Learning the Dhamma together as a family creates a meaningful space for parents and children to grow side by side in wisdom, compassion, and wholesome values. Nalanda Family Dhamma School offers a supportive environment where families can deepen their understanding of the Dhamma while nurturing harmony and joy at home.
Read moreJust last night, members joyfully received Ven. Ajahn Jayasāro and Ajahn Tul at Nalanda Centre. On their short trip to K.L. for WACANA 2025, Ven. Ajahn Jayasāro will also be giving a Dhamma teaching tonight at Nalanda Centre. We invite you and your loved ones to join us to learn directly from a wise and experienced teacher whose teachings are rooted in deep practice, clarity, and compassion. The programme will commence at 8pm. All are welcome.
Read moreWe warmly invite you to join us this Friday 19 December at 8pm for an evening of enriching Dhamma learning with Ven. Ajahn Jayasāro, a highly respected senior monastic of the Thai Forest tradition. This invaluable opportunity allows us to learn directly from a wise and experienced teacher whose teachings are rooted in deep practice, clarity, and compassion.
Read moreOn Sunday 7 December, Dr. Phang Cheng Kar gave a Dhamma talk during the morning service, on ‘Training to be Simple’ as part of the ‘Happy Mind, Happy Life’ series. Simplicity is not merely about doing or owning less, but about letting go of unnecessary demands, distractions, and cravings. With less desires, we can then cultivate contentment, moderation, seclusion, and wisdom, guided by Right View and Right Effort. A simple life, creates space for reflection, meaningful connections, inner peace, clarity, and the arising of wisdom.
Read moreAs we approach the close of 2025, let us come together to learn the precious Dhamma in the company of the wise. This December, we are honoured to host two esteemed teachers at Nalanda Centre : Dhamma teaching by Ven. Ajahn Jayasāro (Friday, 19 December | 8 pm – 10 pm) and Dhamma teaching by Ven. Ajahn Kalyano (Wednesday, 24 December | 8 pm – 10 pm).
Read moreFrom November to December, the UPM Buddhist Society has been organising Tuesday evening learning sessions at Nalanda Centre for students to learn meditation. Guided by both monastic and lay teachers, the programme aims to introduce students to calming the mind, developing clarity, and better managing emotional anxiety.
Read moreLast weekend, from Friday 30 October to Monday 3 November, Nalanda members were delighted to see Bro. Ooi Choong Li once again back at Nalanda Centre! A good spiritual friend to many since he started to learn and serve at Nalanda from 2008, Bro. Choong Li has been recuperating back at his hometown, Penang due to a serious accident back in 2019.
Read moreOn Saturday 25 October, we welcomed 40 members of the ‘Fellowship of the Wise’ (FOW), to Wisdom Park for a visit of the educational campus. FOW is an active ageing programme formed by Subang Jaya Buddhist Association (SJBA) in 2017 for senior citizens above 60, based on WHO's framework and the Dhammapada.
Read moreLearning the Dhamma nurtures wisdom, compassion, and moral strength — qualities essential for living a happy and meaningful life. Nalanda Dhamma School offers a holistic Buddhist education that guides young people to grow with clarity of mind, kindness of heart, and strength of character. By imparting them with the necessary knowledge, skills, and most importantly, religious and moral values, the School nurtures students to become confident, responsible, and compassionate individuals. Through joyful learning, experiential activities, and wholesome friendships, they develop discipline and purpose in life.
Read moreFrom 9 to 11 October, we hosted friends from Firefly Mission Singapore for a Dhamma learning camp themed ‘Joyful Living’ at Wisdom Park. On the occasion of Firefly’s 20th anniversary this month, we explored and reflected on the blessings in life as well as how we can further inculcate Dhamma to enhance joy and peace within.
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