Theravāda Buddhism Web Directory
Malaysia
A Buddhist sanctuary in Malaysia for the training of Theravada Buddhist monks in theory and practice of the Dhammavinaya. Dedicated to evolving a modern Theravada Buddhist identity guided by the scriptural tradition.
Provides educational and charitable services, including Sunday Pali School, Amata Free Medical, Sarana Old Folks Home. Many educational materials are available on-line.
Student Buddhist organisation of the Malaysian Multimedia University.
Bhaddekaratta Hermitage was established in 1999 by Venerable Vajira. It is located at Batu Pahat in the state of Johor in West Malaysia, about 3 hrs from KLIA airport and 2 hrs from Singapore by car. The Hermitage is surrounded by a lush forest reserve and oil palm plantation, providing a tranquil and conducive environment for meditation practice.
The Hermitage welcomes people with serious intent in meditation practice. All yogis have to observe the 8 precepts. Yogis are required to stay a minimum of 5 days as time is required for yogis to understand the fundamentals which will help them gain faith in the Buddhas teachings. Those who request for a retreat for less than 5 days should seek permission from Bhante.
Kami merupakan sebuah persatuan buddhis yang beroperasi di bandar Wakaf Bharu, Kelantan, Malaysia. Laman web ini masih lagi di dalam proses pembinaan, dan sebarang cadangan/komen adalah amat dialu-alukan.
Founded by Ven Dr K Sri Dhammananda in 1961, the society is one of the more established and internationally known Theravada societies. Noted for its free publications written by the founder.
Buddhist centre in Kuching Sarawak. Organizes yearly vipassana meditation retreats.
YBAM coordinates more than 260 member organisations through its 13 State Liaison Committees all over Malaysia. Besides, YBAM also coordinates the varsities’ Buddhist societies (including teacher training colleges), secondary schools’ Buddhist societies and Buddhist Youth Fellowship through the various Standing Committees. YBAM also participates actively in the Malaysian Youth Council (MBM), the Eight Major Chinese Youth Organisation (EMCO) and the World Fellowship of Buddhist Youth. To further enhance the involvement of Buddhists in nation building, YBAM regularly expresses its opinion on the current affairs and Buddhist rights through the media.
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