Being Old Is Not a Death Sentence: A Buddhist Perspective | Bhante Dr. Gangodawila Chandima and Sis. Sim Kay Hiong

Dear Dhamma Friends,

Stay tuned for Saturday, December 7, in the evening as we continue with our Dhammapariyesanā series #64.

Join us as Bhante Dr. Chandima hosts a heartfelt conversation with Sis. Sim Kay Hiong, an inspiring volunteer with decades of service in social welfare, now in her 70s. In this session, Sis. Sim shares her wisdom and strategies for empowering seniors and those approaching their golden years. She challenges the notion that aging is a limitation, offering a fresh perspective on embracing seniority with optimism. Discover how seniors can continue to contribute compassionately and altruistically, proving that life’s later chapters can be rich with purpose and meaning. Don’t miss this uplifting dialogue!

Bio of Sis. Sim Kay Hiong

Sis. Sim Kay Hiong, a remarkable 73-year-old from Malacca, Malaysia. Her incredible journey spans decades of dedication, service, and compassion. She worked at the Overseas Union Bank for 24 years, Stanford College for 10 years, and Taiko Drum Industry Sdn Bhd for 2 years. Beyond her professional career, she has been teaching a Monday Dhamma class in Malacca for over 20 years.

Her volunteer contributions are equally extraordinary:

Over 30 years of service at general hospitals.
30 years of commitment to a helpline.
16 years teaching underprivileged girls.
A regular blood donor until the age of 70.

Tune in to this heartwarming discussion with Bhante Dr. Chandima on the Patisota Facebook and YouTube channel. Let Sis. Sim’s story inspire you with her unwavering dedication to making the world a better place.

May you be well and happy!
Patisota Team