Pertaining to Nalandian youths and Nalanda Youth Centre – its activities, events, camps, campaigns, etc.
On Sunday 4 October, following the Sunday Service and lunch dāna at Nalanda Centre, Nalanda youths met with Ven. Vimuttadhammika for a Dhamma chat to seek advice on everyday challenges. During the exchange, Venerable highlighted that individual learning and transformation are the best ways to positively influence those around us.
Read moreTake a day to pause, reflect, and cultivate mindfulness. Nalanda Youth Centre is organising a one-day meditation learning session for youths aged 18–35 on Sunday, 1 November from 9am to 4pm. We are honoured to have Bro. Tan Siang Chye guide us in learning and practising meditation, helping us develop greater awareness and understanding of ourselves.
Read moreOn Sunday 13 September, the young working adults gathered to learn about ‘Right Livelihood & Right Use of Wealth’ from Datuk Charlie Chia, a respected corporate leader and Dhamma speaker. The session explored how wealth can be pursued responsibly and how our work and financial choices can contribute to our happiness and well-being.
Read moreOn Sunday 6 September, 38 Nalanda Youth members, Nalanda Dhamma School teenagers and volunteers visited Bodhi Homecare to engage with the children there for the Silver Lining Day programme. Organised by Nalanda Youth Centre, this programme provides a platform for youths to practise mettā (loving-kindness) and karuṇā (compassion) through service to the community.
Read moreOn Tuesday 25 August, a public holiday, 20 Nalanda young adults spent a refreshing day surrounded by nature at Rimbamama Farm, Janda Baik. The visit was an opportunity to step away from the busyness of everyday life and reconnect with nature. The group was warmly welcomed by the hosts, Lucy, YK and their son Jien, who shared their family’s efforts to preserve the surrounding forest.
Read moreNalanda Family Fun Fair 2026 was enlivened by the joyful spirit of service from our Nalanda youths and Dhamma School students. Together, they took on various responsibilities, from managing stalls and serving visitors to keeping the grounds clean and supporting recycling efforts.
Read moreOn Sunday 2 August, the Happy Young Adults Programme commenced with the aim of helping young working adults navigate workplace challenges while cultivating wholesome values in their professional and personal lives. The programme also features experienced industry leaders who share practical insights on thriving in today's working world through the lens of the Dhamma.
Read moreDuring the Youth Sunday Service on 19 July, Nalanda youths gathered for an inspiring Dhamma session with Achariya Vijaya, affectionately known as Uncle Vijaya. Continuing the study of the Jayamaṅgala Gāthā, he guided participants through the eighth verse, which recounts how the Buddha compassionately dispelled the wrong views of the Brahmā Baka. Rather than relying on supernatural power or force, the Buddha's victory was won through wisdom, compassion, and the realisation of truth.
Read moreOn Saturday 11 July, young working adults gathered at Menara KEN TTDI for an engaging forum titled "When Life Changes Faster Than You're Ready For". Datuk Charlie Chia, Bro. Lee Kong Foo and Bro. T.P. Lim shared candid reflections, offering practical wisdom on navigating uncertainty and changes in career and life. The speakers reminded participants that change is a natural part of life, and much of our stress comes not from change itself, but from resisting it.
Read moreWork can be demanding. Life changes quickly. Sometimes it feels difficult to keep up while staying happy, calm, and true to your values. Join the Happy Young Adults Programme, organised by Nalanda Youth Centre, and discover practical Buddhist wisdom for navigating work, relationships, and everyday challenges with greater confidence and clarity.
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