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Bimonthly Newsletter
15 Sep 2016 | Issue 5
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UPCOMING EVENT
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2016 International Book Fair and Vegetarian Expo
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WORDS OF THE FOUNDER
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About Reading (Excerpt from Gautama Magazine)
Apart from school education, it is important for one to adopt the habit of reading. Through reading, one develops self-awareness, which allows one to analyze and contemplate. One’s life perspectives are also broadened when one makes friends with books and realize a bigger world within them.
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BRIDGING THE WORLD
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International Volunteers Love the Buddha Museum
Over the past few years, the Buddha Museum has attracted many international visitors as well as international volunteers. These volunteers came from various countries, including America, Brazil, Mongolia, Vietnam, and Indonesia.
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EXCLUSIVE
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Cultural Landscapes of the Buddha Museum
The International Council of Museums set the topic as “cultural landscapes” this year in order to attract more visitors to museums, and thus the preservation of religious heritage became a hot issue. According to Venerable Master Hsing Yun, the Buddha Museum was built not just for the preservation of gold or pearls, but for people to become enlightened. The Buddha Museum owns 48 Underground Palaces that will become a place for the preservation of religious heritages.
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EXHIBITIONS
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A Meeting of Masters
The exhibition will showcase over 60 brilliant pieces of splash ink paintings and calligraphy works by the world-famous painter, Chang Dai-Chien. Visitors can now appreciate these works in close proximity.
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Refreshing Scents
This exhibition showcases incense burners from different Chinese dynasties. Hopefully, by sharing these stately works of art left by our Chinese ancestors, they can help visitors develop good states of mind.
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The Meeting of a Lifetime
This special exhibition hopes to offer a unique opportunity for viewers to immerse in the history, beauty, and philosophy of Japanese tea ceremony through the display of a Japanese collector's treasures.
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Venue: Main Hall Gallery 1
Dates : 31 Jul - 13 Nov '16
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Venue: Main Hall Gallery 2
Dates : 13 Aug - 27 Nov '16
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Venue: Main Hall Gallery 3
Dates : 18 Jun - 13 Nov '16
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