Dhamma Assembly For Young Working Adults - Singapore

Dhamma Assembly For Young Working Adults - Singapore Buddhism in SG for young working adults
Providing a quiet space for a noisy world 🙌 t.me/daywasg

“KhantÄ« paramaáč tapo titikkhā”. Patient acceptance is the ultimate fervor. — Dhp 184 (trans. Bhikkhu Sujato)Often transl...
05/06/2026

“KhantÄ« paramaáč tapo titikkhā”. Patient acceptance is the ultimate fervor. — Dhp 184 (trans. Bhikkhu Sujato)

Often translated as patience, khanti is more than waiting it out. It’s the capacity to stay open without shutting down, lashing out, or turning bitter when life refuses to cooperate.

It doesn’t mean nothing bothers you. It means you’re no longer ruled by what bothers you.

During meditation, we sit with discomfort: restless legs, a wandering mind, a feeling you’d rather avoid. In daily life, that same training meets the difficult colleague, the unanswered message, the plan that fell apart.

Want to cultivate this? Join us for DAYWA sits to practice this wholesome quality! (link in bio)

03/05/2026

We often think meditation lives on the cushion: eyes closed, legs crossed, breath steady.

🔍 But what if the real practice begins the moment you open your eyes?

The Brahmavihāras, the “four sublime abodes” in Buddhist teaching, aren’t just states we cultivate in stillness. They’re wholesome qualities we learn to live in daily.

✹ Mettā: spreading loving-kindness to all beings.

✹Karuáč‡Ä: when you feel someone’s pain and the urge to act.

✹ Muditā: practising sympathetic joy when someone else gets what you quietly wanted.

✹ Upekkhā: gradually developing equanimity, neither pleased nor displeased by any one outcome.

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Join us for a 5D4N meditation retreat for young working adults (20–39), conducted by Sis Sylvia Bay and Bro Chye Chye, for a direct application of these 4 qualities.

All are welcome, new or experienced. A nourishing space to soften the heart and steady the mind 🍃

📅 12–16 September 2026 (3 days of leave required)
📍 Batam, ID

Register by 31 July 2026! (Link in bio)

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The only Buddhist run club in Singapore.Come join us: DAYWA Mindful Run #1014 May (Thu), 6.50pmđŸ’ȘđŸ» Pace groups: 6/7/8 mi...
02/05/2026

The only Buddhist run club in Singapore.

Come join us: DAYWA Mindful Run #10
14 May (Thu), 6.50pm
đŸ’ȘđŸ» Pace groups: 6/7/8 min per km

Format: 5 mins meditation - 35 mins run - 5 mins meditation

Find your pace, find your peace

https://luma.com/lpndhoio

7 years ago, DAYWA started with just 9 people.Today? 20+ young working adults join our guided meditation sessions every...
02/05/2026

7 years ago, DAYWA started with just 9 people.

Today? 20+ young working adults join our guided meditation sessions every week. 🧘

50+ people join our monthly Dhamma discussions. đŸ—Łïž

Look how much we’ve grown.

But our mission hasn’t changed: to provide a quiet space in this noisy world.

DAYWA is 7 years old this year; but our journey to practice the Noble Eightfold Path doesn’t stop here.

Ready to join us? Follow our telegram channel. Link in bio!

We’ve become collectors of descriptions, forgetting that the description of a thing is never the thing itself.It’s like ...
13/04/2026

We’ve become collectors of descriptions, forgetting that the description of a thing is never the thing itself.
It’s like someone describing the taste of a mango to you in great detail. You can memorize the words, but you still don’t know the flavor. You have to bite into it yourself.
On Saturday at Labrador Nature Reserve, we stopped reading the “menu” and started “tasting”. We put away our phones and walked in silence to truly feel the earth under our feet.

Thank you to all 30 lovely peeps for joining us for Mindful Walk on Saturday.

Most of our days are spent rushing, fixing or improving.This one isn’t.Let’s head out for a Mindful Walk! A slow, guided...
07/04/2026

Most of our days are spent rushing, fixing or improving.
This one isn’t.

Let’s head out for a Mindful Walk! A slow, guided space to pause, notice, and just be with what’s already here.

No destination. No need to “get it right.” Just walking, together.

If your mind’s been a little noisy lately, you might find this helpful.

Limited to 30 slots
đŸ—“ïž 11 April 2026. 4:00-6:00pm
Labrador Nature Park
Join us here: https://luma.com/cnfno6t1 (Waitlist open)

See you all tomorrow for our monthly Run Club!
11/03/2026

See you all tomorrow for our monthly Run Club!

Keep going, keep practising because in the end 
 “one is cooked and eaten by the King of Death.” — Varapañño Bhikkhu (Pa...
02/03/2026

Keep going, keep practising because in the end 
 “one is cooked and eaten by the King of Death.” — Varapañño Bhikkhu (Paul Breiter)

One need not worry too much other than to ensure our mind is in a good state when devoured by death.

Join us for online 30 mins guided meditation session this coming Wednesday, 4/3, 8-9.30pm! https://t.me/daywasg/2094

Sometimes, all it takes is your presence and a warm smile to brighten someone’s day.Previously DAYWA Cares had our templ...
22/02/2026

Sometimes, all it takes is your presence and a warm smile to brighten someone’s day.

Previously DAYWA Cares had our temple cleaning session at Wat Ananda Temple.
This March let’s put our Metta (loving-kindness) into action! Join us on 28 March as we walk alongside our elderly friends in the garden.

📅 Date: 28 March

RSVP at https://t.me/daywasg/2084

Details to be shared upon sign up

We would love to have you with us! See you there!

Join us for an afternoon of grounded reflection on what truly supports (and undermines) a healthy sense of self. Drawing...
15/02/2026

Join us for an afternoon of grounded reflection on what truly supports (and undermines) a healthy sense of self. Drawing from the Buddha’s teachings and contemporary perspectives, we’ll explore the idea of cultivating a healthy sense of “self” with clarity and compassion.

22 Feb (Sun), Balestier
12.30pm Lunch & Session
2.00–4.00pm Session only

Open to young working adults. Come as you are, for honest conversation and shared inquiry :)

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