Ċentru Buddista Malta
Triratna
Malta Buddhist Centre
Sangha Morning
Malta Buddhist Centre, Triq il-Leggenda, Mosta
Every Saturday 10.30 to 13.00. Open to all. No need to book. Please arrive early.
Buddhism, Meditation, Community, Talks and Discussion.
Suitable for all levels of experience including beginners.
For more information send an email to info@maltabuddhistcentre.com
Click here to visit our Sangha Morning Resources Page.
Practice Evening
Regular event for your calendar. Practice Evening on the last Friday of every month.
It will be an evening of Meditation and Ritual.
An opportunity to practice together without any teaching or input. Just our community coming together to engage with practice.
Sits will be longer and mostly un-led. There is no need to book.
Buddhist Festival Days
We celebrate the 3 main Buddhist Festival Days throughout the year.
Buddha Day 10th May
Dharma Day 12th July
Sangha Day 1st November
Traditionally these days are celebrated on the full moon day of the appropriate month. As full moon days move around the calendar and often occur during the working week we celebrate them on the nearest Saturday.
INTRODUCTION TO MEDITATION COURSE
Starting on Thursday 13th November.
This is a 5-week course on 5 consecutive Thursday evenings from 19.00 to 21.30.
3 Meditation practices are taught as well as workshops on meditation posture, deepening practice, working with distraction and the wandering mind. Students are encouraged to practice at home what they learn each week. Recordings of led meditations are included.
For further information and to book, please visit the course page here
SANGHA WEEKEND FESTIVAL – AUTUMN 2025
1st to 2nd November – Saturday 10.30 to 19.00, Sunday 10.30 to 17.30
at the Malta Buddhist Centre, Mosta
Meditation, Community, Talks and Ritual
For further information and to book, please visit the festival page here
Booking an Event or Course
To book your place on an event or course please email info@maltabuddhistcentre.com
Our Centre is a not-for-profit charity registered in Malta, operating on the basis of the Dana Economy. Dana means Generosity.
We really want to keep this principle of asking for a recommended donation for events while leaving it open to people to pay less or even nothing to attend a class or event, rather than set fixed fees.
The suggested donation is €120 for a course. If you cannot afford this amount, please feel free to give less: suggested reduced donations are €90, €60, or €20.
Sangha Morning, Practice Evening and Festival Days are on a donation basis.
Buddhism
Buddhism is a Path or Way. In other words, it is something we do or practice; a way of living, of interacting with and in the world, a path of growth and development, of Transformation. It is also a spiritual Way that leads eventually to Insight into the true nature of life, to see things as they really are….
Meditation
Meditation is a set of skills or a set of tools that you can learn to use to become calmer, friendlier and more positive. Meditating regularly can help you to live a calmer, friendlier life and to reduce stress and to de-stress. To learn how to move away from unhelpful and painful ways of thinking such as anger or fear and to begin to develop your own positive abilities such as fearlessness, compassion and so on…
Mindfulness
We mostly go through life on automatic pilot, unaware of what is going on around us. Mindfulness helps us to see more clearly and honestly what is going on in our lives. Most importantly mindfulness helps us to learn how to respond to the circumstances in which we find ourselves in a calm and creative manner….
Welcome
Welcome to the Malta Buddhist Centre. Our Centre provides a peaceful oasis in the middle of a busy and stressful world. We are part of the Triratna Buddhist Community, a worldwide movement that seeks to make the traditional teachings and practices of the Buddha available to the modern world.
Our classes are open to all. Although we are dedicated to bringing the benefits of Buddhism to all who seek them, you don’t have to be a Buddhist to participate. Buddhism as we practice it is unique in that you can engage with many of its core practices and gain benefit from doing so without having to be a Buddhist or ‘believe’ in the Buddha in a religious sense.
Whether you come for a meditation class or want to find out how the Buddhist approach to life can change yours for the better, we’ll be pleased to see you.
“Awareness is revolutionary”
Urgyen Sangharakshita