Devotion and customary services refine the emotions and integrate the heart with the intellect. They help to generate faith and energy to maintain one’s commitment to practice. Devotional Services (Pujas) are held regularly at the Buddhist Library

Join us in our weekly Sunday Puja and Full-moon Services led by Bhante Dhammaratana. The weekly Sunday Puja in Pali and English starts at 10 am, while the monthly Full-moon Puja starts at 7:30 pm.

Mahayana Services in Mandarin led by Venerable Yuan Qin are held at the Library every Saturday and Sunday at 7:30 pm.

Dhamma (or Asalha) Day

Dhamma (or Asalha) Day, held once a year, is one of Theravada Buddhism's most important festivals. It commemorates the "turning of the wheel of the Dharma". The Buddha delivered his first sermon at Sarnath Deer Park to the group of five monks with whom he had trained in the forest for many years prior to attaining Nibbana. Upon hearing this discourse, one of the monks, Venerable Kondañña) gained his first glimpse of Nibbana.

Join us on this special and significant day. You may wish to sponsor offering of candles to the 28 Buddhas, flowers and donation of books related to Buddhism to the Library on that day.

You can Download an Offering Sponsorship Form for filling and send it to:
The Buddhist Library
2 Lorong 24A, Geylang Road,
Singapore 398526