Using AI to Enhance Dhammaduta in a Systematic, Organised, and Compassionate Way
NORBU is on a mission to guide interested Dharma practitioners in using AI as a powerful and effective tool for Dhammaduta (to be Messengers and Ambassadors of the Dhamma). Leveraging its first-mover advantage, NORBU AI aims to enhance the spread of the Dharma in a systematic, organised, and compassionate way.
This programme is open to only 60 applicants (across both Plan A and B), in line with the Buddha's first great commission, where He sent forth 60 fully enlightened Arahants to spread the Dharma.
"Go forth, O Bhikkhus… for the welfare and happiness of the many… teach, explain, establish, open up, analyze, and make plain the Dhamma." (Vinaya Mahāvagga I)
For those who wish to be coached and trained as Skilled Dhammadutas.
Learn More About Plan AFor those who wish to support the Dhammadutas without joining the training programme.
Learn More About Plan BPlease never allow "Skillful Dharma Sharing" (Dhammaduta) to fade away!
Help us "Invest in Buddhist Human Capital Development" to ensure that the priceless outreach and sharing of the Buddha Dharma never disappear in this era and realm!
Yes, you read that correctly. The true Buddha Dharma can disappear if we do not develop and cultivate a culture and habit of Pariyatti, Paṭipatti, Paṭivedha, and Dhammaduta (Study, Practice, Realization, and Sharing).
Duration: 12 months, from 1 December 2025 to 30 November 2026
Approach: Leveraging a highly regarded Buddhist AI, our training motto is "Ideas that Work, Smart Approaches that Deliver Results."
Applicants motivated to become skilled Dhammadutas will be coached by Bro. Lim Kooi Fong, founder of NORBU AI and a renowned Dharma teacher with over 35 years of experience. He actively shares the Dharma within the Greater Kuala Lumpur metropolitan area and is a pioneer in developing one of the world's first Buddhist AIs. He has presented working papers on his technical experiences in South Korea, Vietnam, India, Thailand, Indonesia, Taiwan, and Malaysia.

All participants will receive a "60 Dharma Mitra Progress Report 2025-2026" at the end of the programme.