Generally speaking, i think more opportunities could be created
for people to know Buddhism, and what it is and what it isnt.
Perhaps more could be done to continue engaging both young n
older generations to clear misconceptions about Buddhism.
I think good initiatives thus far in terms of
technology are ebooks, audio or visual cds on buddhist
teachings.
Personally i trust the buddhist leadership in Singapore to be
aware of these and they will have the wisdom to know what to
do.
The crux of the challenge is : Are Buddhist
leaders committed to rectifying the misunderstanding of the
Buddha's teachings through quality Dharma lessons and
living examples of the teachers, or are they more interested to
increase their 'market share' of devotees and financial
gains by offering devotees the things they 'feel good' about, such
as supernatural and mystical practices (blessing prayers, mantras,
chanting, horoscope, fortune reading, ancestor worship and
geomancy.) Skillful means can become addiction like
'drugs'.