‘Dhamma Day’ commemorates the preaching of the Buddha’s first discourse after His Enlightenment. We joyfully invite you to join the online ‘Dhamma Day’ Service this Sunday 5 July at 9.30am on 'Facebook Live' to observe this auspicious occasion.
Read moreThe world marked another grim milestone today with 10 million confirmed Covid-19 infections resulting in more than 500,000 deaths. Four large countries – the United States of America, Brazil, Russia and India – account for 50% of all cases reported globally. Indeed, the epicentre of this pandemic has shifted from Asia to Europe, North America, and now to Latin America.
Read moreDo you recall the last time you said or did something which was hurtful to others or yourself? We may even have dwelled over those incidents and wished that we had done the right thing instead. Regrets cloud our minds because we have been honed in unproductive ways and are often driven by cravings, selfish needs or laziness. These unwholesome habits can be uprooted through Right Effort.
Read moreHe carried us on his shoulders and lends his sturdy hand in our times of need. He cares for our well-being and cautions us sternly if we go down the wrong path. Bearing his familial duty devotedly, a father is resilient, courageous and compassionate.
Read moreFathers are our pillars in life; they provide for us, support us, and lend us their strength so that we grow up to be strong and confident. Their influence shapes us in lasting ways as we learn life’s values through their own actions. Their protection is just like the shade of a large tree, providing us with comfort and refuge.
Read moreToday, 17 June marks the 102nd birth anniversary of the late Venerable Ajahn Chah Subhaddo (1918 – 1992), a revered monk whose life and teachings continue to inspire many monks and laity alike. Let us pay humble tribute to this great teacher by recollecting his teachings and practising them faithfully.
Read moreKindness carries the quality of love and friendliness. It displaces defilements such as anger, greed and aversion because kindness is built upon virtues such as generosity, care and thoughtfulness. As human beings, we have an unlimited capacity to be kind when we train our minds to see the realities of life.
Read moreToday, Malaysia entered the Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO) period with multiple restrictions being lifted after months of concerted efforts to bring the number of Covid-19 infections down. Many businesses have resumed operations and people are returning to their usual lifestyles in a cautionary mode to prevent a second wave of infections.
Read moreNalanda Buddhist Society members offer our felicitations to Seri Paduka Baginda Yang di-Pertuan Agong (His Majesty the King of Malaysia) Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah on the occasion of His Majesty’s official birthday on 8 June 2020. May His Majesty reign peacefully and successfully with good health. Dirgahayu Tuanku!
Read moreToday is World Environment Day, and time for us to reflect on what Mother Nature has been telling us for the past few months. She showed us that when humans decide to perform only their essential activities, we can live in a cleaner and less polluted Earth. When we make our lives simpler and restrain our desires, the environment worldwide immediately begins to heal.
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