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This life-saving ritual involves buying live fish from fish farm and releasing them in their natural habitat. It was customary in many Buddhist countries to buy animals and set them free. However, given the constraints of rules and regulations enforced in cities and urban areas, people mostly observe the practice of buying fish and aquatic animals in great number and setting them free in the river, lakes, seas and oceans.

• Date: 1 March 2015 (Sunday)
• Time: 8:30am
• Venue: Changi Village Ferry Terminal

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In view of the coming Chinese New Year of the Sheep according to lunar calendar, Maha Tare Centre takes the pleasure of conducting “Yangdrup”, an extensive ritual for generation of good fortune according to Buddhist tradition, on 19 February 2015. The Buddhist ritual, presided over by Geshe Lama Konchok of Maha Tare Centre, will be conducted in honor of and in reliance upon powerful gods of wealth and fortune—Arya Dzambhala and Maha Vaishravana.

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In view of the coming New Year according to Chinese lunar calendar, the Maha Tare Centre takes the pleasure of conducting “Dhugkar Sitatapatra Ritual for Extermination of Negative Factors” to…

Maha Tare Buddhist Centre is celebrating this Chinese New Year with a reunion dinner for all friends and members on 7 Feb 2015 starting at 6.00pm. All are welcome to join…

Geshe Konchok will be preparing Naga Medicine Vases for the purpose of offering to the Nagas on 18 Jan 2015 (Sunday) out in the sea. On this auspicious day, the…