JS16 – Ci Yue Vihara Phase II Expansion Fundraising

✨ More than 50 ordained nuns from Malaysia and Singapore have already entered monastic life. In the years ahead, Ci Yue Vihara will serve as an important Dharma center for Buddhist nuns from both countries.

✨ Ci Yue Vihara currently has the capacity to accommodate approximately 10 monastics, and all available spaces are now fully occupied.

✨ Expansion works commenced in June 2026. To support this important undertaking, the [Ci Yue Vihara Temple Expansion Project] has been established.

✨ According to the Buddhist scriptures, the merits of building and supporting a temple are immense. Such virtuous deeds are said to accumulate vast merit, promote longevity, purify numerous karmic obstacles, receive protection from devas and benevolent beings, bring abundant food and material resources throughout successive lifetimes, and support the swift attainment of Nirvana.

✨ May the merits be dedicated to all donors for good health and well-being, success in their endeavors, peace and harmony for their families, increasing blessings and wisdom, abundant provisions and prosperity throughout successive lifetimes, and the accumulation of merit and fortune. May they attain a precious human rebirth endowed with the freedoms and favorable conditions, encounter virtuous spiritual teachers, study and practice the authentic Dharma, give rise to Bodhicitta, and swiftly attain Buddhahood.

💕 Dedication Benefits
RM300 — General Blessing Tablet + Auspicious Light (4 hours)
RM1,000 — Large Blessing Tablet + Blessings & Wisdom Light (8 hours)
RM5,000 — Extra-Large Blessing Tablet + Auspicious Light (1 day)
RM10,000 — Extra-Large Blessing Tablet (including 2 additional names) + Ten-Thousand Blessings Lights (3 days)
RM50,000 — Extra-Large Blessing Tablet (including 6 additional names) + 7 Ten-Thousand Blessings Lights (3 days)

🔴 All prayer Blessing Tablet and offering lights will be arranged during an upcoming puja at Ban Foo Monastery.

🔴 Should there be any remaining balance, it will be dedicated to Ban Foo Monastery’s construction, propagation of the Dharma, compassionate activities, and other Buddhist projects.