday, we are currently fencing the school to guarantee safety of our children and school premises. The fencing will also add extra security to the school and allow the grass
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Vice President Visits the Temple, Calls for Adoption of Buddhist Values
The Uganda Buddhist Centre hosted the Vice President of Uganda His Excellency Edward Kiwanuka Ssekandi on Saturday April 6, 2019 to celebrate the 5th international Buddhist Day. This was the first time for the Centre to host such a prominent leader in the country. The Most Ven. Bhante Buddharakkhita warmly welcomed the Vice President. Thereafter,
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Meeting Difficult Emotions with Mindfulness
Meeting Difficult Emotions with Mindfulness Talk given by Bhante Buddharakkhita on August 26, 2018 at the Uganda Buddhist Centre Mindfulness is a quality of the mind that pays attention to what is going in the present moment. It has to be connected with understanding, ethics, and thoughts. Another word we have here is emotions.
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