Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Kenangan Terindah

I fell in love with this song, just feel like blogging the lyrics.
Aku yang lemah tanpamu
Aku yang rentan karena
Cinta yang t'lah hilang
Darimu yang mampu menyanjungku
Selama mata terbuka
Sampai jantung tak berdetak
Selama itu pun aku mampu
Untuk mengenangmu
Darimu kutemukan hidupku
Bagiku kaulah cinta sejati
Chorus :
Bila yang tertulis untukku
Adalah yang terbaik untukmu
Kan kujadikan kau
Kenangan yang terindah dalam hidupku
Namun takkan mudah bagiku
Meninggalkan jejak hidupku
Yang t'lah terukir abadi
Sebagai kenangan yang terindah
Darimu kutemukan hidupku
Bagiku kaulah cinta sejati

Thursday, July 9, 2009

Sungai Melaka overhauled

During the 3 weeks of study break, I was back to Melaka. This was also time where I managed to go for jogging. While I jogged around the Malacca riverside, I managed to grab some shots of the sights.. Check them out! I even submitted to the "Pesta Sungai Melaka photography competition". Well, I wasn't selected as winner yet it was a good try!





Thursday, May 22, 2008

Hot or Heat??

A Malaysian group condemned the uniform worn by girls at government schools, saying it encouraged rape and pre-marital sex.

National Islamic Students Association of Malaysia VP Munirah Bahari said that the white blouse of school uniform is too transparent for girls and becomes a source of attraction to encourage rape and pre-marital sex.

“It becomes a distraction to men, who are drawn to it, whether or not they like looking at it,” she said, calling for a review of uniform policy so that it did not violate Islamic ideals.

They have nothing else to do and came out with this not-smart idea to review the uniform policy. They must have been sitting in air condition rooms for too long and forget about their school life wearing that uniform. Nevertheless, these people cannot recall how hot, stuffy and sweaty is the atmosphere in classes and school compound just by wearing the thin-cloth uniform that they refer to. The environment is smelly enough with everyone’s’ odors. (Unless the school is fully air-conditioned, you can now ask all the students to wear sweater and long pants to school)

I don’t see a problem with Chinese and Indian students putting on a blouse and a pinafore. Those 2 layers are enough to produce liters of sweat and yes! It covered areas that are supposed to be covered. Unlike baju kurung, it is only one layer of long white blouse which are equivalent to short white blouse being worn in the blue pinafore.

Munirah said that “covering up” according to Islamic precepts was important to fend off social ills, including “rape, sexual harassment and even premarital sex.”

You want to Islamize all the students kah? If that is Islamic precepts then just apply it to all Islam students not everybody. In fact, as I said, baju kurung if far more revealing than the 2 layers of blouse and pinafore.

“This leads to babies born out of wedlock and, to an extent, even prostitution,” she said.

Uniform transparency is not the major factor leading to this duh! If you really want to prevent, take action on the main factor lah. Parents consent??? Religious teaching??? Morality trainings???

Why only teach Islamic religion teaching in school? What about the Buddhist, Hindu, Christian and other minority religion teaching? You don’t provide them in school do you?

However, the girls themselves also came in for criticism, with the association saying that some used the white blouse to lure men. “This is the source of the problem, where we can see that schoolgirls themselves are capable of using this to attract men to them,” Munirah said.

So what is your main point in this issue? Even with the damn thick uniform and fully covered, this social illness can never be revamp if the girls intention is already there. If the authority really review the policy and make changes, will it really helps?

What do you think~~?

Friday, May 9, 2008

Lets Support........

Condolence

My deepest condolence goes to the family of the late Too Hui Min. May you rest in peace and May you attain nibbana-ship. Hui Min had died of a pain stomach in which she was not taken to a proper attention by the NS authorities when she first started complaining the pain.

Hui Min, you do not deserve such a punishment for you done no wrong.
We truly hope that proper action would be taken against the authorities who are so irresponsible.

NS training has really caused too many deaths, rapes and silly occurrence. In comparison, does the benefit exceed the heavy cost ( monetary, time, value etc ) that results? All this crap is wasting rakyats’ money and it’s a total useless management to carry the camp out.

Wednesday, April 16, 2008

Echoes Of Buddhism 4


Date of event : 26th April 2008 (saturday)

Time : 8.00pm

Venue : Wisma Seck Kia Eenh, Jalan Gajah Berang , Melaka

ENTRANCE IS FREE!!

Featuring Malaysia leading Buddhist singing group i.e. Wayfarers, M.O.D, I.Gemz. Bodhi Group etc.


Seck Kia Eenh Dhamma School has been the fertile home of yesteryear’s local Buddhist composers and singers in the likes of Datuk Dr. Victor Wee and Bro. Tan Huat Chye. Their works have encouraged and spurred the production of many new compositions and Buddhist singing groups in Malaysia. These new compositions are now an effective tool to reach out to the younger generation as the youth can easily relate to the messages expounded by these songs.

Thus, the Echoes of Buddhism Concert as community outreach programme which are wholly sponsored by various Buddhist organizations and personalities are to promote Buddhism through songs to the masses. It is with great pleasure that for the second time in Malacca, the Buddhist community had the opportunity to witness live on stage the country’s best talents in creative music composition, arrangement and performance. This time around is the showcase of biggest gathering of Buddhist performing and recording groups in the country namely the M.O.D., i-Gemz,, the new comers into the history of EOB namely Bodhi Singing Group, Malacca Buddhist Youth Society (MBYS), Kota Kemuning Buddhist Society and etc. This event was also an inaugural of Echoes of Buddhism#1 first organized by Seck Kia Eenh Dhamma School back in year 2006 which had then became an annual event with its second and third edition being held at Penang which are organized by Friends Of The Dharma.Net.

This time around, we aimed at introducing and promoting the latest local Buddhist composition to Malacca devotees and public. We also intend to expose and update members of Seck Kia Eenh Dhamma School to various current performing local Buddhist performing groups so that the SKEDS youth can improve themselves. In the networking perspectives, we looked forward in strengthening bilateral relationship between Buddhist Sunday Schools and Youth Organisations of Malaysia and Singapore. In conjunction with the upcoming Wesak Day, as part of the preparation atmosphere, this concert has provide a diversity to share our Wesak joy not only within ourselves but also with friends from outstation especially friends from way down south; Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery Singapore, way up north from Friends of The Dhamma Fellowship Penang and also various groups from central Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur.

I would also like to take this opportunity to stress on the importance of music in instilling positive values, discipline and the spiritual direction in the hearts of our young Buddhists in this new age of technology that brings along with it the manifold benefits. I strongly encourage that there is a need for parents to enroll their children in Dhamma Schools to learn, practice and to encourage the propagation of the Buddha-Dharma.

On behalf of my organizing team, we hope that tonight will be a musical night worth “hanging out” with for all of you. Sadhu to all of you who had contributed in one way and another to make tonight’s event happen. Do make it a delightful and entertaining night. May the teaching of peace and the teaching of love as taught by our great teacher spreads and brings awareness to all of us. May all be well and happy always!

Tuesday, April 15, 2008

Pontianak in video causes a stir

Pontianak is always so scary hearing that it will transform itself from a pretty girl to ugly wicked woman.


“Pontianak” is one of the most famous, scariest and violent ghost in the Malaysian culture. Primarily, the Malays believe that it originates from a still born child, women who dies while giving birth, women who were killed by the pontianak or their spirits captured by them. The phrase “Pontianak” was believed from the acronym of “Perempuan Mati Beranak” in the Malay language, meaning the woman death by childbirth. After such death, precautions are taken to prevent them from rising like
  • Putting glass beads in the corpses mouth so that they can’t shriek
  • Placing eggs under the corpses armpits so that they can’t fly
  • Placing needles in their palms so that they can’t fly also (apparently the palm helps the pontianak to fly)

Pontianak usually announces its presence through baby cries or turn themselves into beautiful lady and frighten or kill the unlucky who enter or pass through their vicinity. It usually disguise itself as a beautiful young lady to attract its victim (usually male). Its presence sometimes can be detected by a nice floral fragrance of the ‘kemboja’ (a type of flower) followed by an awful stench afterwards. The distance of a pontianaks cries are very tricky. The Malays believe that if the cry is soft means that the pontianak is near and if it is loud then it must be far.

Want to know how a pontianak kills? It digs into your stomach with its long sharp fingernails and feed on it to survive. And want to know why we don’t hang our clothes at night outside the house? It’s because people believe that it sniffs your clothes to suck your blood.

It is also believed that the pontianak can be killed by plunging a nail down the back of its neck whereby it will transform the pontianak into a beatiful normal girl.

http://horrorstories.anthonet.com/archives/what-is-pontianak

Harian Metro reported.......

For the past fortnight, droves of people have gathered at a bridge near Jalan Pulau Gadong, Malacca, where the 50-second video-clip was purportedly filmed.

Many stayed up to the wee hours of the morning hoping to catch a glimpse of the spectre.

The video clip, circulated via mobile phone, shows a woman with long black hair and clad in a white cloth floating in midair while whimpering.

A receiver of the video clip told the Malay daily that he had heard many stories about the pontianak.

“Some say she would appear like a damsel in distress but when approached, she would turn into a pontianak.

“I’ve also heard that the police were called in by several men who stumbled upon the apparition, who was asking if they had seen her missing child.