The Joy of Dhamma Practice (BB1Z26)
Bhante Buddharakkhita
June 28, 2026
Please only register for one of the two formats: On-Land or Online.
Registration closes at 9:00am (Pacific Time) on June 28, 2026. A waiting list will be created if the program fills early. A recording* will be available following the program.
Description:
The Buddha’s teaching (the Dhamma) leads to peace/happiness, knowledge, high knowledge, enlightenment, and final awakening. What is the significance of joy in practicing the Dhamma? Without experiencing joy, the path to freedom might be tough. However, by experiencing joy, we can be motivated to practice the Dhamma. In this daylong program, we will explore the purpose of joy in practicing the Dhamma. The day will include a Dhamma talk, guided meditation, a question and answer session, and discussion.
Donations are gratefully accepted for the Uganda Buddhist Center, though they are by no means required. You can make a donation at this link.
Sliding Scale: Our sliding scale options for this program include financial support for our teachers. Please consider paying at the highest rate that you can afford: your generosity supports the teachers as well as Spirit Rock and your fellow practitioners who need to pay less.
Online Sliding Scale: (BB1Z26)
Benefactor – $108
Sustainer – $50
Basic – $30
Scholarship Rate (BIPOC, M/K) – $15
No Fees: $0
*Recording Note: Registration includes unlimited access to this program’s recording. You must register by the deadline above. The recording will be available in ~10 days after the program.
Cancellation Policy – Online: Drop-ins, Daylongs, Multiday Programs (1-3 days), Family Programs/Series, CEC fees:
- NO REFUNDS
- Open Credit, or Donation to Spirit Rock = if cancel by midnight, the day prior to program start (Pacific Time)
- No Open Credit = if cancel day of the program, or beyond
About the Teacher
Bhante Buddharakkhita
Ven. Bhikkhu Buddharakkhita was born and raised in Uganda, Africa. He first encountered Buddhism in 1990 while living in India, and he began practicing meditation in 1993. In June 2001, he started formal monastic training, and in November 2002 he received higher ordination under the late Venerable U Silananda at the Tathagata Meditation Center in […]
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