Holistic Education for Integral Human Development
‘Kalyana Mittas’ form Dhamma families
‘Kalyana Mittas’ form Dhamma families
Many of the youths came to the camp without knowing anyone else, but made good friends whom they can even confide in.
Over four days of the recently concluded Dhamma-Living Camp for Young Adults, strong bonds of fellowship developed as the campers supported each other in their gradual Dhamma learning on making wise choices in life.
We rejoice in their camaraderie and share these group photos of the ‘Dhamma families’ which flourished on the foundations of mutual trust, care and spiritual friendship.
Campers found that they can easily connect with others when they open their hearts to learn.
“Where one has admirable people as friends, companions and colleagues, this is the first prerequisite for the development of the wings to self-awakening.”
– Excerpt of Angutara Nikaya 9.1
Working together through challenges and opportunities, the families created their own lantern to commemorate the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Working together through challenges and opportunities, the families created their own lantern to commemorate the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Harmoniously, the Dhamma families created their original designs for their lantern.
Campers felt connected not just to their fellow youths, but also very appreciative of all the speakers and volunteers.
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