‘The Buddha’ animated film
A great happening on earth takes place in the sixth century before the Common Era – The Birth of Lord Buddha – one of the greatest blessings to mankind. Born into a royal family, the infant is given the name “Siddhartha”. The prediction reveals; either he will become the Great King or the Buddha. Twenty nine years later, the prince leaves the luxuries of the palace and his royal household in quest of cures to the suffering of life. Thus, he decides to abdicate his very throne and finally leaves for ordination.
read moreTales of the Buddha’s Former Lives
Tales of the Buddha’s Former Lives is a collection of simple stories written along the line of Aesop’s Fables. Though meant for readers of all ages, they are especially useful to older children and teenagers, as these stories promote and highlight virtuous conduct and good behaviour, especially those human values that contribute to harmony, pleasure and progress.
We are Good Children
Children should be taught and instilled with the right morals and ethics since young. The objectives of this bilingual book are to introduce, familiarise and inculcate young children the virtues of Buddhism and eastern culture like filial piety, gratitude and compassion. Through this process, we hope children would be imbued with the positive traits of self-reflection and self-correction of non-virtuous behaviour and conduct.
A Parent’s Love
All parents love their children and want the very best for them.
In the stories The Judge and The Mean Prince, we see how deep a parent’s love is, and understand how all parents simply want their children to be well and happy, and for them to grow up to be wholesome and virtuous persons who can be of benefit to others.
所有的父母亲都爱子女，希望带给子女最好的。在《裁判与顽劣的王子》两个故事中，我们能看到一个父母亲深刻的爱，看到所有的父母都只是希望孩子健康快乐，长大成为善良与德行并具，能利益他人的人。
