Apada explores Metta and how we are incorporating it into our lives and practice.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

Mittra Nicki discusses renunciation through the lens of fasting.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

Michelle - Being TransgenderMelbourne Buddhist Centre

Adventures in Simplicity FoodMelbourne Buddhist Centre

The arising of the Bodhicitta between the time after Sanghrakshita's death and his funeral.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

Talia discusses her journey to Buddhism and why she practices.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

Talk given by TejopalaMelbourne Buddhist Centre

Article Source : https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/09/opinion/sunday/internet-shaming.htmlMelbourne Buddhist Centre

Maitryabandhu pays a visit to the Melbourne Buddhist Centre and shares his thoughtsMelbourne Buddhist Centre

Parami discusses how Buddhism fits into the world todayMelbourne Buddhist Centre

As part of Buddhist action month Tejopala looks at what role Buddhism and Buddhists can play and what positive effect we can have.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

Personal stories of journey to BuddhismMelbourne Buddhist Centre

Personal stories of journey to BuddhismMelbourne Buddhist Centre

Personal stories of journey to BuddhismMelbourne Buddhist Centre

Personal stories of journey to BuddhismMelbourne Buddhist Centre

Personal stories of journey to BuddhismMelbourne Buddhist Centre

Lokeshvara Explores the role of persistence in continuously trying to change self and the world, while at the same time remaining at ease with oneself and the world as it is. This paradox is vital, hard to do, intensely rewarding and possible to resolve.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

Rapture is a translation for the Pali word Piti, and it also means joy, delight and enthusiasm. I want to describe why I think it’s essential for a good life, how to go looking for it, and how to avoid both cynicism and hedonism.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

Lokeshvara gives the first of three talks. Here he looks at intuition and the role it plays in our lives.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

In this talk, Itir will explore why we need to invest in spiritual friendship and offer 10 points on how to be a better friend.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

Itir talks about her experience at the 5 month Dharma Life Course.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

We are very pleased to welcome Danapriya to the MBC to share his reflection on the practice of Dana or generosity.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

Itir talks about her experience at the 5 month Dharma Life Course.Itir Binay

Hear Chris, Linda, Ainslie, and Carunetra share their personal connection with the Three Jewels.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

Vidyatara: Reflections on the Sangha Jewel. Viveka's talk: https://thebuddhistcentre.com/features/courageous-conversation-about-race-vivekaMelbourne Buddhist Centre

Apada: Inspired by the DharmaMelbourne Buddhist Centre

Angela: Rejoicing in the Merits of SangharakshitaMelbourne Buddhist Centre

Sudaya on EquanimityMelbourne Buddhist Centre

Maitripala shares some of the insights of the Melbourne leg of her pilgrimage and the stories of the people she has met along the way. Keep up-to-date with the pilgrimage at buddhasinmypocket.com/ Talk given at the Melbourne Buddhist Centre on May 26th.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

Talk by Harvey to celebrate Buddha Day, 21st May 2016.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

Talk by Ainslie to celebrate Buddha Day, 21st May 2016.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

Mahasiddhi from Birmingham – in the context of his work as a Buddhist Chaplain – explores Maitri, meaning, and relationships with the sick and dying. Talk given at the Melbourne Buddhist Centre on May 12th 2016.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

Tejopala speaks passionately on climate change and the Dharma. Talk given at the Melbourne Buddhist Centre on May 5th 2016.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

On March 17th, Maitripala began her 14 month Dharma teaching pilgrimage around Australia. Hear her discuss what this pilgrimage will involve. Keep up-to-date with her progress at buddhasinmypocket.com/ Talk given on March 17th 2016.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

On a 36°C evening, Abhaya talks of his passion for the arts and their relevance and value in Buddhist life. Talk given at the Melbourne Buddhist Centre on December 17th 2015.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

Abhaya shares his experience of the early years of the Triratna Buddhist Community in the late 1960s and his friendship with its founder Bhante Sangharakshita. Talk delivered at the Melbourne Buddhist Centre on December 10th 2015.Melbourne Buddhist Centre

Vaddhaka: Evolution, Capitalism and the BuddhaMelbourne Buddhist Centre