Singapore Soka Association

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Buddhist Groups and Centers in Singapore

Amitabha Buddhist Society (Singapore)
Buddha Dhamma Mandala Society
Kalyanamitta Centre
Kong Meng San Phor Kark See
Lotus Sutra Buddhist Assoc.
Nichiren Shoshu Buddhist Assoc.
Nichiren Shoshu Hokke Buddhist Assoc.
NTU Buddhist Society
NUS Buddhist Society
Panna Youth Centre
Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple
Sasanaramsi Burmese Buddhist Temple
Singapore Buddhist Federation
Singapore Buddhist Free Clinic
Singapore Buddhist Lodge
Singapore Buddhist Meditation Centre
Singapore Soka Assoc.
Visuddha Meditation Centre
Poh Ern Shih Temple
Jin Long Si Temple

Singapore Soka Association (SSA) is a Buddhist organisation established to promote understanding and practice of Buddhism. SSA was officially registered in 1972 with the Registry of Societies.

The philosophical base of the organisation's practice is Nichiren Buddhism, a School of the Mahayana tradition. Nichiren Buddhist philosophy teaches that every individual has the potential to become enlightened in his or her lifetime. Each person has within, the power to overcome life's challenges, to live a life of value and be a positive influence in one's community, society and the world. Nichiren Buddhism is derived from the Lotus Sutra, the epitome teaching of Shakyamuni Buddha that affirms the universal Buddha nature in all people.

Soka in Japanese means value creation. It describes the core spirit that each individual has capacity to develop his or her full human potential. Buddhism is expressed as a religion of self-empowerment when the principle of value-creation is practised and applied fully in one's daily life.

SSA is part of an international network of Soka affiliated organizations under the Soka Gakkai International movement.


Contact Info

Address :

  • 10 Tampines Street 81 Singapore 529014

Telephone :

  • +65 6787 3255

Fax :

  • +65 6787 3281

Website :


References




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