Last Saturday on 21 October, the ‘Green Warriors’ of Wisdom Park skilled up by learning how to ‘marcott’ – a way of propagating plants that are difficult to root from cuttings. Let us together contribute our efforts towards enhancing this educational campus, and maintaining a conducive environment for Dhamma learners.

Participants of the Dhamma-Living Camp for Young Adults had the opportunity to connect with nature by joining the ‘Green Warriors’ to enhance Wisdom Park’s landscaping on Saturday 30 September. We thank the campers for joining us in rejuvenating the environment at Wisdom Park, so that it may benefit more Dhamma learners in the future. Sadhu anumodana!

ver 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.

From 28 September to 1 October, over 100 participants and volunteers of the Dhamma-Living Camp for Young Adults congregated at Wisdom Park for four days of wholesome learning and service. Carrying the theme ‘Make Wise Choices in Life’, the campers gradually learned principles taught by the Buddha to help shape their mental attitudes throughout life’s journey. May we continue on the Dhamma path with good spiritual friends until the final attainment of Nibbana. Sadhu anumodana!

The Dhamma-living Camp for Young Adults (DLCY) concluded on a high note just this afternoon with 90 participants making aspirations to live life more meaningfully having been immersed in Dhamma learning over the past four days. We extend our deepest appreciation to the speakers, DLCY Organising Committee, facilitators, volunteers and participants for making this Camp an unforgettable and life-changing spiritual experience. Sadhu anumodana!