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Bhante Buddharakkhita's Dharma Talks
Bhante Buddharakkhita
Bhante Buddharakkhita was born and raised in Uganda. Meditating since 1993, he was ordained as a Theravada Buddhist monk in 2002. Now residing at Bhavana Society in WV, he teaches worldwide and in 2005 founded the Uganda Buddhist Centre.
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2026-02-16 Morning Reflection: Mindfulness of Intentions 11:40
When we bring awareness to major intentions, we can make wise/wholesome choices & the practice of continuity of mindfulness, concurrence and concentration.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge :  February 2026 at IMS Forest Refuge
2026-02-11 Morning Reflection: Working with Physical Pain 11:42
Pain is a given and suffering is optional. Mindfulness of unpleasant feelings, such as pain, can transform pain into fertile soil for wisdom and for freedom from suffering to arise.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge :  February 2026 at IMS Forest Refuge
2026-02-10 Mindfulness of Feelings (2nd Foundation of Mindfulness) 55:20
Mindfulness of feelings plays a crucial role in our daily life and practice. The arising of feelings is beyond our control but mindfulness of them can make a difference between being in bondage and being free from suffering.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge :  February 2026 at IMS Forest Refuge
2026-02-07 Morning Reflection: Practicing the 4 Protective Meditation 14:43
Practicing the 4 protective meditation namely- Reflection on the qualities of the Buddha or Dhamma or Sangha; Reflection on metta, reflection of body parts (visible ones); reflection on death causes and protect us from: Doubt, Attachment, Aversion, Laziness, respectively.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge :  February 2026 at IMS Forest Refuge
2026-02-03 Theory & Practice of Lovingkindness (Metta) 52:06
Metta is the quality of the heart/mind that wishes for the welfare, happiness and benefit of all sentient beings. Daily practice of Metta can reduce anger, aversion and lead to joy, happiness and concentration. All of which is very critical to the path of liberation.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge :  February 2026 at IMS Forest Refuge
2026-02-02 Reflections on one's ethical conduct (virtues) 21:38
Mindful reflection along with one's virtues such as observing the 5 precepts can lead to joy, happiness and fuel the path to freedom.
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge :  February 2026 at IMS Forest Refuge
2025-11-20 The Practice of the Noble Eight Fold Path: The Noble 8 Fold Path can lead to peace, happiness, Enlightenment and Nibbana 60:26
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center :  Three-Month Retreat – Part 2 - 25PT2
2025-11-18 The Art of Forgiveness: Theory and Practice Freedom from anger/ill-will can be achieved by practicing forgiveness. We can reclaim our ability to be happy and peaceful 63:05
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center :  Three-Month Retreat – Part 2 - 25PT2
2025-11-13 The 3rd Noble Truth! 62:01
Cessation of Suffering coincides the realization of the end of suffering with the elimination of craving for sense pleasures, craving for existence and craving for non-existence. This is the practice toward ultimate final peace, Nibbana.
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center :  Three-Month Retreat – Part 2 - 25PT2
2025-11-11 Sitting In Silence and Advice on practicing 62:07
Meditate like chicken! A meditator should focus on skillful intention and right effort (both of which) are under one's control. However the result are beyond one's control.
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center :  Three-Month Retreat – Part 2 - 25PT2

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