A PRACTITIONER’S REFLECTION #4 @BW MONASTERY S15G027E

Hi, I am Audrey. I got to know about the Lamrim Buddhist Discussion class through a classmate of another computer course which I took before 2015.

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After I took the class, I hope that it can help me to benefit my family.

I learnt to be more appreciative and expressive to those around me by lending a helping hand whenever possible.

My classmates and monitors said that I am more jovial and open as compared to the person I was at the beginning of joining the class!

I try my best to volunteer at BW Monastery as much as my free time permits.

Grateful to the Triple Gems, my monitors and classmates!

Penned by Audrey Cheng

* This is the fourth featured sharing in our launch of a new series: A Practitioner’s Reflection. Tiong Boon is the Monitor of our S15G027E class. He is joined by Sister Serena and Brother Samuel who are our Co-Monitors. The class also has two care co-ordinators who look into the welfare of the students and assist in administrative and logistic matters of the class.

From 2015-2017, we were well-taken care of by care co-ordinators： Jasmine and Angela. In 2018 we continue to have Angela who is joined by Nina as our care co-ordinator. Jasmine currently serves in another volunteer group of BW Monastery. Rejoice!

Starting from 4 June 2018, every Monday morning, we plan to publish a sharing by one of our S15G027E class member.

This series was inspired by our sharing done during our Lamrim Discussion Class when a new student came to join us on 21 May 2018. Often people wonder, what makes people put aside precious time once a week amidst all the busy schedule and commitments to attend the class. Where’s the “magic”, ‘why”, “benefit” or “output”? Let’s hear from the different individuals from all walks of life, sharing their take on this.

In conjunction with 2018 Master’s Remembrance Day, this is also our way to thank our lineage masters for their wisdom and compassion by reflecting on the merits of the teachings and turning the Dharma Wheel by sharing how Dharma has made us a better person.

We hope that more will be inspired to learn the way of the Buddha and practice it in their daily lives.

GRATITUDE TO THE TRIPLE GEMS AND OUR LINEAGE MASTERS!

May sentient beings all be well and happy!