Join the NUS Buddhist Society's week 11 session to learn about the concepts of charity and merit-based systems in Buddhism. We are delighted to have Venerable Kai Chen as our guest speaker for this session, who will provide a nuanced perspective on this topic.

The session will be held on Wednesday from 7.15 to 9pm. Please sign up via the RSVP link here: https://nus.campuslabs.com/engage/event/9482280

The Venue is at Utown Plaza, Level two, Seminar Room 2 (UT22-02-04B). You can take the spiral staircase to the room which is right above auditorium one / fine foods :)

We hope to see you there!

Come and be a part of the NUSBS movie session to embark on a captivating cinematic journey via a thought-provoking Buddhist film.

The session will be held on Wednesday from 7.15 to 9pm.

The venue is at Science block 16, level 5 room 98 (S16-05-98.). Sign up via the RSVP link here: https://nus.campuslabs.com/engage/event/9596280

We hope to see you there!

During our final session, NUS Buddhist Society is excited to feature our guest speaker, Venerable You Guang, to share with participants about Buddhist Vegetarianism and Diets.

The session will be held on Wednesday from 7.15 to 9pm. Sign up via the RSVP link here: https://nus.campuslabs.com/engage/event/9596277

The venue is at Science block 16, Level 5, Room 98 (S16-05-98).

We hope to see you there!

Join the National University of Singapore Buddhist Society in a heartwarming community service initiative at Metta Welfare Association. Experience the joy of batik painting guided by talented students from Metta School, and take home your unique masterpiece. During the session, we will interact with the Metta students who are diagnosed with mild disability and/autism. Don't miss this opportunity!

Date: 11 December 2023
Time: 10:00 am to 12:30 pm
Location: Metta Building, Level 4, 31 Simei Street 1, Singapore 520130

*Participation in the batik painting workshop incurs a charge of $50 per person which will be fully borne by the society. Please confirm your availability before signing up to avoid an unnecessary void of space. Limited seats available, first come first serve basis.

Registration Link: https://forms.office.com/r/8rHq2gCARJ

To wrap up this semester with something meaningful, join us for an enlightening afternoon as the NUS Buddhist Society collaborates with Palelai Buddhist Temple. This event offers a rare opportunity to deepen your understanding and appreciation of this tradition.

Date: 16 December 2023
Time: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location: 49 Bedok Walk, Singapore 469145

This event is perfect for those curious about Buddhism, seeking spiritual growth, or simply looking to broaden their cultural horizons. Whether you're a student, faculty member, or just someone interested in exploring new perspectives, this journey offers something for everyone.

Registration is Free!
Limited Slots Available – Reserve Your Spot Today!
Registration Link: https://nus.campuslabs.com/engage/event/9662796

Embrace the opportunity to explore, learn, and grow with us. See you there!

🌸 Exciting news! The NUS Buddhist Society invites fellow students to join us for a serene start to the semester at our Welcome Tea during the second week! ☕✨ Get to know the members, how the society works, and learn the fundamentals of Buddhism.

Venue is at Science, block 16 Level 3 room 9 (s16-03-09).

The RSVP link will be updated again.

We look forward to curating a meaningful session with all participants!💗

Dear all, our apologies for the typo. The session is for tomorrow, (Wednesday) 24 January.

🌐✨ Join us for a thought-provoking exploration! This week, the NUS Buddhist Society is thrilled to welcome Venerable Jue Wei as our guest speaker, who will be sharing with us on the rising intersection between Buddhism and technology.

This session will be held on 3rd of February (Saturday) from 1pm to 3pm.

This session will be held on zoom. The link will be updated on Saturday.

Do take note that there will be no session during our usual Wednesday (tomorrow) as well as in week 4.

Hi everyone, here is the zoom session link for our later session on Buddhism and Technology, we hope to see as many of y'all there!

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89214397087
Meeting ID: 892 1439 7087

Happy Chinese New Year!
This week, the NUS Buddhist Society is delighted to announce a special fellowship bonding session in celebration of Chinese New Year. 🧧🌟

This session will be held on 14 February (Wednesday) from 7.15 to 9PM.
The venue will be at Science Block 16, Level 3, Room 4 (S16-03-04).

Interested participants please RSVP for the session via this link: https://nus.campuslabs.com/engage/event/9921133

We hope to see you there!

Hi everyone, the venue has been updated!

🌟 Join National University of Singapore Buddhist Society in spreading joy at the Metta Welfare Association through a unique community service initiative.

🎨 Immerse yourself in the world of creativity as talented students from Metta School guide you through the enchanting art of batik painting. Unleash your artistic spirit, and by the end of the session, you'll carry home a masterpiece that's uniquely yours!

🌈 Interact with the incredible students from Metta who, despite facing mild disabilities and autism, are eager to share their talents. Embrace the opportunity to aid the development of their leadership and teaching skills while learning the beautiful art of Batik Painting from these inspiring individuals.

Event Details:
📅 1 March 2024
⏰ 10:00 am to 12:30 pm
📍 Metta Building, Level 4, 31 Simei Street 1, Singapore 520130

Slots are limited and offered on a FCFS basis! Secure yours now through our Registration Link: https://nus.campuslabs.com/engage/event/9954213

Hi everyone! This event is coming soon and we would like all interested participants to sign up asap so we can prepare sufficiently for the event :)

Hi everyone! We hope you all had a good recess week :)

Here is the schedule for the remaining weeks for the semester.

Interested participants may sign up via the RSVP links in our bio during the weeks to come! Do follow our telegram channel for frequent updates :)

What does the concept of Mindful Art entail? The NUS Buddhist Society is grateful to invite speakers from Fo Guang Shan, who will be conducting an enlightening demonstration that delves into the intriguing intersection between mindfulness and art. Participants will gain exposure to an insightful exploration of how these two realms converge and complement each other.

This session will be held on 6 March (Wednesday) from 7.15 to 9PM.
The venue is at Science Block 13 Level 3 Room 4 (s16-03-04).
The RSVP link will be updated again via our telegram channel.

This week, the NUS Buddhist Society is delighted to invite Sister Marn Wong from Amitabha Buddhist Centre to share with us the importance of gratitude in Buddhism.

Why should we be grateful and what follows from gratitude? The benefits of gratitude have been highlighted in positive psychology. How does gratitude take on a deeper meaning in our spiritual journey?

Join Sister Marn Wong from Amitabha Buddhist Centre to engage in deep reflection and interactive discussion on this topic. Uncover how a vast and profound sense of gratitude is integral to fulfilling our goals and bringing happiness to ourselves and others. Learn practical ways to cultivate gratitude from both the secular literature and Buddhist tradition.

This session will be held on 13 March (Wednesday) from 7.15 to 9PM.

The venue is at Science Block 16, Level 3 Room 4 (S16-03-04)

Interested participants please RSVP for the session via this link: https://nus.campuslabs.com/engage/event/10018472

This week, the NUS Buddhist Society is inviting Brother Piya Tan. We are excited to have him share his insightful analysis and guide us through a session of sutta studies, given his extensive understanding.

Piya Tan was a consultant and lecturer to the Buddhist Studies Team for Secondary Schools under the Ministry of Education. He was invited to join the team when available Buddhist textbooks were deemed by the Cambridge Examinations Syndicate as unsuitable for examination purposes. He presented his Integrated Syllabus to the Buddhist Studies Team, and working closely with the Project Director, Dr. Ang Beng Choo, they succeeded in making Buddhist Studies the most popular and successful of the Religious Studies subjects. The other important contribution Piya made to Singapore Buddhism in the 1980s was that he used his teachings and courses to successfully unify the Buddhist youth groups of Singapore into a fellowship network.

This session will be held on 20 March (Wednesday) from 7.15 to 9PM.
The venue is at: Town Plaza, Seminar Room 1 UT22-02-04A
Interested participants please RSVP for the session here: https://nus.campuslabs.com/engage/event/10018473

Building on the past popularity of the Art and Buddhism theme, the NUS Buddhist Society is reintroducing this subject with a fresh perspective. We are honored to present Brother Guan Fan as our esteemed guest speaker, who will delve into this topic and share insightful perspectives with participants. Join us for an enlightening session as Brother Guan Fan brings a renewed exploration of the intersection between art and Buddhist philosophy.

Guan Fan is a masters student in History here at the National University of Singapore (NUS). He values interdisciplinary exploration, with particular interests in diasporas, religions, art history, and material culture. Guan Fan was one of the four panel speakers at the New Work in Chinese Buddhist Studies. He recovers the overlooked artistry of migrant Chinese-Buddhist monk Chuk Mor (竺摩, 1913–2002) who has primarily been studied and widely respected for his promotion of modern Buddhism in maritime Southeast Asia.

He is presently offering his research assistance and volunteering work in the spheres of art, religions, and Chinese communities.

This session will be held on 27 March (Wednesday) from 7.15 to 9PM.

The venue is at: Town Plaza, Seminar room 8 (UT-22-02-03D)
Interested participants please RSVP for the session via the following link: https://nus.campuslabs.com/engage/event/10018474