- Kenny Lim Kheng Lai (2003)
- Kang Beng Chin (1997)
- Lim Ley Kah (1999)
- Jonathan Oon (1994)
- Khoo Sin Dee (1998)
- Khoo Chong Sing (1999)
- Khoo Hwa Siew (1999)
- The Tik Hong (1996)
- Lee Yean Fang (2003)
- Yap Yu Kang (2000)
- Yap Mui Keok (2001)
- Yvinne Lim (2000)
- Leong Bee Go (1998)
- Lim Siew Kee (1998)
- Chan Gwo Yann (1998)
- Then Kwi Yoke (1998)
- Angeline Seow (1999)
- Kong Poh Yee (2001)
- Tor Geok Tin (1998)
- Ooi Wei Nien (1999)
- Low Chii Yih (1998)
- Lai Koon Hon (2000)
- Leong Yew Meng (1999)
- Gooi Poh Suat (1996)
- Eric Ho (2001)
- Ting Bin Che (1998)
- Tung Wai Hau (2001)
- Tan Lay Koon (1997)
Monday, March 16, 2009
List of Participants (Updated on 11 April 2009)
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Anumodana!
**Quote **
Anumodana is a difficult word to translate into English. Literally, it means "rejoicing together," but it can also mean approval and encouragement.
The tradition of Buddhist monks' giving anumodana to donors of food and other requisites goes back to the time of the Buddha.
**unquote **
I thought maybe I should say my Anumodana to all the people that have helped in organizing or going to participate in this camp. I know it is not easy to organize one, but I wish for everyone that help in organizing this camp will be blessed with a happy mind, lighter heart, and with more peace and joy. Also I know, those that have signed up for this camp have good intention, may it for the benefit of themselves/others or for the support for this camp. For those that can’t make it, still considering , still thinking, … whatever your choice is, may it benefit you utmost. I hope non of us will have negative feeling whether you join or not join for this camp.
We all still have long road to travel together in the future. May you all be well and happy.
Daanañca peyya-vajjañca..."
Generosity, kind words, beneficial action,
And treating all consistently,
in line with what each deserves:
These bonds of fellowship (function) in the world
like the linchpin in a moving cart.
Now, if these bonds of fellowship were lacking,
A mother would not receive
the honor & respect owed by her child,
Nor would a father receive
what his child owes him.
But because the wise
show regard for these bonds of fellowship,
They achieve greatness and are praised.
Note: These verses are from the Sangaha-vatthu Sutta (Discourse on the Bonds of Fellowship), Anguttara Nikaya IV.32.
Anumodana is a difficult word to translate into English. Literally, it means "rejoicing together," but it can also mean approval and encouragement.
The tradition of Buddhist monks' giving anumodana to donors of food and other requisites goes back to the time of the Buddha.
**unquote **
I thought maybe I should say my Anumodana to all the people that have helped in organizing or going to participate in this camp. I know it is not easy to organize one, but I wish for everyone that help in organizing this camp will be blessed with a happy mind, lighter heart, and with more peace and joy. Also I know, those that have signed up for this camp have good intention, may it for the benefit of themselves/others or for the support for this camp. For those that can’t make it, still considering , still thinking, … whatever your choice is, may it benefit you utmost. I hope non of us will have negative feeling whether you join or not join for this camp.
We all still have long road to travel together in the future. May you all be well and happy.
Daanañca peyya-vajjañca..."
Generosity, kind words, beneficial action,
And treating all consistently,
in line with what each deserves:
These bonds of fellowship (function) in the world
like the linchpin in a moving cart.
Now, if these bonds of fellowship were lacking,
A mother would not receive
the honor & respect owed by her child,
Nor would a father receive
what his child owes him.
But because the wise
show regard for these bonds of fellowship,
They achieve greatness and are praised.
Note: These verses are from the Sangaha-vatthu Sutta (Discourse on the Bonds of Fellowship), Anguttara Nikaya IV.32.
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