The Buddha asked the first sixty Arahant disciples to go on missionary work thus: “Bhikkhus, go out in all the eight directions for the mundane and supramundane welfare, prosperity, and happiness of many beings.”

This this advice ware received by the disciples who liberated from all defilements and thereby attained the ultimate bliss of nibbāna.

The Buddha advised as such because the Dhamma which is full of virtuous qualities in all its three phases such as the beginning, the middle, and the end, is for the sake of the prosperity and happiness of many beings alsong with devas, and humans.

The work of the Shrāvaka Sangha (the disciples of the Buddha), which continues unbroken till today should not be different from the early tradition.

Therefore, the Dhamma mission needs to be done by us, the Sangha associating together like milk and water, looking at each other with loving eyes, discussing together, and lighting up the hearts. We are united with a noble ambition of making novice monks nourish spiritually and educationally, contributing to the spiritual development of humankind, and preparing the ordained monks with the necessary qualifications for the mission of Dhamma which is to soothe the mind through virtues, and wisdom.