The camp was a fruitful and joyful learning experience for the bright and dynamic youths!

The Nottingham University Buddhist Society held their 7th Annual Camp at Nalanda Centre from 24 to 26 March.  The objective of the camp was to let participants understand the dangers of attachments, and to develop Right View.

The conducive environment and support provided by Nalanda enabled the 30 campers to have an enjoyable and uplifting learning experience.  Several Nalandian speakers such as Bro. Tan, Achariya Vijaya, Sis. Paruadi, and Sis. Santī gave talks at the camp, and discussed ways to let go.

Bro. Tan shared about the dangers of attachment – which brings about mental suffering. He also spoke about the true meaning of ‘letting go’.

Achariya Vijaya Samarawickrama sharing Dhamma with the campers.

The camp also scheduled fellowship activities to foster friendship and relaxation.  It was indeed a fulfilling weekend of great learning and bonding for the youthful participants.  Sadhu anumodana.

Double dose of speakers – Sis. K.C. Chiang (right) and Sis. Santī Cheang.

‘Appreciation Night’ for campers to experience and express gratitude.