On Saturday 1 August, the community came together at O.U.G and Happy Garden markets to make offerings to Sangha members. Organised by Nalanda K.L. Branch, this weekly programme enables the local community to hone the spirit of generosity and selflessness as well as nurture faith in the Three Jewels. Members and volunteers also engaged market-goers and stall operators by introducing the Nalanda Family Fun Fair, which embodies the spirit of togetherness and unity to support Buddhist Education.
Read moreJoin us this Sunday at Nalanda Centre for our weekly Sunday Morning Service in the company of good spiritual friends. The programme begins at 9am with meditation, offerings and chanting. We are honoured to welcome Ven. Dr. Chandima, who will deliver a Dhamma teaching on the topic "Religion in a Scientific Age".
Read moreOn Friday 31 July, Nalanda volunteers brought joy to elderly and children welfare homes by delivering Family Fun Fair Care Bags to four homes across the Klang Valley. These gifts which provide comfort, are possible because of the kind donations of friends and family reflecting the spirit of compassion in action. More outreach efforts are in the pipeline as we continue to reach out to those less fortunate across the peninsula.
Read moreWe warmly invite you to join us this Wednesday for a special evening with Ven. Dr. Tejawaro Mahāthera on "From Movement to Stillness." Through gentle yoga, meditation, and Dhamma sharing, the session will guide participants in cultivating physical relaxation, mental calm, and inner clarity.
Read moreOn Wednesday 29 July, Sis. Nandinī Tan and Sis. Sunandā Ong, the main coordinators of Nalanda’s 20th Memorial Observance of Ven. Dr. K. Sri Dhammananda, attended a planning meeting at the Buddhist Maha Vihara. The meeting was initiated by Bro. A Hemadasa, Acting President of the Sasana Abhiwurdhi Wardhana Society (SAWS), to coordinate the commemoration of the late Chief Reverend’s life and legacy in Klang Valley.
Read moreOn Tuesday 28 July, devotees gathered at Nalanda Centre with faith and gratitude to observe the Āsāḷha Full-moon Uposatha and commemorate Dhamma Day, marking the Buddha’s first turning of the Wheel of Dhamma over 2,600 years ago. The congregation reverently recited the Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta, reflecting on the timeless teachings of the Middle Way, the Four Noble Truths, and the Noble Eightfold Path.
Read moreWe warmly invite all Nalanda members to return to our spiritual home tomorrow for Nalanda Members' Day. It is an important gathering as we prepare for several major programmes in the months ahead. This month's meeting will focus on updates and coordination for the upcoming Nalanda Family Fun Fair 2026, Dhamma Through Drama: The Conquest of Asoka, as well as other forthcoming Nalanda programmes and activities.
Read moreWe warmly invite all registered participants of BPS 404 Higher Certificate in Buddhist Studies to attend the fifth lecture this Saturday. Achariya Tan Siang Chye will deliver a lecture on "The Five Aggregates & the Six Sense Bases," exploring two fundamental teachings that help us understand the nature of our body, mind, and experience. Through these essential frameworks, participants will gain deeper insight into how suffering arises and how wisdom can be cultivated through clear understanding.
Read moreWith heavy hearts, we extend our prayers and loving-kindness to all those affected by the powerful earthquake that struck Kumamoto Prefecture on Japan's Kyushu Island on Tuesday. As of Thursday, the disaster has claimed at least 34 lives, injured many others, and forced thousands of residents to leave their homes. Rescue teams continue to search tirelessly for survivors amidst collapsed buildings, damaged infrastructure, and continuing aftershocks, while many evacuees face the added hardship of extreme summer heat.
Read moreWe warmly invite you to join our Weekly Meditation next Wednesday (5 August 2026) for a special evening with Ven. Dr. Tejawaro Mahāthera, who will guide participants on a journey "From Movement to Stillness." Integrating gentle yoga, meditation, and Dhamma sharing, the session is designed to cultivate physical relaxation, mental calm, and inner clarity.
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