Please note that there will be no Pindacāra (monks on alms-round) at Seri Kembangan markets this Saturday, 21 February as Nalanda Centre is closed for the Lunar New Year holidays. The Centre will re-open on Sunday, 22 February.
Read moreDuring Lunar New Year, paying respect to elders and parents is a deeply meaningful tradition rooted in gratitude and humility. It is a time to reflect on the countless contributions, patience, and unconditional love that our elders have given throughout their lives. Many have devoted their strength, time, and energy to nurturing the family, often placing the needs of others above their own.
Read moreVisiting the temple or monastery during the Lunar New Year is a meaningful and spiritual tradition. During this festive period, Buddhist temples come alive with glowing lights, beautiful lanterns, and a sea of auspicious red symbolising prosperity, joy, and new beginnings. Visitors dressed in festive attire, throng these popular and beautifully decorated temples to soak in the festive atmosphere and look forward to a blessed and prosperous year ahead.
Read moreNalanda Buddhist Society management and members wish everyone a “Happy Lunar New Year” with the blessings of Dhamma! During this festive season, let us reunite with our family and friends in harmony and unity. As we move forward in the new lunar year, may you and your loved ones enjoy good health, success and peace. 新年快乐!
Read moreThe new lunar year is just 2 days away! Many of us are preparing our homes, meals for reunions, clothes and gifts as customary of Chinese culture and tradition. Let us also consider how we can prepare ourselves in thought, speech and action to celebrate the new year by bringing harmony and unity to those around us.
Read moreIn every home, society, or community, there are endearing and wholesome traditions that bring people together. For Nalanda members, one such cherished tradition is taking leave from the society’s leaders and teachers before returning home for Chinese New Year.
Read moreA group of Buddhist monks and their rescue dog Aloka captivated a nation in their 2,300-mile “Walk for Peace” from Fort Worth, Texas to the capital Washington, D.C. Led by Bhikkhu Pannakara, the Vice President of Huong Dao Vipassana Bhavana Centre in Fort Worth, Texas, the group completed their arduous journey on 11 February 2026 with a Peace Gathering at the Lincoln Memorial.
Read moreWe would like to inform you that that Nalanda Centre, Youth Centre and Pustaka Nalanda (the Library) in Sri Serdang will be closed for a week from Saturday, 14 February to Saturday, 21 February in conjunction with Lunar New Year celebrations.
Read moreRegistration for the Dhamma workshop with Ven. Kittisobhano on 11 & 12 April 2026 is now closed due to overwhelming response. Thank you for your interest and we look forward to welcoming participants to Nalanda Centre in April!
Read moreOn Saturday 7 February 2026, Nalanda KL Branch members and volunteers hosted the monthly Pindacāra at the OUG and Happy Garden morning markets. The bustling markets were filled with festive cheer as the community prepared to welcome the Chinese New Year. Many marketgoers and stall operators came ready to offer alms to the Sangha members.
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