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Is contentment an obstacle to aspiration? When should one be content or aspire to improve their circumstances? In Week Five, the National University of Singapore Buddhist Society is heartened to have Venerable Sayalay Sujata in the sessions to share with participants this tension between the two attitudes and how they may be resolved. Venue is at Science, S16 Level 4 Room 37 (S16-0437). Sign up via this RSVP link here: https://nus.campuslabs.com/engage/event/8854525 We hope to see you there!

Hello everyone! Here is the RSVP link for our session later: https://nus.campuslabs.com/engage/event/8832624 The venue is as stated previously to be at S16 Level 4 Room 37 (S16-0437). See you later!

Today's the last day for signups as it starts tomorrow! Slots are limited so remember to sign up :) Form will be closed tnight 2359

Some information to take note of this workshop: 1. The Koru Mindfulness is 4 x 75min. It is ok if the participant indicates upfront that he can only attend only 3 out of the 4 lessons. But he must commit to the 3 lessons. 2. Each participant needs to install and register the Koru App (Android or iOS). 3. Each participant is encouraged to do 10min daily silent practices. 4. The reading material for this course is the book "The Mindful Twenty-Something). https://www.newharbinger.com/9781626254893/the-mindful-twenty-something/ This book can also be borrowed from NLB. https://nlb.overdrive.com/media/3044954

Hello everyone! In this semester we are having a Koru Mindfulness Workshop that spans across four sessions. This has been typically quite well-sought after from our experience (this is fully funded) but there are only a maximum of 12 slots, so if you are interested please sign up as soon as possible! We would need interested participants to sign up by Wednesday night as the first session would start on Thursday. Here is the sign up link: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=Xu-lWwkxd06Fvc_rDTR-glLvS65_QrBIi-j-BJsq1-NUOERSWVFBU1lFVEVCR05YSU0xVjJEVEVBNS4u

This week, the National University of Singapore Buddhist Society is fortunate to be featuring Brother Pee Eng, a Certified Teacher in the mindfulness for student program, to come down during this session to help participants understand the concept of Mindful Eating Venue is at Science, S16 Level 4 Room 37 (S16-0437). The RSVP link will be given at a later time as well. We hope to see you there!

What is the significance of Buddhist Art? The National University of Singapore Buddhist Society will attempt to answer this question in this week’s session. Interested participants may join the dharma circle to gain insights into the evolution of Buddhist Art in history and their relevance in the current age. Venue is at Science, S16 Level 4 Room 37 (S16-0437). RSVP link will be available later. We hope to see you there!