“I'm sorry” is her favourite mantra, and a 90-degree bow has become her daily habit. When faced with humiliation or misunderstanding, Ngai Sin Kam chooses to meet anger and aggression with gentleness. She never argues back or holds grudges, believing that her sincerity and kindness will eventually be understood.
Amid the rising steam of the dining hall, one can always spot a senior volunteer clad in a blue apron. Her back stands straight like a slender bamboo stalk, and her hands that serve food are as steady as a rock. With each ladle, she fills the eco-bowls with love and warmth, caring for every volunteer at Jing Si Hall with the heart of a mother.
“I'm sorry” is her favourite mantra, and a 90-degree bow has become her daily habit. When faced with humiliation or misunderstanding, Ngai Sin Kam chooses to meet anger and aggression with gentleness. She never argues back or holds grudges, believing that her sincerity and kindness will eventually be understood.
How has Lim Moi, who is in her 90s, become increasingly open-minded in old age and managed to live a comfortable and happy life despite the afflictions and challenges she faces?
At the height of Goh Lam Kia's professional success, he made a decision that not only inspired himself but also had a profound impact on others.
When addressing the oral emergencies of patients, Dr Eugene Tang opines that genuine alleviation of suffering and the gift of joy begin with sincere care. This care transcends mere professional obligation; it's about embracing patients as they are and understanding the meaning behind their behaviours.
Engaging in activities like teaching children to swim or keeping Jing Si Hall clean requires us to be in “action”. If we focus our minds on our task at hand, we can be in “stillness”. Hence, by being mindful of our actions, we can achieve happiness.
Can destiny be altered? To enhance his luck and prosperity, the Fengshui master told him to put crystals at home and in his office to improve his aura. The metaphysician recommended him to do good deeds to accumulate blessings. However, unbeknownst to them all, one crucial element was overlooked.
Gan Ming De is a youth who is passionate about computer science and photograph editing. He believes in staying true to himself and has always preferred to face challenges head-on, believing that it is a way to achieve efficiency. Gan yearns for diversity and his aim is to have a positive influence on today’s youths. Hence, in his everyday life, how does Gan work towards his goals?
In Bukit Batok West Market, there is a clothing stall that sometimes veers from its usual business. Once a month, the clothing vendor would transform into a pastry chef who sells delicious pastries and mooncakes.
“I don't know if it's too cliché to say that, but 'as long as it is right, just do it!' because there may not be a second chance.” Chua Hwee Pheng, who suffered from a rare brain disease, once said firmly. And she practised what she preached as she always went out of her way to ensure that no regret remained.
Down with shingles, her whole body aches from burning tenderness. Despite her suffering, Sister Loy Teck Leng took on the scorching sun with unwavering determination to fulfill her wish of participating in the Buddha Day Ceremony.
