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SGM General Director Koh Sia Feai was invited to the launch of an exhibition catalogue published by LLG Cultural Development Centre, held on 21 October at the Memorial Lim Lian Geok. The launching ceremony was witnessed by some 50 attendees. He offered his heartfelt congratulations on the publication which commemorates a Chinese calligraphy and painting […]
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On 21 October, SGM Kuala Lumpur organised an activity titled “Youth Talk Talk” at its culture centre in Cheras, attended by 938 youth members, including 188 Soka friends. Under the theme “My Peers Are Doing Better Than Me,” four youth division members shared their experiences on work, interpersonal relationships,
“Youth Talk Talk” Encourages Youths to Live a Noble Life Read More »
On 14 October, Melaka Youth and Sports Department held a sports day at the Melaka International Trade Centre in Ayer Keroh. Eighteen SGM members from Melaka assisted in organising a 3km walk. The event, aimed to encourage the public in leading a healthy lifestyle, was opened by Chief Minister YAB Datuk Seri Utama Ab Rauf
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On 14 October, SGM Justice Group held an online legal forum themed “Staying Calm in a Traffic Accident”, participated by over 550 people and moderated by a pupil in chambers Tee Wei Xiang. As one of the speakers, attorney Jason Kong shared some common causes of road accidents and discussed several real-life cases involving modified
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On 13 to 15 October, SGM Pahang and The Art House coorganised the “Mogeng 5 – The Art House Ink Painting Exhibition” at the SGM Pahang culture centre, showcasing 81 ink paintings by veteran artist Lai Tiew Seong and his students. The three-day exhibition drew 935 visitors. During the opening ceremony on 14 October, Cao
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On 8 October, SGM General Director Koh Sia Feai delivered a study lecture at the SGI Asia Culture and Education Centre. The lecture was also broadcast to 60 venues nationwide, with over 4,500 SGM leaders and members in participation. He explained that Nam-myoho-renge-kyo is Shakyamuni Buddha’s highest teaching which enables the practitioners to attain enlightenment
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A sharing on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) titled “SDGs Talk! Things You Didn’t Know” was held at the Soka Peace Centre Malaysia (SPCM) on 7 October. SGM young women’s division member Lok Swee May shared the need to reflect on one’s lifestyle and take action to save the planet. Meanwhile, senior psychologist Wong Siew
On 1 October, SGM Johor collaborated with Enche’ Besar Hajjah Khalsom Hospital and Sultanah Nora Ismail Hospital to organise blood donation campaigns at the SGM Kluang centre and the Rivercity Business Park in Batu Pahat respectively. A total of 117 packs of blood were donated. SGM Kluang centre Rivercity Business Park Later on
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SGM Kuala Lumpur, Johor and Kedah held the “Seeds of Hope and Action” (SoHA) exhibition at 14 locations in September and October 2023 to promote sustainable living. From 9 September to 15 October, SGM Kuala Lumpur organised the exhibition at 10 locations, namely SMK Damansara Jaya, SMK Taman Sea, SJKC Puay Chai, SMK Kelana Jaya,
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On 24 September, SGM Perak held a series of activities at its culture centre to promote the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). A health talk was delivered by Dr Lim Shu Jiann who specialises in chiropractic care. He spoke about the common spinal issues and elaborated on their causes, symptoms and preventive measures. Later, a physiotherapist
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