Sunday, February 24, 2008

This is one chance you'll ever see Zan Li make a fool out of herself. Enticed yet?



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I still love Tushita!
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Lunch is on us! Bring your friends and family to watch this hilarious skit! A fun(d) raising lunch cum play cum auction to complete the building of the Tushita Meditation Hall (gompa) in McLeod Ganj, Dharamsala, India
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Date:
Saturday, March 1, 2008
Time:
11:30am - 2:15pm
Location:
72 Keng Lee Road, Kim Mui Hoey Kuan Association
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Opposite KK Hospital
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Singapore
 
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CAST: 
The Oracle on her meditation rock, Ma Jieh..............Cecilia Tsong
News reader, Bracelet model, Softo Tofu.......................Elizabeth Lee
Blur Reporter, Farah Melwani, ......................................Tara Melwani
Dancing Citizen of Dharamsala, Awards Host & 
Construction Worker.................................................Lilian Lai
Dancing Citizen of Dharamsala, Shitake 
Whatanassiam & Construction Worker.........................Danny Chu
Dancing Citizen of Dharamsala,Construction Worker........Graeme Goh
Dancing Citizen of Dharamsala,Construction Worker.......Grace Tan
Dancing Citizen of Dharamsala,Construction Worker...........Lynda Tan
Dancing Citizen of Dharamsala,Construction Worker...........Zan Li Kiew



PLUS SPECIAL APPEARANCES BY: 
Celebrity Nadya Hutagalung, Desmond Koh and Drolkar McCallum (specially airflown from Dharamsala, India, who plays herself - the frustrated director of Tushita Meditation Centre)

BEHIND THE SCENES:

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Tara Melwani & Sua Ee Jong

DIRECTED/PLAYWRIGHT: The Star of Singapore's hit TV Sitcom, "ACHAR" - 'Mrs Uma Chhabria' aka MALTI LALWANI

Sounds and Visuals...Shirley Ong
Props........................Kennedy Koh

ALL ARE WELCOME! PLEASE INVITE YOURSELF IF YOU HAVE STUMBLED UPON THIS PAGE & WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND!

RSVP by 26 Feb 2008 to any of the names above or email us at: istilllovetushita@yahoo.com or post a message on our FB wall to let us know how many people you are bringing so that seats can be reserved for you.

Do inform us if you would like a closer look at the e-invitation cum poster, we'll send you a copy by email.

Friday, February 22, 2008

Don't we all love scandals?

Did you hear about the latest Hong Kong scandal involving Edison Chen and 8 other women? If you haven't, then you must either be aversive to gossip or just outdated. All you have to do is google it and you'll find an array of links relating to the scandal, with incriminating photos included. Even wikipedia serves as a good resource.

I now pose a question to you: What makes this kind of story so scandalicious? 1. We enjoy being a "kei-poh" (a busybody); and 2. Our lives are so humdrum that we need such news to excite us. Ok, jokes aside. This scandal has highlighted the dangers that women can encounter when caught off guard. We need to be aware, especially young girls, that there are men with an ulterior motive - to exploit the female body for their own desires. Women are widely known to be the embodiment of vulnerability and men perceive that trait as something inferior. Hence they believe it is their right to take advantage of their vulnerability. I know it is difficult to see through that thick layer of epidermis and these are the guys who appear innocuous and nice. THEY are the ones the ladies should be wary of. But just for the record, not all men are as nasty as some portray themselves to be - there are genuine chivalrous guys who would treat a lady like she's the queen - his one and only queen.

So, to my fellow female friends, be on the lookout for such people and don't lose your guard. This event may have caused many heartaches, disappointment and anger - and even exposed a shocking revelation about some of the victims - but the positive thing that arose from the ordeal is that it has brought a sense of awareness to the world. Who would have thought we live in a perfectly safe world, devoid of peril? If you did, you're either naive for you've been sheltered from all the malice by those who have good intentions at heart, or you're in the protection of your loved ones. At least you now know the existence of amoral people and the atrocity that entails.

Sunday, February 3, 2008

The Interplay of Heaven, Earth and Man

Recently, I attended a feng shui talk and I wouldn't say that I'm an avid feng shui reader or practitioner but I thought it wouldn't be harmful to leairn a few things about Chinese metaphysics. For the uninitiated, feng shui is a traditional Chinese practice believed to utilize the Laws of both Heaven, (astronomy), and Earth, (geography), to help improve one's life by tapping positive energy (chi, in Chinese). Tempting, isn't it, when your life is at its lowest point and you want to turn it around? Yes, to a certain extent, feng shui may help to bring a positive change into your life, provided you apply the correct feng shui methods and act on them. You may have a feng shui consultant do a reading for you and recommending remedies to overcome whatever obstacles you are facing at this point in time but they may work or may not, depending on your own karma. If you have bad karma, regardless of how impeccable that consultant is, the person may provide the wrong advice or suggest a cure that instead, exacerbates the predicament. Therefore, it is extremely vital that one seeks help from the Divine and one does prayers sincerely for oneself so that one day you will better equipped to help yourself and benefit others. You may not believe in the powers of prayers right now but speaking from experience, it would be foolish for any one to underestimate its powers. Of course, at the end of the day, you alone can only create your own happiness and transform your life. Feng shui and other avenues of improving one's life can play a part in allowing the positive energy to flow into your life but with the help of prayers, you can be sure that, with the right application of such means, you will succeed in changing your life, for the better.