45th days Peling Choekor Volunteer Project.
I was inspired by the spiritual significance of Peling Choekhor and the opportunity to serve during such a sacred occasion. I believed that volunteering was not only an act of community service but also a way to practise compassion, humility, kindness, and devotion. Through this project, I wanted Scouts to experience the true meaning of selfless service while contributing to the preservation of our spiritual values and traditions.
We executed the 45-day Peling Choekhor Volunteer Project through proper planning, teamwork, and coordination among 25 Leadership Scouts and 124 student Scouts. We worked in shifts, taking responsibility for serving devotees, maintaining cleanliness, and managing waste. Through dedication, discipline, and cooperation, we successfully completed our duties while upholding the true spirit of Scouting and selfless service.
Throughout this project, I learned the true meaning of selfless service, patience, humility, and compassion. I understood that serving others during a sacred occasion is not just a responsibility but also a spiritual practice. The project taught me the importance of teamwork, discipline, respect for our culture and traditions, and finding happiness in helping others without expecting anything in return.
