Malaysia trip part 3-Seafood Dinner

After praying, we did some local snacks shopping… how to miss out such good opportunity to get our favourite local snacks right? Then we travelled to this seafood restaurant that faces the sea and Singapore for our dinner. 

I only managed to take some pictures of the food.  We had black pepper crabs, sambal kang kong, chicken, slipper lobster, scalop look alike, oyster, fish, prawns, fried rice and noodles… erms, what else did I forget?

The group wanted pictures to be shown to those who didn’t manage to join us this time round, especially the 503 ones…. you know who you are! see! you guys missed out so much fun! and delicious food…. still don’t believe? proof as below!

Malaysia trip part 2-Yong Tau Foo

There was a shop that sells Yong Tau Foo beside the temple, so we went to have some afternoon snacks.

nice food … I would say.

There were around 15 of us so the food seller had to deliver our Yong Tau Foo and noodles at different time.

First in First out… some of us gotta finished our food first.  Siewling, Tommy, Chie and Sirong were the last to receive their food so they were the last to finish.  But good for me… as I could snap some pictures of them.

 see how Yifu and Zhonghan helping the girls finishing their food…

 

Malaysia trip part 1-琼瑶分镇

Today, a group of us went to Ayer Hitam, Malaysia to visit 琼瑶分镇.

琼瑶分镇 is another temple where people can pray to 卢仙长 and the other divines.  It is like another branch where 卢仙长 share his teachings to the world.

 From what I know, there is another temple in Medan, Indonesia, hope we can visit it soon.

 

Zi Yi were praying repeatedly … she even demostrated how to do the 3 叩 .

Chie was such a good jie jie… taking care of Zi Yi.

Learn to take care of our heart

We were honoured to have Priscilla Pang to share with us on how to take care of our cardio vascular system in August 2007. 

All of us are reminded on how to choose our diet correctly, exercise and watch out for signs of stroke or heart attack.

Thank you Priscilla and group for your time and knowledge.

Disciples, please stay tune for more upcoming activities after school exams

 

Ou Shi Xian Fei’s disciples

Two of Ou Shi Xian Fei’s (欧氏仙妃) disciples are Xian Tong (仙童).  They are standing by her side. 

Qing Xian Tong (青仙童) who stands on her left side

Zi Xian Tong (紫仙童) who stands on her right side

Ou Shi Xian Fei’s birthday

 

These pictures were taken on our teacher, Ou Shi Xian Fei’s birthday on Lunar calendar 1st of August.

We were doing 诵经 before the 拜寿 ceremony begin.

Those people wearing red robe at the table are our own disciples who had put in more time and effort to learn to 诵经 and to play the 法器 (instruments on the table).