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    September 2023

    DATEVENUEACTIVITIES
    Sep 23Esplanade Theatre. By Kong Meng San Monastery
    MOMENT OF INNER PEACE



    When ANI CHOYING DROLMA sings, her voice sounds like an echo from the deepest part of a soul.

    She developed a sincere desire to contribute whatever capacities she has to benefit sentient beings as much as possible and to promote the advancement of nuns.

    She has become a well-known name in the international world music scene. She toured in America and Europe and successfully presented Himalayan Buddhist mantra, ritual chanting and Nepali music to the world. Till to date, she has launched 16 albums nationally and internationally, and performed for hundreds of reputed music festivals and private exclusive concerts around the world. It is said that Ani Choying Drolma’s music is like a beam of light that cut through the darkness and is filled with compassion and purity. Her voice is also named as “the heavenly voice” with healing power.

    SPECIAL GUEST
    Venerable Kwang Sheng

    GUEST PIANIST
    Gabriel Hoe

    Sistic ticket details and booking click here

    All are welcome
    Sep 23
    to
    Sep 30
    Shaw Theatres Lido (Singapore). By THUS HAVE I SEEN Buddhist Film.
    THUS HAVE I SEEN Buddhist Film Festival 2023 Tickets Now Available!




    The films will be showcased over 8 incredible days, from the 23rd to 30th September.

    With such limited seats available for certain films, we encourage you to secure your tickets to the ones that resonate with you the most. 🎥 Don't miss the opportunity to be part of this cinematic awakening!

    Special Director Sessions 🎬
    We are thrilled to have four talented directors joining us this year, sharing their insights and experiences behind the films:
    🎞️ Not One Not Two 벗어날 탈 脫, Director Seo Bo Hyung
    🎞️ Review 回眸, Director Maso Chen
    🎞️ Leaving Home, Director Kai-Syuan Huang
    🎞️ Waking Up 2050, Director Ray Choo

    To attend these exclusive director sessions, make sure to purchase tickets to the respective films. It's an incredible chance to gain deeper insights into their creative vision and storytelling process. 🎬🗣️

    Secure Your Tickets Now! 🎟️🎬

    Visit our website www.thisfilmfest.com and browse through the films' details and scheduling. Don't wait too long to book your seats, as they are filling up quickly!

    We can't wait to have you join us at the 2023 Buddhist Film Festival and awaken to the world together! 🌏❤️ Follow us on Facebook or Instagram for more festival details.

    With such limited seats available for certain films, we encourage you to secure your tickets to the ones that resonate with you the most. 🎥 Don't miss the opportunity to be part of this cinematic awakening!

    Shaw Theatre location : Shaw Theatres Lido (Singapore)

    All are welcome



     

    October 2023

    DATEVENUEACTIVITIES
    Oct 29Full Moon in October
    Abhidhamma Day
    The Festival of Lights



    The Full Moon Day of Thadingyut (October) is
    of special significance to the Buddhists, not because it
    is the end of the Rains Retreat (Vassa ) but because it
    highlights one of the most important events in the life
    of Gotama Buddha.

    According to Buddhist chronicles, the Tathagata
    or Buddha, the Enlightened One, went to the Tavatimsa
    Heaven to preach Abhidhamma (Higher Subtleties of
    the Dhamma) to His mother, who passed away seven
    days after His birth and was reborn in the Tusita Heaven
    as a Deva called Santussita.

    The Buddha propounded Abhidhamma for the
    first time there in the presence of Santussita and other
    Devas for 90 days. At the end of the Rains Retreat
    (Vassa) i.e. on the Full Moon Day of Thadingyut, the
    Tathagata descended to earth (to the human abode) at
    the city of Sankassa.

    Now Buddhists observe Abhidhamma Day annually
    in commemoration of the Buddha’s return from
    the abode of celestials to that of human beings. It is a
    significant religious occasion as the Abhidhamma is
    really the golden knowledge which will help one to discard
    wrong views and to acquire the right views for
    one’s total liberation from all miseries. Buddhists offer
    lights to the Buddha image and perform meritorious
    deeds on this day in accordance with the tradition which
    has been upheld since the life time of the Buddha.

    The Festival of Lights in the month of
    Thadingyut (October) may seem an occasion for
    rejoicing and merry-making but in essence, it is an
    auspicious occasion for spiritual delight and merit
    making.


    All are welcome
    Oct 30Buddhist Library
    Robes Offering 2022



    Robes Offering Sun 30 Oct 2022 – robes still available Our annual Robes and Books Offering takes place this Sunday from 7-9.30PM at the Buddhist Library. You can still offer robes to the sangha. Click the links below to do so.

    See you!

    Robes reservation form: download DOCs here
    Complete details of event: download DOCS here

    All are welcome



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