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Read morePress coverage on "Empress Wu" the Musical, published in The Star, on Sunday, 23 September. In collaboration with the well-acclaimed musical group DAMA Orchestra, Nalanda is organizing a fundraising musical in aid of Nalanda Education & Development Fund to help needy Malaysian students obtain holistic guidance and all-rounded education.
Read moreOn 23 September 2012, for the first time, the Nalanda Youth Centre took charge of the programme for the National Service (NS) Trainees’ Service Sunday. The theme was ‘Positive Thinking’. The NS trainees were encouraged to have positive thoughts, as mind is the forerunner of all things. They were also reminded not to dwell too much on the past, and instead to always aspire to be better in the near future and to make decisions wisely. It was a lively and vibrant session as the trainees participated with enthusiasm and gusto!
Read moreThe “Sri Maha Bodhi” Bo-tree was a sapling from the original Bo-tree in Bodhgaya, brought to Sri Lanka from India by Theri Sanghamitta, the daughter of King Asoka.
Read moreIn collaboration with the well-acclaimed musical group DAMA Orchestra, Nalanda is organizing a fundraising musical in aid of Nalanda Education & Development Fund to help needy Malaysian students obtain holistic guidance and all-rounded education. Centred around the dramatic tale of China’s first and only female emperor who brought her empire to great power, you will be transported to ancient China in this compelling show entitled "EMPRESS WU” the Musical.
Read moreDo you wish to build your network of friends and meet other Buddhist youth? How about developing the necessary skills that would help you in any leadership role; be it leading a small group or heading a society? If this is what you are looking for, then Fellowship Undergraduate Night (F.U.N.) is for you!
Read moreAccording to Buddhist tradition, the period from July to October every year is when Buddhist monastics observe the “Vassa” or ‘rains retreat’. In ancient times, the Indian monsoon season prevented Buddhist monks and nuns from wandering. Thus, the Buddha instructed His disciples to temporarily settle in a monastery for three months, and to apply themselves strictly to their spiritual practice.
Read moreSince Nalanda started this Community Initiative to green our environment in 2009, we have slowly transformed our surroundings by building the Taman Sari Nandanavana, planting trees and flowery plants to beautify the compounds outside Nalanda Centre and Nalanda House. This annual outdoor project is part of our greening effort to ‘practise’ our love and care to the environment that we live in. This is also in line with the physical well-being awareness that we are cultivating.
Read more4 September 2012
On 4 September, Nalanda Centre was honoured to receive a visit by Most Ven. Bhaddanta Eik Di Ba La, Chairman of the Sangha Nayaka Committee, Yangon Division, Myanmar, and some of his local followers.
Read moreNalanda Bulletin Issue No 11. September 2012
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