Yoon Kee’s sense of low self-esteem always made him blame his father for not giving him a good life.

Krishnan and Deswari’s dedication to helping others enabled them to comprehend the deeper purpose behind their challenges.

Yu Wei had once gambled to the point of losing everything. Subsequently, he was diagnosed with depression and schizophrenia, leading him to contemplate ending his life.

I discovered that while it appeared that I was encouraging others, I was in fact more profoundly encouraged in return.

Upon encountering Nichiren Buddhism, Swee May was able to transform her family karma into her own mission.

I have been a teacher for deaf youths for over 20 years. Each day, I strive to help deaf youths break through their limitations, contribute to society and live with dignity and confidence.

Through practising faith and carrying out his own human revolution, Bernard is now actively involved in SDGs movements and is contributing to environmental protection.

After a change in mindset, it was incredible how I found myself wanting to treat patients like family and making an effort to truly listen to their words. My colleagues also noticed that I was more energetic and confident.

Yin Peng’s commitment to family harmony transformed her family’s karma and enabling them to spread happiness to others.

In the span of three-and-a-half years, I saw my career skyrocketing from just an analytics lead focused on integrating maps and technology to a director at an urban regeneration organisation.

Vivian Chong used to be a hot-headed person who was prone to temper tantrums. She realised that she had to start with herself to change the situation. 

Wastewater management is directly connected to the sustainable development of a city. Hence, my work is closely associated with environmental sustainability.

Concerned about global issues, Hwa Chong has taken a keen interest, especially in environmental issues. 

My name “Sadira” means “lotus” in the Persian language. Growing up, my family had always been plagued by financial problems and it worsened after my twin sisters were born.

It was the hope-filled philosophy that enabled Jael Yee to walk out of the dark abyss and live with a positive attitude.

Many think that these patients are “weak.” But for me, the smiles on their faces give me the strength to continue working with passion. Everyone at the National Cancer Society of Malaysia has a mission to fulfil.

“I want to be the one who blazes the trail, and I want to be the one who completes the journey.”

One day, I apologised after having an argument with a friend. I would have never admitted my mistakes and apologised in the past. The changes in me surprised many.  I began to learn to live with correct values and consideration for the welfare of others.

Though faced with illnesses again and again, she was never afraid of anything.

President Ikeda once said: “Those who have suffered the most will become the happiest.” I’ve engraved this guidance in my life and have now become the protagonist of a rewarding and fulfilling life!

Having lost hope and feeling confused about her future, it was through faith that Wendy realised the limitless possibilities contained in life.

I am currently the head of a branch of a centre for children with special education needs since April 2019. Other than teaching students, we have to guide their parents. I am also responsible for administrative work at the branch.

In the spirit of “not one left behind,” I called each and every student to understand their situation. I then divided my students according to the app I would use to conduct my classes – Zoom, WhatsApp and WeChat.

Wong Siew Lee never really loved herself in her childhood.

I regard every student I encounter as my own child, ensuring not only their subject mastery but also their positive character and emotional growth.