Thursday, 29 October

8:00 PM  – 10:00 PM

Library, Lower Ground Floor, Bandar Utama Buddhist Society (BUBS)

We all like to think we know ourselves. But how often do we tell ourselves stories that make reality easier to accept?

“I’m fine.”

“I don’t really care.”

“This is just who I am.”

“I had no choice.”

“I’ll deal with it later.”

Sometimes, the hardest person to be honest with is ourselves

Join Bhante Paladhammika for an evening of deep reflection and honest conversation in a safe space, as we explore how the mind can distort reality to protect our desires, identity and sense of self — and what it takes to see more clearly.

No perfect answers.

No pretending.

Just an honest look at the stories we tell ourselves. Because sometimes, the truth we avoid is the very truth that can set us free.

All are welcome! Come as you are. There's a place for you here. 

Scan the QR code on the poster to join our WhatsApp group, or contact Weng at 017-878 7118 for more information.

Biography

Āyasmā Pāladhammika was born in Norfolk, Virginia, USA. He first discovered the Dhamma online at age 16. Thereafter he began watching videos of Āyasmā Yuttadhammo with whom he undertook his first meditation course in 2017 spending a total of 50 days in solitary practice. Thereafter, he spent 3 months in Sri Lanka, where he met with Āyasmā Ariyadhammika under whom he received Higher Ordination in 2019 at SBS Taiping.

Āyasmā Pāladhammika has been staying for most of his monastic life at SBS, undertaking the training and practice of a forest monk and over time has developed great understanding of the suttas, as well as the monastic training rules, the Vinaya.