As part of the Buddha Day Observance Week programme from 30 May to 6 June, devotees and volunteers joined Ayya Sanghamittā on Saturday 6 June, for Piṇḍacāra at the OUG and Happy Garden markets. The alms round provided an opportunity for the public to connect with the Buddha Sāsana through acts of generosity and reverence.
Read moreOn Friday 5 June, a group of 25 venerable Sangha members, led by our Spiritual Advisor, Ven. B. Saranankara, gathered at the construction site of Wisdom Park Phase 2 to offer chants of blessings for the ongoing development. The solemn ceremony marked a meaningful milestone for the project, with the Sangha invoking blessings for its successful completion and future service to the Dhamma community.
Read moreOn Thursday 4 June, Nalanda members warmly welcomed 17 venerable Sangha members to Nalanda Centre. The visiting monks, comprising lecturers and students from universities in Sri Lanka, are currently on a visit to Malaysia sponsored by Ven. B. Saranankara. During their visit, they were given a guided tour of Nalanda Centre and the two special exhibitions, providing them with insights into Nalanda’s educational and community outreach efforts.
Read moreLaunched on 31 May in conjunction with Buddha Day Observance B.E. 2570, the ‘Terima Kasih, Dhammananda’ exhibition at Nalanda Buddhist Society is a special tribute commemorating the 20th Memorial of the late Ven. Dr. K. Sri Dhammananda. Organised collaboratively by Nalanda Youth Centre and Dhamma School, the exhibition features carefully curated exhibits highlighting late Chief’s remarkable journey in Dhamma propagation and the enduring legacy he left behind.
Read moreDevotees gathered at Nalanda on the full moon night of Wesak, Sunday 31 May, to join the much-anticipated Heritage Procession in a collective expression of faith, gratitude, and devotion. Each bearing candles lit from the flame passed down from the Sri Dhamma Hall, devotees walked peacefully in the Heritage Procession, creating a moving scene of light and reverence.
Read moreOn the auspicious morning of Sunday 31 May, the community of devotees, youths, Dhamma school facilitators, and students gathered to pay homage to the Buddha. Buddha Day celebrations commenced at 7am with devotees offering alms to venerable Sangha members, followed by a solemn Buddha Pūja which united everyone in the spirit of reverence and gratitude for the great Teacher.
Read moreOn 30 May, devotees gathered at the Nalanda Centre to celebrate Buddha Day Eve with Buddha Puja, meditation, reflection and Dhamma learning. The atmosphere was filled with devotion and mindfulness as participants engaged in practices that honour the life and teachings of the Buddha. The Dhamma talk, delivered by Sis. Paruadi, focused on the extraordinary life journey of the Buddha. She emphasized that the Buddha is a remarkable being who arises in the world for the benefit and happiness of many.
Read moreToday we commemorate the 120th birth anniversary of Ajahn Buddhadāsa Indapañño, one of the most notable Buddhist teachers of the 20th century. Ajahn Buddhadāsa was born on 27 May 1906 in Chaiya, Southern Thailand. He renounced the worldly life at age 20 and led an exemplary life of an ascetic bhikkhu until his passing. He founded Suan Mokh, the first modern forest monastery in Thailand in 1932.
Read moreOn Saturday 16 May, Nalanda members and volunteers gathered for the monthly Pindacāra (alms-round) at Pasar Basah Bazar Rakyat, Seri Kembangan, led by Ven. Jinawana and Ven. Sunanda from Sri Lanka Buddhist Temple, Sentul. Market vendors, residents, and devotees joyfully offered alms to the Sangha, creating a warm atmosphere of generosity and gratitude.
Read moreOn Sunday 17 May, Nalanda leaders paid our respects to Ven. Sing Kang at Sam Poh Thong in Ampang, sharing our rejoice on the joyous fund-raiser. The event aims to raise funds to support the educational needs of the Sangha. The community gathered since the early hours today to set up stalls and have been welcoming devotees and visitors warmly. The fair continues until 3 pm and we hope that you can also join the fair to support a noble cause.
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