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On 20 October, in conjunction with the opening of “The Lotus Sutra – A Message of Peace and Harmonious Coexistence,” a forum was held at the SGI Asia Culture and Education Centre (SGI ACEC). Research fellows from the Institute of Oriental Philosophy (IOP) Eiichi Tsutaki and Dr Takako Kajikawa presented their insights on “The Lotus […]
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On 20 October, “The Lotus Sutra – A Message of Peace and Harmonious Coexistence” exhibition was officially opened at the SGI Asia Culture and Education Centre (SGI ACEC) by Yayasan Sultanah Fatimah chairperson Mejar Cina Datuk David Wong Khong Soon. Also in attendance as a special guest was Prof Emeritus Tan Sri Dato’ Dr Dzulkifli
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On 16 September, Harmoni Soka Arts and Culture held a closing ceremony for the “Blossom of Hope: SGM Art Collection” exhibition. The exhibition attracted nearly 16,000 visitors from its opening on 7 October 2023 until 15 September 2024. Some visitors of the exhibition shared their impressions, stating they were moved by the serene atmosphere and
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On 29 September, psychiatrist Dr Lai Mee Huong delivered a talk on teenagers’ mental health at the SGM Sarawak Culture Centre, attracting an audience of 105 participants. During her presentation, Dr Lai highlighted the issues of school bullying and emotional abuse, and underscored the crucial role parents play in their teenage children’s mental and emotional
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At the invitation of the Ministry of Tourism, Arts, and Culture (MoTAC), SGM participated in the Putrajaya Cultural Festival held from 20–22 September at Dataran Putrajaya with the theme, “Unity through Arts and Culture.” Diverse communities were invited to showcase the nation’s rich cultural heritage. SGM introduced Chinese culture
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SGM held the Elementary Level and Youth Level 3 study examinations on 14 and 15 September at 37 venues nationwide, with a total of 710 candidates participating. Buddhist study exams are held to inspire a lifelong commitment to learning and applying Nichiren Daishonin’s teachings. Beyond passing the exam, the true purpose is to help deepen
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On 1 September, the esteemed contemporary Chinese calligrapher Wang Dongling delivered an enlightening art talk titled “Traversing Time, Beyond Imagery: The Art of Wang Dongling’s Cursive Script” at Wisma Kebudayaan SGM. The event, coorganised by SGM and Malaysia Seal Carving Association, attracted some 350 participants on-site and online. After an opening remark by SGM General
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On 8 September, SGM Johor oraganised the “Seeds of Hope and Action” (SoHA) exhibition at SJKC Foon Yew 5, Johor Bahru, promoting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to 1,800 students. Principal Lee Siew Think praised the event as highly meaningful, encouraging students to put what they have learnt into practice. Meanwhile, SGM Johor chairperson Dato’
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On 1 September, SGM Melaka hosted a donation campaign at its culture centre, where 65 packs of blood were collected. The National Cancer Society of Malaysia also offered HPV cervical cancer vaccinations on-site. Following this, on 8 September, both SGM Sabah and SGM Pahang organised blood donation campaigns. SGM Sabah conducted its event at the
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On 30 August, Raja Puan Muda Perak Tunku Soraya Almarhum Sultan Abdul Halim Mu’adzam Shah officially opened the “Worlds of Wonder” International Art Exhibition at the SGM Perak Culture Centre. The exhibition was coorganised by SGM Perak, Asian International Art Stream, Malaysia Perak Art Society, and Malaysian Tourism, Creativity, and Culture Vision Organisation (PROTAC). It
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