Manila, Philippines | October 13, 2026
Diplomats from India, Malaysia, Cambodia, and Vietnam visited Fo Guang Shan Mabuhay Temple in Manila on October 13 to experience Buddhist culture and learn about the temple’s humanitarian and educational initiatives.
The distinguished guests included Indian Ambassador Harsh Kumar Jain, accompanied by his wife and son; Malaysian Ambassador Abdul Malik Melvin Castelino; Cambodian Ambassador Sin Saream; Malaysian Embassy First Secretary Tan Foo Keong; and former Vietnamese Ambassador Hoàng Huy Chung.
The delegation was warmly welcomed by Venerable Jue Lin, Superintendent of Mabuhay Temple. During their visit, the guests offered prayers and lamps at the Main Shrine, assisted by Venerable Jue Ci, symbolizing wisdom, peace, and harmony.
During the exchange, Malaysian Ambassador Castelino expressed appreciation for the Buddhist Light International Association’s (BLIA) humanitarian assistance following the Davao earthquake. He also acknowledged Fo Guang Shan’s Three Acts of Goodness movement—Do Good Deeds, Speak Good Words, and Think Good Thoughts—which promotes kindness and positive values in everyday life.
The temple hosted a vegetarian meal, introducing the guests to Buddhist values of compassion, environmental awareness, and respect for life.
The visit strengthened international friendship and cultural understanding while highlighting Fo Guang Shan’s commitment to Humanistic Buddhism, humanitarian service, education, and peace.
Through compassion and the Three Acts of Goodness, Fo Guang Shan continues to build bridges across cultures and inspire kindness beyond borders.
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