THE SIGNIFICANCE OF WESAK FROM BHANTE MAHINDA

The significance of Wesak lies with the Buddha and his universal peace message to mankind.

As we recall the Buddha and his Enlightenment, we are immediately reminded of the unique and most profound knowledge and insight which arose in him on the night of his Enlightenment. This coincided with three important events which took place, corresponding to the three watches or periods of the night.

During the first watch of the night, when his mind was calm, clear and
purified, light arose in him, knowledge and insight arose. He saw his
previous lives, at first one, then two, three up to five, then multiples
of them .. . ten, twenty, thirty to fifty. Then 100, 1000 and so on....
As he went on with his practice, during the second watch of the night, he saw how beings die and are reborn, depending on their Karma, how they disappear and reappear from one form to another, from one plane of existence to another. Then during the final watch of the night, he saw the arising and cessation of all phenomena, mental and physical. He saw how things arose dependent on causes and conditions. This led him to perceive the arising and cessation of suffering and all forms of unsatisfactoriness paving the way for the eradication of all taints of cravings. With the complete cessation of craving, his mind was completely liberated. He attained to Full Enlightenment. The realisation dawned in him together with all psychic powers.

This wisdom and light that flashed and radiated under the historic Bodhi Tree at Buddha Gaya in the district of Bihar in Northern India, more than 2550 years ago, is of great significance to human destiny. It illuminated the way by which mankind could cross, from a world of superstition, or hatred and fear, to a new world of light, of true love and happiness.

The heart of the Teachings of the Buddha is contained in the teachings of the Four Noble Truths, namely,

1. The Noble Truth of Dukkha or suffering

2. The Origin or Cause of suffering

3. The End or Cessation of suffering

4. The Path which leads to the cessation of all sufferings

The First Noble Truth is the Truth of Dukkha which has been generally
translated as 'suffering'. But the term Dukkha, which represents rhe
Buddha's view of life and the world, has a deeper philosophical meaning.
Birth, old age, sickness and death are universal. All beings are subject
to this unsatisfactoriness. Separation from beloved ones and pleasant
conditions, association with unpleasant persons and conditions, and not getting what one desires - these are also sources of suffering and
unsatisfactoriness. The Buddha summarises Dukkha in what is known as the Five Grasping Aggregates.

Herein, lies the deeper philosophical meaning of Dukkha for it encompasses the whole state of being or existence.

Our life or the whole process of living is seen as a flux of energy
comprising of the Five aggregates, namely the Aggregatc of Form or the Physical process, Feeling, Perception, Mental Formation, and
Consciousness. These are usually classified as mental and physical
processes, which are constantly in a state of flux or change.

When we train our minds to observe the functioning of mental and physical processes we will realise the true nature of our lives. we will see how it is subject to change and unsatisfactoriness. And as such, there is no real substance or entity or Self which we can cling to as 'I', 'my' or 'mine'.

When we become aware of the unsatisfactory nature of life, we would
naturally want to get out from such a state. It is at this point that we
begin to seriously question ourselves about the meaning and purpose of life. This will lead us to seek the Truth with regards to the true nature of existence and the knowledge to overcome unsatisfactoriness.

From the Buddhist point of view, therefore, the purpose of life is to put an end to suffering and all other forms of unsatisfactoriness - to realise peace and real happiness. Such is the significance of the understanding and the realisation of the First Noble Truth.

The Second Noble Truth explains the Origin or Cause of suffering. Tanha or craving is the universal cause of suffering. It includes not only desire for sensual pleasures, wealth and power, but also attachment to ideas', views, opinions, concepts, and beliefs. It is the lust for flesh, the lust for continued existence (or eternalism) in the sensual realms of existence, as well as the realms of form and the formless realms. And there is also the lust and craving for non-existence (or nihilism). These are all different Forms of selfishness, desiring things for oneself, even at the expense of others.

Not realizing the true nature of one's Self, one clings to things which
are impermanent, changeable and perishable. The failure to satisfy one's desires through these things; causes disappointment and suffering.

Craving is a powerful mental force present in all of us. It is the root
cause of our sufferings. It is this craving which binds us in Samsara -
the repeated cycle of birth and` death.

The Third Noble Truth points to the cessation of suffering. Where there is no craving, there is no becoming, no rebirth. Where there is no rebirth, there is no decay. no old age, no death, hence no suffering. That is how suffering is ended, once and for all.

The Fourth Noble Truth explains the Path or the Way which leads to the cessation of suffering. It is called the Noble Eightfold Path.

The Noble Eightfold path avoids the extremes of self-indulgence on one hand and self-torture on the other. It consists of Right Understanding, Right Thought, Right Speech, Right Action, Right Livelihood, Right Effort, Right Mindfulness and Right Concentration.

These path factors may be summarised into 3 stages of training, involving morality, mental culture and wisdom.

Morality or good conduct is the avoidance of evil or unwholesome actions -- actions which are tainted by greed, hatred and delusion; and the performance of the good or wholesome actions, - actions which are free from greed, hatred and delusion, but motivated by liberality, loving-kindness and wisdom.

The function of good conduct or moral restraint is to free one's mind from remorse (or guilty conscience). The mind that is free from remorse (or guilt) is naturally calm and tranquil, and ready for concentration with awareness.

The concentrated and cultured mind is a contemplative and analytical mind. It is capable of seeing cause and effect, and the true nature of
existence, thus paving the way for wisdom and insight.

Wisdom in the Buddhist context, is the realisation of the fundamental
truths of life, basically the Four Noble Truths. The understanding of the Four Noble Truths provide us with a proper sense of purpose and direction in life. They form the basis of problem-solving.

The message of the Buddha stands today as unaffected by time and the expansion of knowledge as when they were first enunciated.

No matter to what lengths increased scientific knowledge can extend man's mental horizon, there is room for the acceptance and assimilation for further discovery within -the framework of the teachings of the Buddha.

The teaching of the Buddha is open to all to see and judge for themselves. The universality of the teachings of the Buddha has led one of the world's greatest scientists, Albert Einstein to declare that 'if there is any religion that could cope with modern scientific needs, it would be Buddhism'

The teaching of the Buddha became a great civilising force wherever it went. It appeals to reason and freedom of thought, recognising the
dignity and potentiality of the human mind. It calls for equality,
fraternity and understanding, exhorting its followers to avoid evil, to
do good and to purify their minds.

Realising the transient nature of life and all worldly phenomena, the
Buddha has advised us to work out our deliverance with heedfulness, as 'heedfulness is the path to the deathless'.

His clear and profound teachings on the cultivation of heedfulness
otherwise known as Satipatthana or the Four Foundations of Mindfulness, is the path for the purification of beings - for the overcoming of sorrows and lamentation, for the destruction of all mental and physical sufferings, for the attainment of insight and knowledge and for the realisation of Nibbana. This has been verified by his disciples. It is therefore a path, a technique which may be verified by all irrespective of caste, colour or creed.

Bhikkhu Mahinda
Sydney, Australia,
May 1997

(Source: Buddhist Council of New South Wales,
http://www.zip. com.au/~lyallg/ index.html )
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NEW YEAR MESSAGE FROM BHANTE MAHINDA

As we approach the new calendar Year of 2009, I would like to take this opportunity to remind you about the New Year resolutions.

You must have heard people talking about it. But what are the resolutions to make and how to make them?

Before you make your resolution for the New Year, please recall to mind of the good things you've done throughout the year 2008.

When you recall an action or an event which is good or wholesome you'll feel some joy & happiness in your hearts. That's how you'll recognise a good or wholesome action.

Try to recall of at least 3 of such actions or events which you participated. The practice of contemplation of virtues or merits is called SILÄNUSSATI. This will help to establish in you a sense of confidence in cultivating good or wholesome qualities. When you develop this skill you will find it very useful, especially when you are feeling somewhat low and depressed. The contemplation of virtues or merits will help to uplift your spirits and get out of your negative state of mind.

For example, those of you who have been to Bodhgaya for the Novitiate Programme, just recall to mind of this event and the time you spent under the Bodhi tree or in the sacred shrine or the meditation garden, observe the joy/happiness that arise in your heart. Similarly when you recall of how you saved the life of a cat or dog, or performed some other charitable act, you can feel the joy of doing good. That's how you'll be motivated to do more good things.

That's when you're ready to think of a few good things that you'll do for this coming year. Then you make a firm resolution to carry them out.

The thought of avoiding or overcoming certain bad habits (in body, speech or mind) is a good thought.

Basically we should all try to resolve to avoid all evil, to do the good and to purify one's own mind. But merely repeating the words is not good enough. You need to identify at least one bad habit that you'll try to quit and get rid off and at least one good thing you'll do again and again (such as cultivating metta or loving kindness throughout one full day a week. Then increasing to everyday and in every direction whether standing, walking or moving around, sitting or lying down. The thought of purifying your own mind is a good one. Resolve to go for longer retreats next year.

Once you've made these resolutions and you're happy, and quite comfortable with them, then go to the Buddha – to a shrine or a quiet and sacred spot – and make the resolution again & again until you've sure that's what you really want to do. Seek the blessings, guidance and protection from the Triple Gem so that you'll be able to fulfill your aspirations and overcome whatever obstacles that may arise. The good things that you wish to do are the aspirations. The resolutions you make is your determination, the effort and perseverance to fulfill your aspirations.

If your aspirations is to attend a month long retreat to purify your mind and if you so resolve to do it, then that resolutions will give you the strength and courage to do so thus fulfilling your aspiration.

ADITTHANÄ or resolutions/determination is one of the 10 Paramita or Perfections.

If you wish to do something and do not have the resolutions or determination, your mind tend to waver. You get into the situation where you're undecided yes, no, yes, no. If you are really resolved and determined to do something then the wavering disappears.

Remember how the Buddha made his resolutions under the Bodhi tree. He declared to himself:

"Let my body wither away, let my blood dry up.

I will not get up from this seat until I realise the Truth."

Such was the strength of his determination. This gave him the power to confront and overcome whatever challenges and threats that Mara had plotted and carried out against the Buddha.

The next thing to consider is that when making your resolution/determination you need to weigh and consider the pros and cons of the situation that you are in. You need to be fairly confident that what you wish to carry out is feasible.

If you go to that Bodhi tree now and make the resolution which the Buddha made, then you are in for big trouble. So take time to weigh and consider things.

That's why you need a few days to prepare your resolutions. You may list out all the things that you wish to do for the year. Then prioritise them. Which one more urgent, which one needs greater attention.

When you've decided then go to your favourite shrine or a quiet and sacred spot and declare your resolutions for the New Year. It is good if you can do it on the New Year day itself. Because somehow Jan 1 tends to make some people feel new, i.e. time for a change, a change for the better (however for those with wisdom everyday can be a New Year).

Once you are clear with your resolutions, repeat iT again and again. During that time you may make some adjustments and even drop off some things that you're not so confident with or even add on something that has arisen in your mind.

If your faith and confidence in the Triple Gem is established then seek blessings, guidance and protection so that you'll be able to fulfil all your aspirations for the year. After you've made your aspiration you don't have to cling on to them, reciting them day in day out. What you need to do is to learn to connect with your heart. Day by day practice the Dhamma with right effort, create the necessary conditions for your aspirations to be fulfilled. That's how your resolution will be accomplished.

Wishing you and all other members of your family and friends, a peaceful and Happy New Year.

P/S: Bhante wishes to thank all those who have done Bodhi puja and other prayer dedicated for his good health during the past few months. His health is now almost back to normal, but will be spending most of next year in self-retreat.
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Ven.Mahinda's 60th Birthday Celebration on 12 March'09 @ 7:45am


We are happy to let you know that in conjunction with Bhante Mahinda's 60th Birthday celebration, we will be conducting a puja/chanting session to dedicate merits for Bhante's good health, long life and happiness:

Date : 12th March 2009 (Thursday)
Time : 7.45am (Morning)
Venue : Meditation Hall, AlokaHouse @ Dana 1
2nd Floor, D8-9-2, Block 8,
Pusat Perdagangan Dana 1, Jalan PJU 1A,
47301 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor.

Please be at Alokahouse @ Dana 1 by 7.30am. After the puja/chanting session, there will be a live video feed with Bhante
from Aloka Meditation Centre, Sydney, Australia (approx. 11.30am Aust time).

We apologise for the inconvenient hour especially for those of you who are working, but the time for puja/chanting session has to be set in the morning in order to coincide with Australia's time (3 hours ahead of us) where they will be celebrating Bhante's birthday.

For further information, you may contact Sis. May Lin 012-213 5845.

Do invite your friends and relatives to come and join us in wishing Bhante "Happy Birthday" and showing Bhante our love, support and gratitude. Hope you can make it!

If you can't, do dedicate your merits to Bhante on this auspicious occassion.
Thank you.

With Metta,

Aloka Foundation
(59555-W)

THE ABBOT & THE ORPHAN - 1st Dhamma Cartoon Series

Imparting the Dhamma By MAJORIE CHIEW of THE STAR

The Abbot & The Orphan is a new cartoon series with a mission.
IN this age of the Internet, printed literature may not be as effective as multimedia in reaching out to the young.
That is why Ng Lid Sine, 47, has come up with a cartoon series, The Abbot & The Orphan, to capture the interest of children and teach them moral lessons along the way.
Ng has come up with a cartoon series, The Abbot & The Orphan, to capture the interest of the young and teach them moral lessons along the way.
“Children today are so privileged. They have everything, so they may find it difficult to grasp the dhamma (Buddhist teachings). I want to share with them the story of a child who has nothing, not even parents,” says Ng, who wrote the script for the series, inspired by his observations around the Buddhist Maha Vihara in Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur.

The Abbot & The Orphan revolves around an orphan named Butterfly (featuring the voice of Ng Zen Ian) who has nothing. He is cared for by a blind and old abbot (voiced by Vijaya Samaravickrama).
“The characters of the abbot and the orphan are a reflection of the unsatisfactory nature of life. The whole drama becomes a stage to display and unfold Buddha’s teachings,” explains Ng, who is animation director of Cartoon Workshop, a Selangor-based local production house for animated and educational series.
The Abbot & The Orphan – The Shrine, Episode 1 in English and Mandarin was recently released on DVD in conjunction with the 80th anniversary of the Buddhist Institute Sunday Dhamma School (BISDS) housed in the Buddhist Maha Vihara.
The school was set up in 1929 by the Sasana Abhiwurdhi Wardhana Society. The oldest Buddhist Sunday School in the country, it has over 1,300 students (aged six to 20) and 200 volunteer teachers and staff.
Vandana, a collection of Buddhist recitals in Pali during the puja (offering) ceremony, was also launched. This DVD includes Karaniya Metta Sutta, the discourse on loving-kindness recited by Buddhist monks to bless devotees. Both DVDs are produced by Cartoon Workshop and BISDS.
Cartoon Workshop executive producer Catherine Heng says: “The Abbot & The Orphan series consists of eight episodes. A team of animators took four months to produce the first 20-minute episode of the 3D animated series. Voice talents come from students and staff members of BISDS.”
Heng, a volunteer teacher at BISDS, says: “Some 4,000 copies of Vandana and The Abbot & The Orphan have been produced with donations from sponsors. The second DVD, The Abbot & The Orphan – Belief, Episode 2, is in the post-production stage and scheduled for release by middle of the year.

Butterfly is tricked by a fortune teller who gives him two ‘magic’ stones in exchange for the boy’s goats in The Abbot & The Orphan – Belief, Episode 2

“In this episode, Butterfly is tricked by a fortune-teller who gave him two magic stones in exchange for goats. The storyline is aimed at instilling awareness that one should not believe blindly but investigate the truth.”
heng adds that there are plans to host the animation series on the BISDS website (www.bisds.org) to make it easily available to the Buddhist community.
The animation project also nurtures the creative talents of the Sunday school attendees, especially the children.
Vineeta Serisena, deputy principal of BISDS and animation series consultant, says: “The animation series is appealing, yet simple enough for children to understand. It has a deeper meaning within.”
To coincide with the BISDS anniversary and to commemorate the 90th birthday anniversary of the late Ven K. Sri Dhammananda on March 18, CDs containing dhamma talks by Dhammanand were launched.
Dhammananda had given 5,600 dhamma talks locally and abroad. Those interested in sponsoring The Abbot & The Orphan series can contact 03-2274 1141.

MPSJ Draft Local Plan public hearing

Tuesday June 23, 2009
YB Ronnie Liu: Small part of Subang Ria Park can be developed
The Star reports by THO XIN YI and JADE CHAN at the Subang Jaya Draft Local Plan public hearing

THE Selangor state government will take steps to protect the interests of the landowner and the public with regards to the Subang Ria Park, said state local government, studies and research committee chairman Ronnie Liu.

“If we can convince the private company that owns the park land to keep most of it as a public amenity, we won’t say no to having a small part of it developed,” he said.

“It will be crazy for the state government to acquire it as the land cost for the 29.14ha park is estimated to be more than RM100mil.”

He said this at the second public hearing for the Subang Jaya Draft Local Plan yesterday which was chaired by state housing, building management and squatters committee chairman Iskandar Abdul Samad.

According to Iskandar, other issues raised during the hearing included the need for a crematorium and places of worship for non-Muslims, requests for a hospital, health clinics and activity centre for senior citizens, a link road between Taman Saujana Putra and Taman Lestari Putra as well as traffic congestion.

“Subang Jaya is a matured township but was planned without adequate amenities to cater to its large population,” said Liu.

“Most of the areas under the Subang Jaya Municipal Council’s (MPSJ) jurisdiction are already saturated with development, so the shortfalls have to be addressed and located in areas like Putra Heights.”
















The Buddhist Committee for the MPSJ Draft Local Plan, an umbrella group representing several Buddhist associations under the MPSJ’s jurisdiction, had highlighted the need for an additional provision of 38 Buddhist temples to cater to the community, as only one piece of land in Puchong Utama had been allocated in the draft local plan for this purpose.

“We urge the MPSJ to adhere to the Selangor Town and Country Planning Department’s guidelines in relation to the provisions for building places of worship for non-Muslims, which is one place of worship for every 2,600 devotees or 5,000 residents.

“This is to cater to the spiritual and religious needs of the estimated 239,533 Buddhist devotees out of the 561,918 residents in the MPSJ area,” said committee chairman Loka Ng.

The projection is based on the 2008 demographic figures derived from the Selangor Economic Planning Unit and Department of Statistics.

On the next step, Iskandar said all the feedback and objections would be compiled over the next three months by the State Planning Department, which is the hearing’s secretariat or the hearing committee.

“The secretariat will look into the comments to decide if these are relevant or not, then discuss and include them in the draft local plan.

“If the objection cannot be accepted, the secretariat will call the complainant to discuss the issue again on a case-by-case basis.

“The local plan will then be gazetted sometime early next year,” said Iskandar.

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Tuesday June 23, 2009
Decision on cemetery project in three months














THE Selangor state government has promised to make a decision on the cemetery project at the Ayer Hitam Forest Reserve in less than three months.

“This issue is beyond the state planning committee and will be discussed by the Selangor Economic Action Council (MTES).

“A special session will be held in July by the state executive councillors before we make a decision,” state housing, building management and squatters committee chairman Iskandar Abdul Samad said at the Subang Jaya Draft Local Plan hearing held at the Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ) complex yesterday.
It is here: Signature Campaign Teamwork members pointing out the land earmarked for the cemetery project. On the right is Ng.

A group of 20 residents, on behalf of the Signature Campaign Teamwork (SCT, which comprises representatives from Bandar Bukit Puchong, Taman Saujana Puchong, Gateway Puchong, Lestari Puchong and Mutiara Indah), submitted a memorandum to state tourism, consumer affairs and environment chairman Elizabeth Wong and MPSJ president Datuk Adnan Md Ikshan to reinstate their strong objection against the cemetery project.

“This cemetery, if built, will be located right next to our homes. We have been fighting for the abortion of this project since April 2004. We have asked the government to move the project to a place far away from residential areas.

“This is also to ensure that the Ayer Hitam Forest Reserve remains as it is to preserve the environment,” SCT member Ng Chee Kwong said.

He added that the court case pertaining to this issue had been put on hold indefinitely for the Selangor government to make a decision.

Meanwhile, former Kelana Jaya MP Loh Seng Kok, who represented the Lagoon Perdana Residents Association at the hearing, expressed his dissatisfaction towards the committee for starting the session late.

“It was supposed to start at 9am but was postponed for one hour and 15 minutes. We were told that the exco members had to attend a meeting at the State Secretariat Building. This shouldn’t be the case. They should arrange their schedule and should not keep us waiting,” he said.

One of the issues he raised at the hearing was the absence of a clinic in USJ for which the Federal Government had allocated RM8mil under the Ninth Malaysian Plan. “I don’t see this project indicated in this draft local plan,” he said.

State local government, studies and research committee chairman Ronnie Liu agreed that a public clinic was needed as an alternative to the private medical centres but said it was not easy to find land to build it.

“It might be built in Putra Heights, for example and I hope the people will understand,” he said.

Liu added that negotiations were now under way for an interchange to be built to link Seri Kembangan to the Kuala Lumpur-Putrajaya Dedicated Highway to ease traffic congestion.
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Decision on cemetery in Puchong to be known in 3 months

NST 2009/06/23 by Sheila Sri Priya

Iskandar Abdul Samad says cemetery issue needs to be discussed at the state level

SUBANG JAYA: Residents living around the Ayer Hitam Forest Reserve, in Puchong, will know in three months whether they will have a cemetery in their backyard.

State executive councillor Iskandar Abdul Samad told the residents at a public hearing on the Subang Jaya Local Draft Plan that a decision would be made by then on whether to gazette 22.2ha of the land in the forest reserve as a cemetery.

Residents living in Bandar Bukit Puchong, Gateway Puchong, Lestari Puchong, Mutiara Indah and Saujana Puchong objected to the plans to have a cemetery in the vicinity of their housing areas.

About 1,500 residents had submitted their objections against the plan to have the cemetery. The issue was first raised in 2004.

"We will inform the residents once the decision has been made. I think the cemetery issue needs to be discussed further at the state level," said Iskandar.

Another state executive councillor Ronnie Liu said the state was also aware that there was no crematorium in the Subang Jaya municipality.

Liu said Subang Jaya was a matured township which did not have many amenities such as places of worship for non-Muslims, a crematorium and also government hospitals or clinics.

"Since most areas are already developed, we need to find the space in the less developed areas to build these amenities. Finding a suitable site is the biggest challenge.

"But the public also need to welcome the idea of having a crematorium in their township," said Liu.

Four Buddhist associations -- the Subang Jaya Buddhist association; Fo Guang Buddhist Association of Malaysia USJ branch, Serdang; Seri Kembangan Buddhist Association; and Kinrara Metta Buddhist Society of Puchong had called for the provision of places for worship for non-Muslims here.

The representatives said based on the population projection in Selangor by the Selangor State Economic Planning Unit in 2006, there were more than 254,000 Chinese living in the Subang Jaya district.

"Subang Jaya has more then 240,000 Buddhist devotees. With reference to the guideline by the Ministry of Housing and Local Government, in relation to the provisions for building of places of worship for non-Muslims, there should be one place of worship for every 2,600 devotees or 5,000 residents.

"We should have about 38 Buddhist temples within the Subang Jaya district but we only have about six Buddhist temples," said Loka Ng, a spokesman for the Buddhist Committee on MPSJ Draft Local Plan which represents all the Buddhist associations.

On another issue, Liu said several senior citizens had also asked for a senior citizens' centre.

"Sabba danam dhamma danam jinati"

[The gift of Truth excels all other gifts]

" Namo tassa bhagavato arahato samma-sambuddhasa "
Homage to the Blessed One, Accomplished and Fully Enlightened One







"Happiness and suffering come from your own mind, not from outside. Your own mind is the cause of happiness; your own mind is the cause of suffering. To obtain happiness and pacify suffering, you have to work within your own mind."

- Lama Zopa Rinpoche, "The

"Go forth, for the good of the many, for the happiness of the many, out of compassion for the world, for the welfare, the good and the happiness of both gods and men. Let no two of you go in the same direction. Teach the Dhamma which is beautiful in the beginning, the middle and the end. Explain both the letter and the spirit of the holy life completely fulfilled and perfectly pure.(Anattalakkhana Sutta SN 22.59)"

KMBS CHARITY GOLF 11Sept'09, Friday@12:15pm--KelabRahmanPutra

Date: 11 September 2009, Friday
Registration & Luncheon @12:15pm
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Mode of Play: Stableford System 36
Venue: Kelab Rahman Putra, Sungai Buloh, Malaysia

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[KinraraMetta] Weekly Announcement 13-19 July '09

KINRARA METTA BUDDHIST SOCIETY (0589-05-7)
Address: 37-C, JALAN TK 1/11A, TAMAN KINRARA, 47180 PUCHONG, SELANGOR DARUL EHSAN, MALAYSIA.
[The 3rd Floor shoplot in front of Kinrara Army [TUDM] Camp, near Bintang Supermarket & A floor above Smart Reader Kids, Taman Kinrara, Puchong]



Dear Brothers & Sisters in the Dhamma,

May you be well and happy!

Welcome to join this week Dhamma Activities at KMBS from 13 to 19 July 2009:

1) FRIDAY DHAMMA TALK ON 17th JULY 2009

There will be a Dhamma Talk this Friday, 17 July 2009, by Bro. Chang Lin Chong.

Date : 17 July 2009, Friday

Time : 8.30 p.m. - 10.00 p.m.

Topic : The Noble Eightfold Path – Right Effort

Speaker : Bro. Chang Lin Chong

Biodata of Bro. Chang Lin Chong:

Bro Chang has acquainted with Buddhism when he was about 40 years old at Brickfields Vihara. He has attended the Dhamma Speakers Training Course and has started giving talks at various Buddhist centers around Klang Valley . He is also the member of various Buddhist institutions and has retired from the government service. Prior to his retirement, he was the Head of Economics and Industry development in a federal statutory body taking care of the oil palm industry. He is happily married with 2 daughters.

2) PARENTS APPRECIATION NIGHT ON 18TH JULY 2009

KMBS will be having Parents Appreciation Night Fellowship on the 18th of July 2009, Saturday from 6.45pm to 10pm. This event is a tribute to our dear Parents and will be organized and hosted by the Youth and children of KMBS Sunday Dhamma School . All parents, devotees and friends of the Dhamma are invited to this happy Dhamma event.

The night is full of fun, games and dedication to our Parents. Food is provided. Please invite family and friends to join us. Those who wish to contribute in any way, or for more information, kindly contact Bro Chew at 012-3727033.

Program for the Night is as follows:

6.45pm Arrival of Parents and Guests
7.00pm Buddha Puja
7.10pm Dinner is Served
8.00pm Speech by Organising Chairperson
8.05pm Speech by Lay Advisor
8.10pm Speech by President
8.15pm Entertainment/Games/Presentation for the Night
10.00pm Sharing and Transference of Merits
10.15pm Gotong Royong / Cleaning of Centre

3) NO SUNDAY SCHOOL, SUNDAY SERVICE AND SUNDAY DHAMMA TALK ON 19TH JULY 2009

There will be no Sunday School, Sunday Service and Dhamma Talk this Sunday.

4) SPECIAL DHAMMA TALK BY VEN PROFESSOR MEDAGAMA NANDAWANSA ON 21ST JULY 2009

There will be a Special Dhamma Talk by Ven Professor Medagama Nandawansa on next Tuesday, 21st July 2009

Date : 21st July 2009

Time : 8.30pm

Topic : The Buddhist Concept of Kamma

Biodata of Venerable Prof Medagama Nandawansa Thera’s Profile

Ven Prof M. Nandawansa Thera is a Professor in Pali and Buddhist studies at University of Ruhuna , Sri Lanka . Venerable has been the head department of Pali and Buddhist studies from 1998 – 2001, and Director, course unit coordinating office for faculty of humanities & social science from 2001 – 2008.

He is able to speak in 7 languages and an able translator of Buddhist texts and contributor to many Buddhist publications and conferences. Venerable has participated in several national and international seminars, conferences and has traveled quite extensively throughout Southeast Asia and Far Eastern countries, the United States of America , Canada , United Kingdom , etc.

5) DHARMA TUNES SHARING FELLOWSHIP NITE ON 1ST AUGUST 2009

KMBS will be participating in this fellowship organised by Dharma Tunes at the Tan Yew Lai Hilltop Centre, OUG on the 1st of August, Saturday evening from 7pm to 10pm. It will be a night of Buddhist Songs, Hymns and Fellowship and KMBS is one of the participating societies.

All devotees, Dhamma friends, parents and children are invited to this event. Kindly contact Sis Paru at 012-2878105 to confirm yr attendance as we need to cater for the food.

6) THE GIFT – FAMILY PROGRAM UNTIL END OF JULY, 2009

All parents, youth, children, teachers and Dhamma friends are invited to write about the gifts they have received in their lives and drop into the GIFT BOX in KMBS Centre. The box will be opened up at the end of July and the best story will be selected to be published into a book. Be aware of the numerous gifts you receive and give daily.

7) KMBS CHARITY GOLF & DINNER 2009 ON 11TH SEPTEMBER 2009





KMBS is organising a Charity Golf and dinner on 11 September 2009 (Friday) at Kelab Rahman Putra Malaysia as an activity in its Building Fund raising programme.

The fee for participation is RM300.00/pax for golf game and dinner. Non-golf participants are welcome to attend the 9-course dinner at RM80.00/pax.

We look forward to your generous support in this meritorious and worthy cause and at the same time to meet new friends, have fun, enjoy some entertainment and win some prizes. The KMBS building Fund Committee is also humbly seeking your help to promote and introduce this golf event to other golfers. You may also help to secure sponsorship for prizes, golfers’ goodies, auction items and advertisements in the souvenir booklet.

Again we thank you in advance for your kind supports. For further information, you may refer to the notice on the Notice Board or KMBS website (www.kinrarametta.org) or approach Building fund committee members. Registration forms are available on the desk or can be downloaded from KMBS website.

8) “DHARMA THRU DRAMA” COMPETITION 2009 ON 29TH AUGUST 2009

KMBS will be participating in an Inter-Dhamma School “Dharma Thru Drama Competition 2009” organized by Kajang Sunday Dharma School of Kajang Buddhist Centre in conjunction of its 10th Anniversary. The drama shall be based on one of the Jataka stories (the past lives of Gautama Buddha). We cordially invite interested Sunday Dhamma School children and youth to come forward and volunteer taking part in the KMBS drama team. Parents can play an active role in encouraging and giving support to your children in joining this meaningful activity. For further details, please contact Sis. Paru at 012-2878105.

9) VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO CLEAN KMBS CENTER

KMBS is a community based centre run by volunteers. A dedicated group of devotees has been selflessly working behind the scene by keeping KMBS center clean. We express our heartfelt appreciation and rejoice in the blessings accrued from their selfless service all these years. We fervently seek more volunteers who would like to help make the KMBS centre clean. A duty roster will be drawn up for the cleaning at weekly or fortnightly basis. Kindly contact Bro. Tham at 012-3057847.

10) KMBS ASPIRATION LIST

Buddhist prayer with aspirations is a practice to awaken our inherent inner capacities of strength, compassion and wisdom. It is a form of meditation, a practice of inner reconditioning. Buddhist prayer with aspirations replaces the negative with the virtuous and points us to the blessings of Life. Aspiration inspires our hearts towards wisdom and compassion for others and ourselves. It allows us to turn our hearts and minds to the beneficial, rousing our thoughts and actions towards Awakening. If we believe in something enough, it will become what we believe.

Therefore, we wish to promote right aspirations by inviting participation from you or your family. When you wish to make aspiration for the well being of others, we help to pray together after KMBS weekly Puja. Just write your aspiration on the form pasted on the notice board or submit personally to Sis Suh Chuen at 012-2993089 or suhwong@hotmail.com

All are welcome! Please bring along your family and friends.

May the blessings of the Noble Triple Gem be with you and your family always.

Regards with Metta,

Julie Tan
HP: +6 016-270 2120
Fax: +6 03-8075 7240
http://www.kinrarametta.org

KINRARA METTA BUDDHIST SOCIETY - 37-C, JALAN TK 1/11A, TAMAN KINRARA, 47180 PUCHONG, SELANGOR DARUL EHSAN, MALAYSIA. http://www.kinrarametta.org
[The 3rd Floor shoplot in front of Kinrara Army [TUDM] Camp, near Bintang Supermarket & A floor above Smart Reader Kids, Taman Kinrara, Puchong]

Lastest Buddhist Free Publication @ KMBS Centre

BEYOND THE HORIZON OF TIME BY VEN. DR.M. PUNNAJI



BUDDHISM & MODERN WORLD by Bhikkhu Dr Beligalle Dhammajoti
This Book is dedicated to our Kinrara Metta Buddhist Society Spiritual Advisor, Ven. B.Sri Saranankara Nayaka Maha Thera on his Birthday in 2008.

May Bhante be well, happy, healthy and live long to propagate the sublime Dhamma teachings for the happiness of all sentient beings!

With Metta,
David Karuna Tan
KMBS President

The Reality

Jack Kornfield on Meditation

Persatuan Peranakan Baba Nyonya KL/Selangor Gathering&Dance, Tenji Restaurant,Solaris Mont Kiara@18th April, 2009

Lastest PPBNKLS activity is Gathering and Dance in Tenji Japanese Buffet Restaurant in Solaris Soho KL, Mont Kiara on Sat 18th April 2009 evening. Great food and place to meet fellow Peranakans and friends. Ticket is RM75/head which is lower than the published price and it included live music.

Date: 18th April, 2009
Time: 7:00pm onwards
Venue: Tenji Restaurant, Jalan Solaris 2, Soho KL, Mont Kiara, Kuala Lumpur.

Please let me know if you are interested to go. RSVP me early to avoid disappointment. Thank you.

Best Regards,
Bro.Cedric Tan
Asst Hon Secretary
Peranakan Baba Nyonya Association Kuala Lumpur/Selangor
(peranakan_kl@yahoo.com.my)
PPBNKLS (2008)

Klang Valley Buddhist Societies Dhamma Activities

Buddhist Institute Sunday Dhamma School

Buddhist Maha Vihara
(Sasana Abhiwurdhi Wardhana Society & HQ of Buddhist Missionary Society of Malaysia)
Tradition: Sri Lanka Theravadan
Spiritual Advisor: Ven.K.Sri Dhammaratana Nayaka Maha Thera, Chief High Priest of Malaysia)
Address: 123, Jalan Berhala, Off Jalan Tun Sambathan (Brickfields), 50470 Kuala Lumpur.
Telephone: 603-2274 1141 / 2274 1886 ( Fax: 603-2273 2570 )
Email: info@buddhistmahavihara.com
BMV Website: www.buddhistmahavihara.com
Activities: Sunday 9.30am to 12 noon: Puja Service, Dhamma Talks, Buddhist Institute Sunday Dhamma School for Children & Adult 2.00 - 6.00pm: Dhamma Classes for Deaf & Meditation (self-practice)
Monday: 8.00pm Metta Bhavana (Loving-kindness Meditation Class)
Tuesday: 8.00pm Chanting Class
Thursday: 8.00pm Meditation Class
Friday: Afternoon & 8:00pm: Puja & Dhamma Talk
Saturday: 8.30 - 9.30pm Bodhi Puja, Meditation & Eight Precepts Program
Other regular activities:Blessing Services, Dana, Dhammaduta Tours, Fellowship, Full/New Moon, Free Publications, Library, Marriage Registration, Newsletter, Pujas, Welfare, Youth Section, Computer Tuition Classes Tadika Sudharma and other 2008

For Further information please call the BMV office.

BUDDHIST MAHA VIHARA

123, Jalan Berhala

Brickfields, 50470 KL

Tel No: 03-22741141

Buddhist Institute Sunday Dhamma School
Email: info@bisds.org
Website: http://www.bisds.org
Activities:Bookshop, Dana, Education, Examination, Fellowship, Information, Library, Logistics, Maintenance, Project, Publications, Puja, Refreshment, Registration, Resources, Security, Syllabus, Welfare, Youth Section, Choir, Dance, Guitar, Hamonica, Sports Group and other Annual Events.


All are welcome to attend the activities of BISDS @ BMV 123, Jalan Berhala, Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur ! May you all be well, happy & alert always !

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF VESAK

by Venerable Mahinda

The significance of Vesak lies with the Buddha and his universal peace message to mankind.

As we recall the Buddha and his Enlightenment, we are immediately reminded of the unique and most profound knowledge and insight which arose in him on the night of his Enlightenment. This coincided with three important events which took place, corresponding to the three watches or periods of the night.

During the first watch of the night, when his mind was calm, clear and purified, light arose in him, knowledge and insight arose. He saw his previous lives, at first one, then two, three up to five, then multiples of them .. . ten, twenty, thirty to fifty. Then 100, 1000 and so on.... As he went on with his practice, during the second watch of the night, he saw how beings die and are reborn, depending on their Karma, how they disappear and reappear from one form to another, from one plane of existence to another. Then during the final watch of the night, he saw the arising and cessation of all phenomena, mental and physical. He saw how things arose dependent on causes and conditions. This led him to perceive the arising and cessation of suffering and all forms of unsatisfactoriness paving the way for the eradication of all taints of cravings. With the complete cessation of craving, his mind was completely liberated. He attained to Full Enlightenment. The realisation dawned in him together with all psychic powers.

This wisdom and light that flashed and radiated under the historic Bodhi Tree at Buddha Gaya in the district of Bihar in Northern India, more than 2500 years ago, is of great significance to human destiny. It illuminated the way by which mankind could cross, from a world of superstition, or hatred and fear, to a new world of light, of true love and happiness.

The heart of the Teachings of the Buddha is contained in the teachings of the Four Noble Truths, namely,

The Noble Truth of Dukkha or suffering
The Origin or Cause of suffering
The End or Cessation of suffering
The Path which leads to the cessation of all sufferings

The First Noble Truth is the Truth of Dukkha which has been generally translated as 'suffering'. But the term Dukkha, which represents rhe Buddha's view of life and the world, has a deeper philosophical meaning. Birth, old age, sickness and death are universal. All beings are subject to this unsatisfactoriness. Separation from beloved ones and pleasant conditions, association with unpleasant persons and conditions, and not getting what one desires - these are also sources of suffering and unsatisfactoriness. The Buddha summarises Dukkha in what is known as the Five Grasping Aggregates.

Herein, lies the deeper philosophical meaning of Dukkha for it encompasses the whole state of being or existence.

Our life or the whole process of living is seen as a flux of energy comprising of the Five aggregates, namely the Aggregatc of Form or the Physical process, Feeling, Perception, Mental Formation, and Consciousness. These are usually classified as mental and physical processes, which are constantly in a state of flux or change.

When we train our minds to observe the functioning of mental and physical processes we will realise the true nature of our lives. we will see how it is subject to change and unsatisfactoriness. And as such, there is no real substance or entity or Self which we can cling to as 'I', 'my' or 'mine'.

When we become aware of the unsatisfactory nature of life, we would naturally want to get out from such a state. It is at this point that we begin to seriously question ourselves about the meaning and purpose of life. This will lead us to seek the Truth with regards to the true nature of existence and the knowledge to overcome unsatisfactoriness.

From the Buddhist point of view, therefore, the purpose of life is to put an end to suffering and all other forms of unsatisfactoriness - to realise peace and real happiness. Such is the significance of the understanding and the realisation of the First Noble Truth.

The Second Noble Truth explains the Origin or Cause of suffering. Tanha or craving is the universal cause of suffering. It includes not only desire for sensual pleasures, wealth and power, but also attachment to ideas', views, opinions, concepts, and beliefs. It is the lust for flesh, the lust for continued existence (or eternalism) in the sensual realms of existence, as well as the realms of form and the formless realms. And there is also the lust and craving for non-existence (or nihilism). These are all different Forms of selfishness, desiring things for oneself, even at the expense of others.

Not realizing the true nature of one's Self, one clings to things which are impermanent, changeable and perishable. The failure to satisfy one's desires through these things; causes disappointment and suffering.

Craving is a powerful mental force present in all of us. It is the root cause of our sufferings. It is this craving which binds us in Samsara - the repeated cycle of birth and` death.

The Third Noble Truth points to the cessation of suffering. Where there is no craving, there is no becoming, no rebirth. Where there is no rebirth, there is no decay. no old age, no death, hence no suffering. That is how suffering is ended, once and for all.

The Fourth Noble Truth explains the Path or the Way which leads to the cessation of suffering. It is called the Noble Eightfold Path.

The Noble Eightfold path avoids the extremes of self-indulgence on one hand and self-torture on the other. It consists of Right Understanding, Right Thought, Right Speech, Right Action, Right Livelihood, Right Effort, Right Mindfulness and Right Concentration.

These path factors may be summarised into 3 stages of training, involving morality, mental culture and wisdom.

Morality or good conduct is the avoidance of evil or unwholesome actions -- actions which are tainted by greed, hatred and delusion; and the performance of the good or wholesome actions, - actions which are free from greed, hatred and delusion, but motivated by liberality, loving-kindness and wisdom.

The function of good conduct or moral restraint is to free one's mind from remorse (or guilty conscience). The mind that is free from remorse (or guilt) is naturally calm and tranquil, and ready for concentration with awareness.

The concentrated and cultured mind is a contemplative and analytical mind. It is capable of seeing cause and effect, and the true nature of existence, thus paving the way for wisdom and insight.

Wisdom in the Buddhist context, is the realisation of the fundamental truths of life, basically the Four Noble Truths. The understanding of the Four Noble Truths provide us with a proper sense of purpose and direction in life. They form the basis of problem-solving.

The message of the Buddha stands today as unaffected by time and the expansion of knowledge as when they were first enunciated.

No matter to what lengths increased scientific knowledge can extend man's mental horizon, there is room for the acceptance and assimilation for further discovery within -the framework of the teachings of the Buddha.

The teaching of the Buddha is open to all to see and judge for themselves. The universality of the teachings of the Buddha has led one of the world's greatest scientists, Albert Einstein to declare that 'if there is any religion that could cope with modern scientific needs, it would be Buddhism'

The teaching of the Buddha became a great civilising force wherever it went. It appeals to reason and freedom of thought, recognising the dignity and potentiality of the human mind. It calls for equality, fraternity and understanding, exhorting its followers to avoid evil, to do good and to purify their minds.

Realising the transient nature of life and all worldly phenomena, the Buddha has advised us to work out our deliverance with heedfulness, as 'heedfulness is the path to the deathless'.

His clear and profound teachings on the cultivation of heedfulness otherwise known as Satipatthana or the Four Foundations of Mindfulness, is the path for the purification of beings - for the overcoming of sorrows and lamentation, for the destruction of all mental and physical sufferings, for the attainment of insight and knowledge and for the realisation of Nibbana. This has been verified by his disciples. It is therefore a path, a technique which may be verified by all irrespective of caste, colour or creed.
Bikkhu Mahinda
Sydney, Australia,
May 1997

(Source: Buddhist Council of New South Wales,
http://www.zip.com.au/~lyallg/index.html )

Reduce, Reuse & Recycle

Society: MBCS Centre
Date of activity: Daily
Time: 2 pm - 6 pm
Subject: Recycling old newspaper, magazine, plastic containers, computers, metals, old clothing etc
Address: 15 Jalan SS3/6, 47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Contact: Law Weng Kit 016-629 1836 Linda 012-631 0719 ( O) 03-7875 7808
E-mail:budiscop@gmail.com
Website:www.mbcs.org.my
Blog: hellow2death.blogspot.com


Everyone knows recycling means less trash going to our landfills. But the greatest environmental benefits of recycling are related not to landfills, but to the conservation of energy and natural resources and the prevention of pollution when a recycled material, rather than a raw material, is used to make a new product.
Why use a valuable material or product once, and then place it in your trash to be buried in a landfill or incinerated? Instead, divert that material for recycling, and capture the energy and resources already used to make that product. Since recycled materials have been refined and processed once, manufacturing the second time around is much cleaner and less energy-intensive than the first.

Setenang: Opportunities to Serve the Community

Society: Setenang Alam Buddhist Community
Website: http://www.setenang.org
Subject: Opportunities to Serve the Community

1. More Dhamma Teachers (English and Mandarin) needed at Montfort Boys Town

Setenang is looking for individuals who have an interest to impart Dhamma to Buddhist teenagers aged 16 to 18 years old on a regular basis (every Thursday) from 8 pm to 9 pm. No salary, no travelling allowance but you will have the satisfaction of touching the heart and mind of young people. Interested please contact Bro Wong Tin Song (012-3470492).

2. Four (4) Dhamma Teachers needed for National Service Participants Aged 18 at Kem Behrang, Perak

Setenang is looking for four (4) Dhamma teachers (both English and Mandarin) in one car load to Behrang National Service Camp near Tanjung Malim, Perak. Individuals staying near Petaling Jaya are preferred as we can car pool at Setenang Mayang Jaya. As the journey takes at least an hour, departing time from Setenang Mayang Jaya will be at 6.30 pm. We only need to be at the National Service Camp at Behrang, Perak once a month on Thursdays, 8 pm to 10 pm. Other weeks will be taken up by other groups. Interested please contact Bro. Wong Tin Song.

We were also been told that YBAM KL/Selangor State Liasion Committee is also looking for English Dhamma teachers at National Service at Kem Dengkil on Thursdays 8 pm to 10 pm. Interested please contact Bro. Wong Soo Soon (012-2928530).

With Metta,
For Setenang Alam Buddhist Community
Bro. Wong Tin Song
012-3470492
.....................................................................................

How Setenang plays its role in the community:

* Setenang is more than a place – it’s a group of beautiful people!

* It’s an organisation of like-minded people who want to work together in serving the spiritual needs of the community around us.

* We don’t come to work for Setenang; but come together to work for the community. Setenang is just a platform for us to function as a group effectively.

Klang Valley Buddhists Directory

1. Buddhist Maha Vihara
(Sasana Abhiwurdhi Wardhana Society & HQ of Buddhist Missionary Society of Malaysia)
Tradition: Sri Lanka Theravadan
Spiritual Advisor: Ven.K.Sri Dhammaratana Nayaka Maha Thera, Chief High Priest of Malaysia)
Address: 123, Jalan Berhala, Off Jalan Tun Sambathan (Brickfields), 50470 Kuala Lumpur.
Telephone: 603-2274 1141 / 2274 1886 ( Fax: 603-2273 2570 )
Email: info@buddhistmahavihara.com
BMV Website: www.buddhistmahavihara.com
Activities: Sunday 9.30am to 12 noon: Puja Service, Dhamma Talks, Buddhist Institute Sunday Dhamma School for Children & Adult 2.00 - 6.00pm: Dhamma Classes for Deaf & Meditation (self-practice)
Monday: 8.00pm Metta Bhavana (Loving-kindness Meditation Class)
Tuesday: 8.00pm Chanting Class
Thursday: 8.00pm Meditation Class
Friday: Afternoon & 8:00pm: Puja & Dhamma Talk
Saturday: 8.30 - 9.30pm Bodhi Puja, Meditation & Eight Precepts Program
Other regular activities:Blessing Services, Dana, Dhammaduta Tours, Fellowship, Full/New Moon, Free Publications, Library, Marriage Registration, Newsletter, Pujas, Welfare, Youth Section, Computer Tuition Classes Tadika Sudharma and other Annual Programmes.

1.1. Buddhist Missionary Society of Malaysia - Dhammavijaya Meditation& Retreat Center
Address: Jalan Dengkil, Dengkil, 45000 Sepang, Selangor, Malaysia.
Telephone No: 603-2273 0150 / Fax : 603-2274 0245
Email: webmaster@bmsm.org.my
Website :http://www.bmsm.org.my

1.2. Buddhist Missionary Society of Malaysia - Kajang Buddhist Center
Address: 4 Jalan Reko, 43000 Kajang, Selangor, Malaysia.
Telephone No: 603-2273 0150 / Fax : 603-2274 0245
Email: bmsmkajang@time.net.my
Website: http://www.bmsm.org.my

1.3. Buddhist Missionary Society of Malaysia - Kota Kemuning Buddhist Center
Address: 26, 2nd Floor, Jalan R31/R, Kota Kemuning, 40460 Shah Alam, Selangor.
Telephone No: 6019-2187898 / Fax : 603-2274 0245
Email: kkbc.info@gmail.com
Website: http://www.bmsm.org.my


1.4. Buddhist Institute Sunday Dhamma School
Spiritual Advisor: Ven.K.Sri Dhammaratana Nayaka Maha Thera, Chief High Priest of Malaysia
Address: 123 Jalan Berhala, Off Jalan Tun Sambathan (Brickfields), 50470 Kuala Lumpur,
Email: info@bisds.org
Website: http://www.bisds.org
Activities:Bookshop, Dana, Education, Examinatin, Fellowship, Information, Library, Logistics, Maintenance, Project, Publications, Puja, Refreshment, Registration, Resources, Security, Syllabus, Welfare, Youth Section, Choir, Dance, Guitar, Hamonica, Sports Group and other Annual Events.


2. Aloka Foundation of Malaysia
Spiritual Advisor: Ven.M.Mahinda Thera
Secretariat: Aloka House (Arogya Sdn Bhd)
Community Service Centre for Aloka Foundation Malaysia, Bukit Asahan, Off Tangkak, Tampin District, Negri Sembilan.
Tradition: Non-sectarian (Theravada/Mahayana/Vajrayana)
Address: , Block D9, Dana 1 Commercial Centre, Jalan PJU 1A/46, 47301 Petaling Jaya.[Officially Open on 21 December, 2008]
Activities: Metta Meditation, Dhamma Talks, Aloka Foundation Community Services,
Charity Services, Welfare Services, Transport to & from Alokarama, Good Heart Team & other Community Services for the Welfare & Happiness of many.
Telephone: 603-2273 3268 / Fax : 603-2273 7268
Email: info@alokafoundation.org
Website: http://www.alokafoundation.org

3. Ashoka Rama Buddhist Temple
Tradition: Burmese Theravada
Spritual Advisor: Ven. Dr. Zawana
Address: 19-3 Jalan Bandar 16, Pusat Bandar Puchong, 47100 Puchong
Contact: Ven. Dr. Zawana 016-6039058 or 03-5882 4300
Email: ven.zevan@yahoo.com
Website: http://ashokarama.multiply.com
Activities: Chanting, Dana, Dhamma Studies, Dhamma Talks, Meditation & Puja

Branch info: Ashoka Rama Buddhist Temple (2)
Lot 4131, Jalan Perkhidmatan U/19,
Kampung Baru Sungai Buloh,
47000 Sg. Buloh, Selangor.
Tel: 603-6156 0091 [Ven.Silavamsa]
Email: ven.zevan@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.geocities.com/pppbp/ashokarama

4. Asokaramaya Buddhist Temple
Tradition: Theravada
Abbot: Bhante Dhamma Siddhi
Address: 440 Lorong Ikan Emas 12, Kg Ampang Campuran, 68000 Selangor.
Tel/Fax No. 03-4297 2587.

5. Bandar Utama Buddhist Society
Tradition: Theravada
Spiritual Advisor: Ven.Saranankara
Address: 52, Jalan BU11/16, Bandar Utama, 47800 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Tel/ Fax : 603-77 ,
Email: bobsoc@gmail.com
Website: http://www.parami.org/bubs

6. 6. BLIA Malaysia Chapter 国际佛光会马來西亚协会
Address: 43, Jalan SS3/29, Taman University,
47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 7877 6512 Fax: 6(03) 7877 6511
E-mail: myfoguang@yahoo.com，admin@blia.org.my
URL: www.blia.org.my

6.1 BLIA YAD Malaysia Regional Subdivision 国际佛光会马來西亚佛光青年总团
Address: 2, Jalan SS3/33, Taman University,
47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 7874 0341 Fax: 6(03) 7876 4866
E-mail: yadmalaysia@blia.org，yadmy@blia.org.my
URL: www.blia.org.my

7. Buddha Bodhi Buddhist Association (Persatuan Penganut Buddha Bodhi KL) 1327
Tradition: Mahayana
Spiritual Advisor: Ven.
Address: 13C, 3rd & 4th Floor, Jalan Sultan, 50000 Kuala Lumpur.
Tel/ Fax : 603-20267605,
Email: info@bodhi.org.my
Website: http://www.bodhi.org.my

8. Buddhist Gem Fellowship
Tradition: Non-sectarian
Spiritual Advisor: Ven.B.Sri Saranankara Nayaka Maha Thera
Address: 60A, Jalan 19/3, 46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Telephone : 603-7954 8753, 7954 8750 Fax: 603-7567 1194
Email: buddhistgemfellowship-owner@yahoogroups.com
Website: http://bgf.buddhism.org

8.1. BGF Telephone Conselling Unit
Telephone : 603-7954 8753, 603-7954 8750 (Tues-Sat, 7.00-9.30pm.)
Email: buddhistgemfellowship-owner@yahoogroups.com
Website: http://bgf.buddhism.org

8.2. BGF Dhamma Reading Room (Library)
Address: 60A, Jalan 19/3, 46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Telephone : 603-7958 6741 Fax: 603-7880 3937
Email: dhammarr@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.geocities.com/dhammarr/index.htm

9. Buddhist Meditation Society
Tradition: Vajrayana, Drukpa Kagyu - Nyingma
Spiritual Director: H.E. Tsoknyi Rinpoche
Address: 43, Bandar Country Homes, Rawang 48000 Selangor
Phone: 03-6733 4608, 03-7728 6951
EMail: bms_enquiry@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.bms.org.my/index.html
Organising Chairman: Jeffrey Kee (Phone: 019-310 9661)
committee (English): Eddie Wong (Phone: 012 391 7009)

10. Buddhist Wisdom Centre (Theravada)
Address: No 36 Jalan SS 22/27, Damansara Jaya.
Tel: (603) 79568019, Fax: (603) 79567119
Spiritual Advisor: Ven. Sujiva
Meditation Sessions: Saturday and Sunday from 3.00 pm to 6.00 pm - individual practice. Guides are usually available for basic instructions.

11. Chempaka Buddhist Lodge
Tradition: Mahayana/Vajrayana
Spiritual Advisor: Master
Address: 60 Jalan SS 23/25, Taman Mayang Jaya, Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Telephone : 603-7880 3936 Fax: 603-7880 3937
Email: cblpj@streamyx.com, cplpj@tm.net.my
Website: http://chempaka.blogspot.com

12. Dhamma Mitta Buddhist Society
Tradition: Theravada & Mahayana
Spiritual Advisor: Master
Address: 14-1, Jalan 7/155, Taman Industri, Bukit OUG, 58200 Kuala Lumpur
Tel/ Fax : 03-7784 3077
Email: dhammamitta@hotmail.com
Web site: http://www.dhammamitta.org/index.html

13. Dhamma Rakhita Buddhist Centre
Tradition: Theravada
Spiritual Director: Sayadaw Ashin.Javana
Address: No.7-2, Jalan Bulan F U 5/F, Bandar Peringgiran Subang 2, Seksyen U5 Shah Alam 40150 Selangor

14. Dhamma Yongie Buddhist Centre
Tradition: Burmese Theravadan
Spritual Advisor: Ven. U Thadamo Daya
Address: 27-3A Jalan Bandar Dua Belas, Pusat Bandar Puchong, 47100 Puchong
Contact: Ven. U.Thadamo Daya 6012-667 1041
Email: saddhammo@yahoo.com
Activities: Chanting, Dana, Puja & Dhammaduta
Other info: 03-58824006

15. Dharma Drum Mountain Buddhist Information Centre
Tradition: Mahayana
Spiritual Advisor: Master
Address: 7, Jalan Changgai, 6/22, 46000 PJ, Selangor
Telelphone : 03-7960 0841, Fax: 603-7960 0842
Email: ddmmalaysia@gmail.com, ddm@myjaring.net
Website: http://www.dharmadrum.org http://www.ddm.org.my

16. Dhammakaya Meditation Centre, Malaysia
Tradition: Theravada Thai
Spiritual Advisor: Master
Address: 4-2, Jalan Puteri 5/1, Bandar Puteri 47100 Puchong, Selangor
Telelphone : 603-8063 1882, Fax: 603-8063 1882 H/P: +6017 331 1599
Email: boondan5gb@hotmail.com
Website: http://www.dmckl.com

17. Fo Guang Shan International Association Malaysia Chapter
Tradition: Mahayana
Spiritual Advisor: Master
Address: Wisma Fo Guang Shan, 2 Jalan 3/33, Taman University 473000 PJ, Selangor
Telelphone : 603-7877 6512, Fax: 603-7877 6511
Email: admin@blia.org.my
Website:http://www.blia.org.my

17.1. Fo Guang Shan Dong Zen Temple, Malaysia
Tradition: Mahayana
Spiritual Advisor: Master
Address: PT 2297, Jalan Sg.Buaya, 42600 Jenjarom, Selangor
Telelphone: 603-3191 1533, 603-7877 6533 Fax: 603-3191 1533
Email: info@fgs.org.my
Website: http://www.fgs.org.my

17.2. Persatuan Kebajikan Agama Buddha Selangor
Address: PT 2297, Jalan Sg. Buaya, 42600 Jenjarom,
Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 3191 1533, 3191 4304
Fax: 6(03) 3191 1467
E-mail : dongzen@fgs.org.my
查询 : info@fgs.org.my
URL: www.fgs.org.my

17.3 Dong Zen Institute of Buddhist Studies 佛光山东禅佛教学院
Address: PT 2297, Jalan Sg. Buaya, 42600 Jenjarom,
Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 3191 1593 Fax: 6(03) 3191 2537
E-mail : dzi@fgs.org.my

17.4 Fo Guang Yuan Art Gallery (Malaysia) 佛光缘美术館（东禅館）
Address: PT 2297, Jalan Sg. Buaya, 42600 Jenjarom,
Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 3191 1533, 3191 4304
Fax: 6(03) 3191 1467
E-mail : art@fgs.org.my

17.5 Persatuan Meditasi Fo Guang Shan Selangor 佛光文教中心
Address: 2, Jalan SS3/33, Taman University,
47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 7877 6533, 7877 6482
Fax: 6(03) 7877 6878
E-mail : pjfgs@fgs.org.my

17.6. Fo Guang Publications Sdn.Bhd. 佛光文化事业(马)有限公司(普门杂志)
Address: 43, Jalan SS3/29, Taman University,
47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 7877 2246, 7877 0246
Fax: 6(03) 7877 8246
E-mail : 佛光文化 publications@fgs.org.my
普门杂志 pumen@fgs.org.my
URL: www.fgp.com.my

17.7. F. G. S. Nam Fang Buddhist Missionary 佛光山南方寺
Address: 138-B, Persiaran Raja Muda Musa,
41100 Klang, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 3372 3280, 3371 5407
Fax: 6(03) 3373 9676
E-mail : nanfang@fgs.org.my

17.8. F. G. S. Bandar Baru Klang 佛光山巴生佛光缘
Address: 32A, Jalan Tiara 5, Bandar Baru Klang,
41150 Klang, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 3344 2261, 3344 2257
Fax: 6(03) 3342 0339
E-mail : klangbaru@fgs.org.my

17.9 F. G. S. Sekinchan 佛光山适耕庄禅净中心
Address: 41-42A & B, Jalan Bernam,
45400 Sekinchan, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel/Fax: 6(03) 3241 0220
E-mail : sekinchan@fgs.org.my

17.10. F. G. S. Telok 佛光山直落七宝禅净中心
Address: 1, Jalan Pandan, Tmn Dato' Hormat,
42500 Telok Panglima Garang, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 3122 6788 Fax: 6(03) 3122 8835
E-mail : telok@fgs.org.my

17.11. F. G. S. Cheng Lin Thong 八打灵清莲堂
Address: 2, Jalan 2/27, 46000 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 7782 1376 Fax: 6(03) 7781 0376

17.12. 吉隆坡 Kuala Lumpur

17.13. F. G. S. Sentul 佛光山冼都禅净中心
Address: 4, Jalan 13/48A,
The BOULEVARD Shop Office, Off Jalan Sentul,
Sentul Raya, 51000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 4041 9559, 4041 2998
Fax: 6(03) 4041 9591
E-mail: sentul@fgs.org.my

17.14. F. G. S. Da-Zhi Library 吉隆坡大智图书館
Address: 33, Jalan Enak, Off Jalan Ramah, Taman Gembira, 58200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 7984 7611, 7984 7612
Fax: 6(03) 7984 7613

17.15. F. G. S. Cheras 蕉赖六里村禅净中心
Address: 5-A, Jalan 22, Kampung Cheras Baru,
56100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 4280 3569

17.16. Water Drop Teahouse (PJ SS3) 滴水坊 八打灵大学园滴水坊
Address: 43, Jalan SS3/29, Taman University,
47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 7875 2800 Fax: 6(03) 7877 6525
E-mail: waterdrop@fgs.org.my

17.17. Water Drop Teahouse (Dong Zen) 东禅寺滴水坊
Address: PT 2297, Jalan Sg. Buaya, 42600 Jenjarom, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 3191 1593 Fax: 6(03) 3191 1467

17.18. Water Drop Teahouse (Bandar Baru Klang) 巴生新镇滴水坊
Address: 32A, Jalan Tiara 5, Bandar Baru Klang,
41150 Klang, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 3344 2261 Fax: 6(03) 3342 0339

17.19. Water Drop Teahouse (Nam Fang) 南方寺滴水坊
Address: 138-B, Persiaran Raja Muda Musa,
41100 Klang, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 3372 3280 Fax: 6(03) 3373 9676

单位

17.20 F. G. S. Malaysia (Admin Dept) 马來西亚佛光山书记室
Address: 43, Jalan SS3/29, Taman University,
47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 7877 6533 Fax: 6(03) 7877 6525
E-mail: myfgs@fgs.org.my，info@fgs.org.my

17.21 Humanistic Buddhist Reading Association (Malaysia) 人间佛教读书会(马來西亚总部)
Address: 43, Jalan SS3/29, Taman University,
47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 7877 6533 Fax: 6(03) 7877 6525
E-mail: reading@fgs.org.my
URL: www.fgsreading.org.my

17.22.Malaysia Fo Guang Scout (Headquarter) 马來西亚佛光童军团（总部）
Address: 43, Jalan SS3/29, Taman University,
47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 7877 6533 Fax: 6(03) 7877 6525
E-mail: scout@fgs.org.my

17.23. Fo Guang Shan Early Childhood Education Center 佛光山幼儿教育中心筹备处
Address: 43, Jalan SS3/29, Taman University,
47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 7877 6533 Fax: 6(03) 7877 6525
E-mail: child@fgs.org.my

17.24. F.G.S. Charity Medical Service 马來西亚佛光山慈善医疗组
Address: 2, Jalan SS3/33, Taman University,
47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 7877 6533 Fax: 6(03) 7877 6878
E-mail: charity@fgs.org.my

17.25. Malaysia F.G.S. Family (Headquarters) 大专佛光之家(总部)
Address: 2, Jalan SS3/33, Taman University,
47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 6(03) 7874 0341 Fax: 6(03) 7876 4866
E-mail: fgsfamily@fgs.org.my

17. Buddhism Education Center 佛陀教育中心
HAI TAO LIFE FOUNDATION (715889-P) 海涛生命基金会
Address: Lot 2-3-09G, 3rd Floor, Wisma Rampai,
Jalan 34/26, Taman Sri Rampai,
53300 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
电话: 603-4149 0333
传真: 603-4142 1969
电邮: haitaolf@gmail.com
网址: http://www.myhaitao.org
RHB Bank Berhad A/C No: 2-14165-00021983
开放时间: 8.30am - 6.00pm (星期一至星期五)

28.1 Hilltop Buddhist Society (see Maha Karuna Buddhist Society branch)
Tradition: Sri Lankan Theravada
off Jalan Awan Pintal,Taman Tan Yew Lai, 58200 Overseas Union Garden, Kuala Lumpur
Activities: Sunday Dhamma School, Chanting, Meditation, Dana & Puja
Other info: Tel: 03-7782 9427, 03-

18. Hoeh Beng Zen Centre
Tradition: Mahayana
Spiritual Advisor: Master
Address:18-A, Jalan Raja Bot, 50300 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Telelphone : 603-2692 9839, Fax: 603-2692 9925
Email: hoehbeng@hotmail.com
Website: http://www.dharmadrum.org http://www.ddm.org.my

19. Jetavana Cultural Resources
Tradition: Non-Sectarian
Address: Lot F64, 1st Floor, Bukit Raja Shopping Centre, Persiaran Bukit Raja 2, Bandar Bahru Klang, 41150 Klang Selangor
Telelphone : 603-3 , Fax: 603-3
Email: @hotmail.com
Website: http://www..org.my

20. Kadam Tashi Choe Ling
Address: No.15, Jalan 4/42 46050 Petaling Jaya Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia Selangor
Tradition: Vajrayana, Tibetan, Gelugpa
EMail: ooitan@hotmail.com
Teacher: Ven. Dagpo Tulku

21. Kechara House
Address: Kechara House 1: Lot 41 2a & 2b, Jalan PJU 1/3C, Sunwaymas Commercial Center. Kechara House 2 (Buddha Oasis) Lot 21-1 & 23-1, Jalan PJU 1/3G, Sunwaymas Commercial Center. Petaling Jaya Selangor 47301
Tradition: Vajrayana, Non-Sectarian, Gelugpa
Phone: 603 - 7806 4582 or 603 - 7803 3908
Fax: 603 - 7804 5862 or 603 - 7803 3108
EMail: kecharacare@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.kecharahouse.com/
Spiritual Director: H. E. Tsem Tulku Rinpoche

22. Khyenkong Karma Tharjay Dharma Society
Address: 19, Jalan 14/37 Petaling Jaya Selangor 46100
Tradition: Vajrayana, Karma Kagyu
Fax: 03-7726 7399
Spiritual Director: H.E. Beru Khyentse Rinpoche

23. Kinrara Metta Buddhist Society "KMBS"
Tradition: Sri Lankan Theravadan
Spiritual Advisor: Ven.B.Sri Saranankara Nayaka Maha Thera
President: Bro. David Karuna Tan 017-3450527
Address: 37C Jalan TK1/11A, Taman Kinrara, 47100 Puchong
Contact: Sis. Julie Tan 016-2702120
Website : http://www.kinrarametta.org
Activities: Sunday 9:30am-1pm: Puja Service, Dhamma Talks, Sunday Dhamma School for children [Sis.Paru 012-2878105]

Wednesday 8:30pm - 10.00pm: Metta Bhavana (loving-kindness meditation)
Thursday 8:30pm - 10:00pm: Chanting
Friday 8:30-10pm - Dhamma Talk
Sunday: 9:00am - 1:00pm - Sunday School & Dhamma Talk
Other info: Dana, Fellowship, Youth Section, Publications, Publicity, Newsletter, Welfare, Dhammadutta & Education Dept.

24. Klang and Coast Buddhist Association
Tradition: Non-sectarian
Spiritual Advisor: Ven. B.Saranankara Nayaka Maha Thera
Address: Lot 465 KM2, Persiaran Tengku Ampuan Rahimah, 41200 Klang, Selangor.
Telephone No: 603-3372 1902 / Fax : 603-3372 1902
email : k@
Website : www..org.my

1.3 Kota Kemuning Buddhist Centre (see BMSM Shah Alam Branch)

25. Kwan Inn Teng Foundation, PJ
Tradition: Mahayana
Spiritual Advisor: Master
Address: 7, Jalan Changgai, 6/22, 46000 PJ, Selangor
Telelphone : 03-7960 0841, Fax: 603-7960 0842
Email: ddmmalaysia@gmail.com, ddm@myjaring.net
Website: http://www.dharmadrum.org http://www.ddm.org.my

26. Ling Shan Buddhist Vihara Malaysia
Tradition: Hong Kong Mahayana
Spiritual Advisor: Master
Address: 87, Jalan Wawasan 3/1, Pusat Bandar Puchong, 47100 Puchong
Contact: 603-5882 6276
website : http://www.
Activities: Chanting, Meditation, Dana & Puja

27. Losang Dragpa Centre
Address: No.1, Jalan 17/21F Petaling Jaya Selangor 46400
Tradition: Vajrayana, Gelugpa (FPMT)
Phone: 03-7968 3278
Fax: 03=7956 7280
EMail: ldc01@streamyx.com
Website: http://www.fpmt-mal.org
Spiritual Director: H.E. La,ma Zopa Rinpoche

28. Maha Karuna Buddhist Society
Tradition: Sri Lankan Theravada
Spiritual Advisor: Ven.B.Sri Saranankara Nayaka Maha Thera
Address:17-G,-1,-2 Jalan Bulan FU 3/F, Bandar Pinggiran Subang 2, 40150 Shah Alam
Activities: Dhamma Camps, Seminars, Workshop, Dhamma Talks, Chanting, Meditation, Dana & Puja
Telephone: 03-7847 4661
Website : http://www.srilankabudtem.com
Email : slbt@pd.jaring.my

28.1. Branches: Maha Karuna Buddhist Society (Hill Top Branch)
Tradition: Sri Lankan Theravada
off Jalan Awan Pintal, Taman Tan Yew Lai, 58200 Overseas Union Garden, Kuala Lumpur
Activities: Sunday Dhamma School, Chanting, Meditation, Dana & Puja
Other info: Tel: 03-7782 9427, 03-

28.2. Maha Karuna Compassionate Homes
Tradition: Sri Lankan Theravada
57 Jalan Midah 2,Taman Midah, Cheras, 58200 Kuala Lumpur
Activities: Old Folk Homes, Chanting, Dhamma Talks, Meditation, Dana & Puja
Other info: Tel: 03-, 03-

29. Malaysia Nibbana Meditation Centre
Address: 2 Jln Sri Jelok 25, Taman Sri Jelok Kajang, Selangor 43000 Selangor
Tradition: Theravada
EMail: nibbanavihara@mnmc.org
Website: http://www.mnmc.org
Teacher: Venerable Kai Zhao

30. Malaysia Vipassana Meditation Society
Tradition: Mahayana
Spiritual Advisor: Master
Address: 7, Jalan Changgai, 6/22, 46000 PJ, Selangor
Telelphone : 03-7960 0841, Fax: 603-7960 0842
Email: ddmmalaysia@gmail.com, ddm@myjaring.net
Website: http://www.dharmadrum.org http://www.ddm.org.myn: Mahayana

31. Malaysian Buddhist Co-operative Society Limited
Spiritual Advisor: Ven.B.Sri Saranankara Nayaka Maha Thera
Address: No. 15 Jalan SS3/6, 46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Telelphone : 603-7875 2808, Fax: 603-7877 7799
Email: budiscop@tm.net.my
Website: http://budiscop.tripod.com

32. Manjushri Kadampa Centre
Tradition: Vajrayana
Spiritual Advisor:
Address: 11 A-A, Jalan SS 22/23, Damansara Jaya 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Telelphone : 603-7722 1502, Fax: 603-7722 1502
Email: info@meditateinkl.org
Web site: http://www.meditateinkl.org

33. Metta Hermattage
Tradition: Theravada
Spiritual Advisor:
Address: 1, Jalan Angkasa, 48100 Batu Arang, Selangor
Telelphone : 6019-2379244, Fax: 603-7
Email:guru2603@hotmail.com

34. Mudita Buddhist Society "MBS"
Tradition: Sri Lankan Theravadan
Spiritual Advisor: Ven.B.Sri Saranankara Nayaka Maha Thera
President: Bro. Albert Tan
Address: Jalan Stesen, Klang, Selangor
Contact: Bro. Albert Tan 01 -
Activities: Sunday 9:30am-1pm: Puja Service, Friday Dhamma Talks, Sunday Dhamma School for children [Sis.Helen Too 01 - Secretary]
Emails: muditabuddhistsociety@gmail.com or helentoo@hotmail.com

35. Nalanda Buddhist Society
Tradition: Theravadan
Spiritual Advisor: Ven.B.Sri Saranankara Nayaka Maha Thera
Address: 3356, 1st Floor, Jln.18/31, Taman Seri Serdang 43300 Seri Kembangan, Selangor.
Telephone No: 603-8948 8055 / Fax : 603-8948 8055
Email: info@nalanda.org.my
Website: http://www.nalanda.org.my

36. Ngagyur Nyingmapa Buddhist Society
Address: 23 Jalan PBS 14/2 Taman Perindustrian Bkt Serdang Seri Kembangan Selangor 43300
Tradition: Vajrayana, Nyingma
Affiliation: Nyingma
Phone: 03-8941 5899
Fax: 03-4294 5698
EMail: info@ngagyurnyingmapa.org
Website: http://www.ngagyurnyingmapa.org/
Spiritual Director: Yango Rinpoche

37. Nyaung Kan Aye Meditation Society
Tradition: Burmese Theravadan
Siritual Advisor: Sayadaw Nyaung Kan Aye
Address: 10-2-5 & 10-3-5, Jalan Sri Jati, Off Jalan Puchong, Batu 6, 58200 KL
Contact: Ven. Nya Nissara 017-6484179
Website :
Activities: Chanting, Meditation, Dana & Pujas
Other info: Tel: 03-77828800 Fax: 03-77822100

38. Padmasambhava Buddha Dharma Society
Address: 49 Jalan Kasawari 3 Taman Eng Ann Klang Selangor 41150
Tradition: Vajrayana, Nyingma
Affiliation: Nyingma
Phone: 03-334 14 067
Fax: 03-334 40 212
EMail: mypadmasambhava@yahoo.com

39. Pertubuhan Budhis Manju Suddhi
Tradition: Mahayana
Address: No:257, Sungai Chua, 43000 Kajang, Selangor, Malaysia. Kajang Selangor 43000
EMail: info@pbms.org.my
Website: http://www.pbms.org.my
Main Contact: Yong Yuen Choy EMail (Phone: 012-3609958)

40. Persatuan Penganut Buddha Puchong (Puchong Buddhist Association)
Tradition: Mahayana
Spiritual Advisor: Master
Address: 41, Jalan Intan 2/7, Taman Puchong Intan, 47100 Puchong
Contact: 6016-2977821
Website : http://www.jaring.my/mba
Activities: Chanting, Meditation, Dana & Puja

41. Persatuan Buddhist Malaysia, Cawangan Puchong (MBA Branch)
Tradition: Mahayana
Spiritual Advisor: Master
Address: 12-2-5 & 12-3-5, Jalan Sri Jati, Off Jalan Puchong, Batu 6, 58200 KL
Contact: Bro. Lai Hong Chen
website : http://www.mba.net.my
Activities: Chanting, Meditation, Dana & Puja
Other info: Tel: 03-7781 3343, 7781 3345 Fax: 03-7781 3345

42. Persatuan Buddhist Puchong
Tradition: Mahayana
Spiritual Advisor: Master
Address: , Jalan TK1/11, Taman Kinrara, 47100 Puchong
Contact: Ven.
website : http://www.pba.net.my
Activities: Chanting, Meditation, Dana & Puja
Other info: Tel: 03-8075, Fax: 03-8075

43. Puchong Pu Man Shan Tau Buddhist Temple
Tradition: Mahayana
Address: No.60 Jalan TK7, Seksyen 7, Batu 8, Taman Kinrara, 47100 Puchong
Contact: 03-80701140
Other info: Tel: 016-4110354; 012-2038734

44. Ratnashri Buddhist Centre
Address: No.5, Jln 1/3, Petaling Jaya Selangor 46000
Tradition: Vajrayana, Tibetan, Drikung Kagyu
Affiliation: Drikung Kagyu
Phone: 60-16-2028088
EMail: ratnashripj@gmail.com
Website: http://www.dharma-media.org/ratnashripj/
Notes and Events: Ratnashri Buddhist Centre was officially consecrated by H.H. Drikung Kyabgon Chetsang and Ven.Sik Per Yen on the 3rd September, 1999.

45. Sakyamuni Dharma Centre
Tradition: Vajrayana
Spiritual Advisor: Master
18, Jln 18/17, Tmn Kanagapuram, 6th mile Old Klang Road, 46000 Petaling Jaya
Tel/Fax: 03-7781 3441, Email:buddha8@tm.net.my
Contact: Sis. Christine Liew 019-241 5781

46. Sau Seng Lum Medical Centre on Stroke & Dialysis
Tradition: Mahayana
Spiritual Advisor: Ven. Chang Heng
Address: 7, Jalan 1/5, Section 1, 46000 Petaling Jaya , Selangor
Email : rbssl@po.jaring.my , customercare@sausenglum.org
Website: http://www.sausenglum.com.my Donation Hotline : 603-7782 7546 / 603-7782 4092 Activities: Medical services, Stroke, Dialysis, Meditation, Dana & Puja Fax: 603-7783 7842

46.1. Sau Seng Lum Medical Centre on Stroke & Dialysis
Tradition: Mahayana
Address: Lot Pt-39480, Jalan Industri PBP3, Taman Indusri Pusat Bandar Puchong, 47100 Puchong, Selangor
Telephone: 603-5882 9181 / Fax: 603-7783 7842
Website : http://www.sausenglum.com.my
Activities: Medical services, Stroke, Dialysis, Meditation, Dana & Puja

46.2. Sau Seng Lum Exhibition Center
Tradition: Mahayana
Spiritual Advisor: Ven. Chang Heng
Address: , Taman Putra Perdana, Dengkil, Selangor
Email : rbssl@po.jaring.my , customercare@sausenglum.org
Website: http://www.sausenglum.com.my Donation Hotline : 603-7782 7546 / 603-7782 4092 Activities: Medical services, Stroke, Dialysis, Meditation, Dana & Puja Fax: 603-7783 7842

47. Selangor Buddhist Vipassana Meditation Society
Tradition: Theravadan
Siritual Advisor:
Address: 29-B, Jalan 17/45, 46400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Telephone: 603-7955 0596, Fax: 603-7955 0596
Website : http://www.sbvms
Email : sbvms@hotmail.com ; sbvms@xoommail.com

48. Selangor Malaysian Buddhist Association
Address: 197, Batu 3, Jalan Klang Lama, Kuala Lumpur
Activities: Chanting, Meditation, Dana & Puja
Other info: Tel: 03-7982 3191, (Ms. Leong, Vice-President)

48. Serdang Buddhist Association
Tradition: Mahayana
Spiritual Advisor: Master
Address: 29-B, Jalan 17/45, 43300 Seri Kembangan, Selangor
Telephone: 603-8942 5011 / Fax: 603-8942 5011
Website : http://www.
Email :

49. Setenang Alam Buddhist Community
Tradition: Theravada/Mahayana/Vajrayana
Address: Jalan SS 26/7, Taman Mayang Jaya, Petaling Jaya, 47301 Selangor [Shifted out pending new address]
Activities: Sunday Dhamma School, Dhamma Workshops, Youth Camps, Fellowship, Dhamma Discussion, Chanting, Meditation, Dana, Puja etc.
Contact: Bro. Wong Tin Song 012-3470492
Website : http://www.setenang.org
Email : @hotmail.com

49.1. Branches: Setenang USJ 21
Address: No. 6, Level 1, Jalan USJ 21/6, UEP Subang Jaya, 47601 Selangor
Activities: Sunday Dhamma School, Fellowship, Dhamma Discussion, Chanting, Meditation, Dana, Puja etc.
Contact: Bro. Chong Boo Eik (017-8860 778)
Website : http://www.setenang.org

49.2. Setenang Equine Dhamma Reading House (Library)
Address: 7 Jalan KP 2/16, Kota Perdana Bandar Putra Permai, 43300 Seri Kembangan, Selangor.
Contact: Bro. Wong Tin Song 012-3470492
Website : http://www.setenang,org

50. Shah Alam Buddhist Society
Address: 19, Jalan Congkak 32/41, Bukit Rimau, 40460 Shah Alam, Selangor
Telephone: 03-5121 5182/012-322 5219 (Bro.Chuah), 016-3077133 (Bro.Benny Liow).
Website : http://www.sabs.com.my

50.1. Sri Muda Buddhist Centre (No more in existence/ vacant)
Add: 1A, TINGKAT 1, JLN. HIJAYAT 25/85, TMN. SRI MUDA, 40400 Shah Alam, Selangor
Telephone: 03-5121 5182/012-322 5219 (Bro.Chuah).
Website : http://www.sabs.com.my

52. Sirimingala Dhammayon Buddhist Meditation Centre
Tradition: Burmese Theravada
Spritual Advisor: Asri Kay Mar Sara
Address: 62A, 1st Floor, Jalan TK1/1, Taman Kinrara, Batu 7, 47100 Puchong
Contact: Asri Kay Mar Sara 6012-2814836
website : http://www.
Activities: Chanting, Meditation, Dana, Puja & Dhammaduta
Other info: Contact Bro. Tun 012-2580317 or 03-80751000

53. Sri Lanka Buddhist Temple, Sentul, KL
Tradition: Sri Lanka Theravadan
Spiritual Advisor: Ven.B.Sri Saranankara Nayaka Maha Thera
Address: Lot 85, Jalan Tujuh Off Jalan Sentul, 51000 Kuala Lumpur
Contact: Ven.B.Sri Saranankara Nayaka Maha Thera
Telephone: 603-4041 9459, 4041 9490 Fax: 603-4041 0119
Website : http://www.srilankabudtem.com
Email : slbt@pd.jaring.my

53.1 Metta House(Old Folks) Setapak
Tradition: Sri Lankan Theravada
No.2 Jalan Perusahaan Satu, 53200 Kuala Lumpur
Activities: Managed Old Folks, Chanting, Dana & Puja
Other info: Tel: 03-, 03-

54. Subang Jaya Buddhist Association
Address: 12593 Jalan Kewajipan, SS13, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor.
Tel: (603) 5634 8181, 5631 5299, Fax: 603-5631 5262
Web site: http://www.sjba.org/
Email: sjba@post1.com (Enquiry), sjba@po.jaring.my (Administrative)
Activities: Sunday 9.00am: Short talk for beginners to the temple and newcomers to Buddhism 9.30am to 12 noon: Puja Service,Dhamma Talks, Teen Quest Gathering, Sunday Dhamma School for children 2.00 - 6.00pm: Meditation (self-practice)
Monday: 8.30pm Metta Bhavana (loving-kindness meditation)
Tuesday: 8.30pm Dhamma Talk
Thursday: 8.30pm Sutta Study, Mandarin Dhamma Class
Friday: 8.30pm Youth Section Gathering, English Dhamma Class
Saturday: 4.00pm Pali Chanting

55. Sungai Long Buddhist Society
Address: 7-2, Jalan SL 1/3, Bandar Sungai Long, 43000 Kajang, Selangor.
Contact: Ms. Ng Cheng Sim @ 012-3126122, Ms. Thang Mee Yuen @ 013-3612755
Website : http://www.slbuddhists.org
Email : info@slbuddhists.org

56. Thean Hou Temple (Persatuan Hainan Sel & W.P)
Tradition: Mahayana
Address: 65, Persiaran Endah, Off Jalan Syed Putra, 50460 Kuala Lumpur.

57. Thrangu Dharma Society (UKKF)Tradition: Vajrayana
Address: No.29, Jalan 12/21A, 46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel.; 603-79588548 Fax.; 603-7541402, Email: tdspj@bigfoot.com
Resident Lama; Lama Lodrö Thaye
Web page: http://www.geocities.com/tdspj/main.html

58. Ti-Ratana Welfare Society
Tradition: Non-sectarian
Spitual Advisor: Ven.K.Sri Dhammaratana Nayaka Maha Thera, Chief Ven.of Buddhist Maha Vihara, Brickfields, KL.
Address: 16106 Jalan 13B, Salak South Bahru, Desa Petaling, 57100 Kuala Lumpur
Telephone: 603-7988 1818, 7981 2121 / Fax: 603-7988 1888
Website : http://www.tiratana.org.my
Email : admin@tiratana.org.my

58.1 Ti-Ratana Welfare Society Gombak Branch
Tradition: Non-sectarian
Address: Bahru, Gombak,
Telephone: 603-7988 1818, 7981 2121 / Fax: 603-7988 1888
website : http://www.tiratana.org.my
Email : admin@tiratana.org.my

58.2. Ti-Ratana Community Centre, Bangsar HQ
Tradition: Non-sectarian
Address: Wisma Ti-Ratana,
17, Lorong Ma’arof, Bangsar, 59000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Tel: 03-2287 3800 / Fax: 03-2287 4800
website :http://www.tiratana.org.my
Email : admin@tiratana.org.my

58.3. Ti-Ratana Community Centre, Pancala Branch
Tradition: Non-sectarian
Address: Tel: 03-2287 3800 / Fax: 03-2287 4800
website :http://www.tiratana.org.my
Email : admin@tiratana.org.my

58.4. Ti-Ratana Community Centre, Klang
Tradition: Non-sectarian
Address: 12 A-B Jalan Kasawari 5, Taman Eng Ann, Klang

Tel: 603-3343 3909 / Fax: 03-3343 3909
website :http://www.tiratana.org.my
Email : admin@tiratana.org.my


58.5. Ti-Ratana Lumbini Garden, Puchong
Tradition: Non-sectarian
Spiritual Advisor: Ven. K.Sri Dhammaratana Nayaka Maha Thera
Resident Monk: Ven.Visuddhi
Contact: 03-8062 8196(O); Bro. Too Kok Thai 012-314 2577
Website : http://trybs.blogspot.com
Activities: Volunteers needed to activate, Full Moon & New Moon Services, Sunday Dhamma School(commences on June 8, 2008), Youth Development Programmes, Youth Camps, Fun Fairs, Charity Events etc.
Other info: http://www.ti-ratana.org.my [Main web] Seeking voluteers & youth Dhammafarers.

59. Tham Wah Wan, Than Hsiang KL & Selangor Branch
Tradition: Non-sectarian
Spiritual Advisor: Ven. Sing Fa, Ven. Fa Yun
Address: 196, Batu 3 1/4 mile, Old Klang Road, 58000 Kuala Lumpur.
Telephone: 603-7983 2290, 7984 7942 / Fax: 603-7987 8984
Website : http://www.thanhsiang.org/kl
Map http://www.thanhsiang.org/kl/articles/s-education/MA-BudStudies/TWW-map.pdf
Contact info: Bro. CS Ooi 012 5842236

60. Triple Gem Centre (TGC)
Tradition: Theravadan
Spiritual Advisor: Ven.Dhammavuddho
Address 1: 9, Jalan SS 26/7, Taman Mayang Jaya, 43300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Address 2: Uptown, Damansara
Telephone: 603-7804
Website : http://triplegemcentre.multiply.com
Email : tanengchyemy@yahoo.com

61. Tzu Chi Continuing Education Centre (Klang)
Tradition: Mahayana
Spiritual Advisor:
Address: 3-1, 1st Floor, Lorong Batu Nilam, 3B, Bandar Bukit Tinggi, 4200 Klang, Selangor.
Telephone: 603-3324 8006 / Fax: 603-3324 2118
Website : http://www.tzuchimalacca.com
Email : tzuchi.edu@gmail.com

61.1. Tzu Chi Foundation Malaysia (Klang)
Tradition: Mahayana
Branches: Address: 74, Jln.Dato Dagang 24, Desa Idaman2, Taman Sentosa, 41200 Klang
Telephone: 603-5161 2048 /Fax: 603-5161 7686
Website : http://www.tzuchimalacca.com
Email : tzuchiklang@gmail.com

61.2. Tzu Chi Foundation Malaysia (PJ)
Address: 43-49C, 3rd Floor, Jalan SS 25/2 Taman Bukit Emas 47301Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Telephone No: 603-7880 9048 / Fax : 603-7880 8158
Website : http://www.tzuchimalacca.com
Email : tzuchi.edu@gmail.com

61.3. Tzu Chi Jing Si Book & Cafe (Klang)
Address: 3-1, 1st Floor, Lorong Batu Nilam, 3B, Bandar Bukit Tinggi 41200 Klang, Selangor.
Telephone No: 603-3324 8001 / Fax : 603-3324 2218
Website : http://www.tzuchimalacca.com
Email : tzuchi.edu@gmail.com

62. United Trungram Buddhist Fellowship
Address: No.3 Jalan SS3/39, Taman University, Petaling Jaya Selangor 47300
Tradition: Vajrayana, Tibetan, Karma Kagyu, Trungram Tradition
Affiliation: United Trungram Buddhist Fellowship
Phone: (03) 78745399
Fax: (03) 78744771
EMail: malaysiafellow@utbf.org
Website: http://utbf.org/en/centers/city/malaysia.php
Teachers: Khenchen Rinpoche, Lobpon Rinoche, Aten Tulku Rinpoche, Bergong Rinpoche
Spiritual Director: Trungram Gyaltrul Rinpoche

63. Upakara Kalyana Mitta Buddhist Association - "UKMBA"
Tradition: Non-sectarian
Spiritual Advisor: Ven.B.Sri Saranankara Nayaka Maha Thera
Telephone: Sis.Loh Sau Cheong 03-2562335,
Email: lohsc99@tm.net.my
Web site:http://www.ukmba.org.my

64. Xi Chao Bao Ern Buddhist Vihara
Address: 352,Belakang Jalan Pasar 68000 Ampang, Selangor, Malaysia Selangor
Tradition: Mahayana
EMail: guoneng@pd.jaring.com
Contact: Ven. Sik Guo Neng

65. Yayasan Guan Yin
Address: Lot 313,3rd Flr, Block E, Amcorp Mall,18 Jln.Persiaran Barat, 46050 Petaling Jaya
Tradition: Vajrayana, Kagyu, Nyingma, Gelug, etc.
Phone: 03-7957 9077 / Fax: 03-7956 9066
EMail: ygy@myjaring.net
Website: http://www.guanyin.org.my/

66. Young Buddhist Association of Malaysia 'YBAM'
Address: 9, Jalan 25/24, Taman Mayang, 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Telephone No: 603-7804 9154, 7804 9157 / Fax : 603-7804 9021
Website : http://www.ybam.org.my
Email : ybam@streamyx.com

67. Yun Yang Temple
Tradition: Mahayana Zen
Spiritual Advisor: Master Ru Sun
Address: Lot E, Jalan TPP 5/1, Taman Perindustrian Puchong, 47100 Puchong
Contact: CEO Bro. Alex Chen 016-8193999
website : http://www.yunyangtemple.org.au
Activities: Chanting, Meditation, Dana & Puja
Other info: Tel: 012-

68. Wisma Buddhist (Persatuan Buddhist Malaysia, Bahagian Negeri Selangor/KL) 雪隆分会
Tradition: Mahayana
Spiritual Advisor: Master
Address: 113, 3 ¼ Miles, Jalan Klang Lama
58000 Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: 03-79815595 ; 03-79826407

68.1 Persatuan Buddhist Malaysia, Cawangan Puchong 蒲种支会
Address: 12, 2 & 3 floor，Jalan Sri Jati 2
Taman Sri Jati, off Jalan Puchong,
58200，K.L.

68.2 Persatuan Buddhist Malaysia, Cawangan Ampang 安邦支会
Address: No.77，Jalan Besar Ampang，
68000，Ampang，Selangor

69. Zheng Xin Buddhist Association
Traditions: Mahayana/Theravada
Spiritual Advisors: Ven Yin Shun, Ven Tsang Hui & Ven. Mahinda Thera
Address: 10-3 Jalan Persiaran Puteri 1, Bandar Puteri Puchong, 47100 Puchong
Contact: Sis. Soo Chin 012 -608 2788
website : http://www.myzhengxin.org
Activities: Chanting, Meditation, Dhamma Discussion, Dana, Puja, Publication, Newsletter [anloo@yahoo.com] & Sunday Dhamma School [Sis. Ong Yen Lee 012 - 336 3988]
Other info: Tel: Mr. Eric Keng (President) 012-278 4722

70. Zurmang Kagyud Buddhist Society
Address: 31-2A & 2B, Jalan PJU 1/3C Sunway Mas Commercial Center 47301 Petaling Jaya
Tradition: Vajrayana, Zurmang Kagyu
Fax: 03-5634 0115
EMail: zurmangmalaysia@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.zurmangkagyud.org/main.html
Spiritual Director: H.E. Zurmang Ghawang Rinpoche

71. Sukhi Hotu (Buddhist Bookstore & Publisher)
Address:D9-6-1,Block D9, Dana 1 Commercial Centre, Jln.PJU 1A/46, 47301 Petaling Jaya.sukhipjmap.jpg (JPEG Image, 685x436 pixels )
Tradition: Non-Sectarian
Phone: +6 03 7806 2833 / Fax: +6 03 7806 2733
Email: shotu@streamyx.com
Main Contact: Aaron Lee (Phone: +603-7806 2833)

Notes and Events: We are a Buddhist bookstore & publisher based in Petaling Jaya Selangor (outskirts of Kuala Lumpur) and we support/cater to the Buddhist community within Malaysia & beyond. We specialize in English Buddhist books, Meditation aids & materials, relaxing & devotional CDs, Audio and video materials for the body, mind, spirit; high quality Japanese & Indian Incense, Candles, unique Buddha images, dhamma publications and more. We have another outlet in Penang (north of Kuala Lumpur) Malaysia as well. Looking forward to your visit or email.

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Main Buddhist Centres in Malaysia

Main Buddhist Centres in Malaysia other than Buddhists in Klang Valley

Perlis & Kedah
1. Buddhist Hermitage Lunas
Address : Lot 297, Kampong Seberang Sungai, 09600 Lunas, Kedah, Malaysia.
Email :budherm@tm.net.my

2. Central Kedah Buddhist Association
Address :5-F, Jalan Kampung Baru, 08000 Sungai Petani, Kedah, Malaysia.
Tel: 604-421 2929
Fax: 604-421 8755
Email : buddhistkedahtengah@yahoo.co.cn

3. Changlun Buddhist Association
Address :
Email :

4. Gurun Buddhist Association
Address :
Tel: 6012-420 9662
Fax: 604-
Email : yonghao09@yahoo.com

5. Jitra Buddhist Association
Address : c/o Klinik Won, 27A, Pekan Jitra 2, 06000 Kedah, Malaysia.
Tel: 604-917 1515, 917 1106
Fax: 604-
Email :

6. Kedah Buddhist Association
Address : 1961-A Jalan teluk Wanjah, 05200 Alor Setar, Kedah, Malaysia.
Tel: 604-731 6144; 012-4109866
Fax: 604-
Email :aikpoe@yahoo.com

7. Perlis Buddhist Society
Address :
Tel: 604-976 4406
Fax: 604-
Email :haieng@streamyx.com

8. Sammaditthi Meditation Group
Address :
Tel: 6012-430 7168
Fax: 604-
Email :keysay88@gmail.com

9. Simpang Empat Buddhist Society
Address : Lot 2832, batu 7, Simpang Empat, Belakang Pejabat Pos, 06650 Alor Setar, Kedah, Malaysia.
Tel: 604-764 1684
Fax: 604-764 1684
Email :

Penang
1. Balik Pulau Buddhist Hermitage
Address :c/o 21, Jalan Hilir Sungai Burung, 11000 Balik Pulau, Penang.
Tel: 604-866 9827
Fax: 604
Email :

2. Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple
Address : 24 Lorong Burmah, 10250 Penang, Malaysia.
Tel: 604-890 5625
Fax: 604
Email :

3. Mahindarama Buddhist Temple
Address : 2 Kampar Road, 10460 Penang, Malaysia.
Tel: 604-282 5944
Fax: 604-282 0232
Email :admin@mahindarama.com

4. Malaysian Buddhist Association
Address : 182, Burmah Road, 10050 Penang, Malaysia.
Tel: 604-226 2690
Fax: 604-226 3024
Email :

5. Than Hsiang Temple
Address :132, Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah, 11900 Bayan Lepas, Penang, Malaysia.
Tel: 604-641 4822
Fax: 604-642 1896
Email :

6. Vivekavana Solitude Grove
Address :
Email :
Website:http://www.geocities.com/vivekavana/website/index.htm

7. Young Buddhist Association of Malaysia, Administration Center
Address :
Tel: 604-659 1598
Fax: 604
Email :

Perak
1. Buddhist Meditation Society Sitiawan
Address :
Tel: 605-254 0691
Fax: 605-
Email :

2. Buddhist Society Ipoh
Address :12, Jalan Tambun, Taman Tambun, 31400 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia.
Tel: 605-254 0691
Fax: 605-4
Email :


3. Ipoh Buddhist Dhamma Association
Address: 108, Jlaan Raja Kam, Canning Garden, 31400 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia.
Tel: 6012-506 8020, 016-5202705
Fax: 605-
Email:ibdark@streamyx.com, kclung@streamyxcom

4. Nirodharama Meditation Centre
Address :
Email :

5. Persatuan Buddhist Hilir Perak
Address :
Email :

6. Sasanarakkha Buddhist Sanctuary
Address : c/o 28 & 30(1st Floor), Jalan Medan Taiping 4, Medan Taiping, 34000 Taiping
Tel: 605-841 1198
Fax: 605-841 1198
Email :sbsmail@pd.jaring.my
Website: http://www.sasanarakkha.org

7. Taiping Bodhi Langka-Ram Buddhist Association
Address :
Email :


Negeri Sembilan

1. Seremban Buddhist Vihara
Address :
Email :

2. Sudhamma Buddhist Society
Address :
Email :


Melaka

1. Buddha Sasananuggaha Society
Address :
Email :

2. Dhammacakka Buddha Vihara
Address :
Email :

3. Seck Kia Eenh Temple
Address :
Email :

4. Wat Jinaraja
Address :
Email :

Johor

1. Batu Pahat Insight Meditation Society
Address :
Email :

2. Bhaddekaratta Hermitage
Address :
Email :

3. Metta Lodge Buddhist Centre
Address :
Email :

4. Santisukharama Meditation Centre
Address :
Email :

5. Wat Chang Vihara
Address :
Email :

Pahang

1. Kuantan Buddhist Association
Address :
Email :

Terengganu

1. Persatuan Buddhist Kemaman
Address :
Email :



Kelantan


1. Bukit Kecil Meditation Centre
Address :
Email :

2. Mettarama Meditation Centre
Address :
Email :

3. Persatuan Wakaf Bharu
Address :
Email :

Sabah & Sarawak

1. Beaufort Buddhist Association
Address :
Email :

2. Buddha Dhamma Centre
Address :
Email :

3. K K. Tzer Ying Buddhiam Research Society
Address :
Email :

4. Kuching Bhagavan Buddhist Society
Address :
Email :

5. Kuching Dhamma Vihara Buddhist Centre
Address :
Email :

6. Lawas Buddhist Association
Address :
Email :

7. Sabah Vipassana Meditation Society
Address :
Email :

8. Sandakan Buddhist Fellowship Society
Address :
Email :

9. Santavana Forest Hermitage
Address :
Email :

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IMPROVING THE SERVICE DELIVERY SYSTEM IN KLANG VALLEY AS AT 1 JULY 2007


Purpose:
An initiative to improve the service delivery
system of Government agencies in Klang Valley

*To accelerate the achievement of excellence in service
delivery for agencies within the Klang Valley;
• To push the implementation of Electronic Government in
the Klang Valley for more efficient, fast, quality, safe and
people friendly services that will have an impact on the
public;
• To ensure that by 2010, the implementation of the
electronic government in the Klang Valley be used as an
example for the implementation to the rest of the country;
and
• To support the Broadband Push program

*VISION
Delivering services through an integrated and connected Klang Valley

*MISSION
To Strenghten/Enhance the Government Service
Delivery System within Klang Valley, through the use of
ICT, to deliver efficient, fast, quality, safe and people
friendly services that will have an impact on the public