NalandaTV humbly presents you a home-grown production for this Lunar New Year – ‘Bring Home Something of Value’. Ah Mei returns home with well-wishes and gifts galore for her family, and yet something is amiss.
Read moreWhat is the most valuable gift we can bring home this Lunar New Year? NalandaTV presents you a short film “Bring Home Something of Value”, releasing tomorrow 27 January 2025 at 8pm.
Read moreOn Saturdays 19 and 26 October, 15 participants joined a workshop on Video Production conducted by NalandaTV. Designed to upskill volunteers in video production, the two-session workshop supports Nalanda’s efforts to communicate its educational programmes and philosophy through visual media.
Read moreIn just a few days, Buddhists worldwide will be celebrating the sacred ‘Buddha Day’. This joyous occasion which falls on the full-moon day of Vesakhā month commemorates the anniversary of Buddha’s Enlightenment twenty-six centuries ago. It also marks the beginning of a new Buddhist Year – the Buddhist Era (B.E.) 2564. Watch this short video clip to find out what the theme for this year’s celebration is.
Read moreToday marks three months since the passing of Venerable Dhammavuddho Mahāthero on 22 December 2019. We share with you this video to commemorate the life of a simple monk who embodied perseverance, compassion and kindness for the welfare and benefit of many people.
Read more2018 has been an amazing year at Nalanda, marking 15 years of holistic education and unyielding service to Buddha-Sāsana. We thank all members, supporters and benefactors for your continuous support for the benefit and growth of the Buddhist community.
Read moreNalanda Buddhist Society was established in 2003, with our name bestowed by our late teacher and spiritual adviser, Venerable K. Sri Dhammananda. Since inception, Nalanda has been focusing on providing holistic Buddhist education to the community, which to date has benefitted over 23,000 students and participants throughout Malaysia.
Read moreNalanda Youth Centre held another successful and impactful Dhamma Living Camp for Young Adults from 8 to 11 September. The camp was instrumental in laying the foundation and strengthening the resolve for 130 youths to walk the Noble Path of Dhamma.
Read moreThe Wesak full-moon ‘Buddha Day’ celebration was a week ago, but its joyful spirit still lingers in our hearts. The observance at Nalanda Centre has always been a great occasion for everyone – it is not just a spiritual celebration, but also a cultural feast based upon deep Buddhist heritage.
Read moreFor three days from 30 March to 1 April, representatives of Theravāda Buddhist organisations in Malaysia gathered in Puchong for the first-ever Leaders’ Summit to discuss ways to improve leadership quality for the community. The inaugural Summit was jointly organised by Nalanda Institute and the Theravāda Buddhist Council of Malaysia. It targeted society Presidents, Deputy Presidents, Honorary Secretaries, and Youth Leaders as participants. All in, twenty organisations sent 76 delegates to the convention.
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