Freedom from Anger
Do you find yourself hijacked by anger ? Are you overwhelmed with irritation, disappointment and frustration ? This talk will introduce various ways of dealing with anger using emotional intelligence , mindfulness and wisdom. We will explore skillfully ways of working with Anger , including characteristics, functions, manifestations and proximate cause of anger . Mindfulness […]
Novice Monk Dhammarakkhita Embarks on Advanced Monastic Training in Sri Lanka
We are pleased to announce that novice monk Venerable Dhammarakkhita has embarked on a significant journey to deepen his monastic training at Asgiri Maha Vihara Pirivena in Kandy, Sri Lanka. Known for its rich heritage and spiritual significance, the Asgiri Maha Viharaya is a prominent Buddhist monastery and the headquarters of the Asgiriya Chapter of […]
New Insights on Walking Meditation and the Consequences of Intoxicants.
In a recent Dharma talk, Ven. Pandicca provided profound insights into the practice of walking meditation and the detrimental effects of intoxicants on the human mind and body. The session aimed to deepen the understanding of mindfulness practices while highlighting the moral and practical reasons for abstaining from alcohol and drugs. Today’s session began with […]
Ten distinct forms of attachment that we often encounter in our lives
The roots of suffering are Attachment (Samyojana) Today, I would like to delve into the concept of attachment in Pali, known as Sanyojana. Attachment, or Sanyojana, encompasses ten distinct forms of attachment that we often encounter in our lives. But before delving deeper into attachment, I want to highlight the significance of our newly ordained […]
A Day of Joy at the Uganda Buddhist Centre
Today marked a significant day at the Uganda Buddhist Centre as the spirit of generosity and achievement filled the air. We were honored to unveil a heartfelt donation from Miss Wang, a generous supporter of our mission, who provided jerseys, shoes, and bags for the pupils of the Buddhist Peace School. This generous gesture will […]
Two essential concepts in Buddhism, Sadha and Panna, by Venerable Pandicca
Greetings, everyone. Today, I would like to talk about two essential concepts in Buddhism—Sadha and Panna. Sadha can be translated as faith, trust, or confidence, while Panna translates to wisdom. In Buddhism, faith is not blind belief but a confident understanding based on wisdom. Every religion is built on trust, belief, and confidence. Whether it’s […]
BPS Receives Support from Fortuna Ltd
We would like to thank and celebrate Fortuna Ltd for their generous donation of scholastic items and other school supplies to the Buddhist Peace School. These educational materials worth 10m Uganda Shillings will enable our students to expand their knowledge and develop crucial skills. The stationery will allow them to express their creativity and engage […]
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 […]
Caring for Mother Nature
The Peace School organized an environmental awareness and cleaning campaign on Friday March 29, 2019. The campaign involved our preschool children, teachers, and the management. The theme of the campaign was “Caring for Mother Nature: Clean Environment, Good Health”. This campaign aimed at raising awareness about the great importance of a clean and green environment […]