The document is notes from a Buddhist youth camp with the theme of "Ehipassiko," which means "Come and see." The notes encourage participants to investigate Buddhist teachings for themselves rather than having blind faith. Key teachings discussed include following the example of the enlightened Buddha, training the mind to be calm and insightful, understanding that truths must be personally realized, and realizing that mental states originate from the mind. The notes repeatedly emphasize the importance of open inquiry and not accepting teachings blindly, in line with the meaning of "Ehipassiko" to come see for oneself.

1. Persatuan Buddhist Hilir Perak 15 Th Dhamma Youth Camp 2007 Theme “Ehipassiko …. Life’s Lessons To Know” Notes: “Ehipassiko” means ‘Come and See’.

2. May You Come and See The Dhamma Notes : ‘Dhamma’ refers to Truth or The Way Things Really are

3. May The Dhamma Bring You Light Notes: May The Truth Give You Wisdom, Peace and Freedom

4. May Our Wisdom Grow

5. Heed the words of the One who knows Ehipassiko Notes: Follow The Teachings of The Enlightened One, The One Who Has Realized The Truth

6. In the Kalama Sutta He said so Ehipassiko In The Discourse on ‘The Charter of Free Inquiry’, we are asked to come and see and to investigate.

7. Don’t you wanna know … wanna know The Way out of worldly woes

8. The Path can only be shown to you It has to be taken by you Notes: The Way of Truth has to be learnt, understood, practiced and realized by oneself.

9. May Our Mind Be Pure and Peaceful

10. May We Be Calm and Tranquil

11. Let us sing it loud and make it clear The Truth we must make sure

12. Words of Wisdom we do revere But never blindly follow Notes: We do respect the Wise Teachers but we must not have blind faith

13. The great wisdom of the Scriptures Ehipassiko Notes: Come and check out for ourselves the wise teachings in the Scriptures.

14. The preachings of praiseworthy sages Ehipassiko Notes: We need to check out the preachings of the ‘honorable wise men’

15. Practices and traditions Do not take for granted

16. Sharpen up your enquiring mind Peace and Freedom you will find Notes: The mind has to be trained to be alert, calm, mindful and insightful

17. May we strive on in the Dhamma

18. Let us sing it loud and make it clear The Truth we must make sure

19. Words of Wisdom we do revere But never blindly follow

20. To learn the Dhamma and to grow… Ehipassiko Notes: Come and See and Learn the Dhamma …to develop the Mind

21. There’re life’s lessons we ought to know Ehipassiko

22. Seek counsel of the Worthy and Wise Contemplate and analyse

23. For all the things that arise Originate in the mind Notes: Mind is the forerunner of all things. Mental states of Happiness and Sorrow have their origin in the Mind

24. May We Open The Door Of Our Hearts

25. May we have Equanimity of Mind

26. Let us sing it loud and make it clear The Truth we must make sure

27. Words of Wisdom we do revere But never blindly follow

28. Let us sing it loud and make it clear The Truth we must make sure

29. Words of Wisdom we do revere But never … never …ever … blindly follow.

30. Ehipassiko ….Ehipassiko … Ehipassiko …. (fades) The End … Music & Lyrics by Bro. Kee Joo Sun Kara by Sis. Ng Yan Qi and Power Point by Bro. Oh Teik Bin