Curious about the cost involved in funeral service in Singapore? Living in Singapore often means dealing with high costs, given its position as a global financial center. While talking about death might be uncomfortable, planning ahead for our funerals can ease the burden on our families. How Much Does A Funeral Cost In Singapore? Various religions have their own packages …
View Post
参加葬礼时，提供慰问金的传统在各种亚洲文化和佛教葬礼中被称为“白金”，这个仪式在葬礼习俗中占有重要的地位。这个仪式是一种让人们来向逝者家属表
View Post
Most funeral planning in Singapore are accompanied by a set of ceremonies. Some of these are elaborate and stretch into a week. Others require rituals at specific intervals. It is here that you can see the island’s diverse demographic – presenting influences from various cultural and ethnic traditions, each with their own unique considerations. Most often, religious needs are often …
View Post
In Buddhism and Taoism, the cremation or burial of a deceased loved one marks not the conclusion but rather the continuation of the death ritual. It’s common for them to partake in prayer and offering ceremonies over 49 days after the passing of a family member. This 49-day ritual (做七) is known as “An Ling” (安灵) and “Ji Ling” (寄灵). …
View Post
Above all, the primary focus in all prayers lies in the sincerity of one’s intentions. The central purpose should be to present the person you are praying for to God, seeking His guidance. Ensure that God is the ultimate source of direction in your prayers. Maintain a calm and receptive demeanor, allowing the Holy Spirit within you to lead the …
View Post
Cremation vs. Burial: Exploring Different Funeral Options In Singapore, after a person passes, cremation is seen as the due course of action after the funeral is over. This evolved into the “default” option it is today due to land scarcity on the small island, as developments take over previous cemetery plots. However, burial remains as an available option for those …
View Post
Organ donation is a transformative act that has the power to save lives. It is a selfless decision that can be done as a living donor or through deceased donation. The latter is more common and involves the recovery of organs from individuals who are deceased. This can be done by consent while the donor is alive or with the …
View Post
Funeral flowers are a beautiful and meaningful way to express your sympathy and condolences to the family and friends of the deceased. They can also be a source of comfort and support for those who are grieving. When choosing funeral flowers, it is important to consider the personal preferences of the deceased and their family. You may also want to …
View Post
Funerals hold profound cultural significance in Singapore, serving as a solemn occasion to bid farewell to the departed and honor their memory in Buddhist funerals and Taoist funerals. In the tapestry of Chinese customs, funerals are deeply rooted in traditions that embody respect, filial piety, and the acknowledgment of an individual’s journey into the afterlife. This article aims to provide insight into the …
View Post
The tradition of offering Condolence money, known as “Bai Jin” in various Asian cultures and Buddhist funerals, holds a significant place in the ceremonies and customs surrounding funerals. This timeless practice is a heartfelt gesture of empathy, respect, and support, serving to alleviate the financial burden on grieving families during their time of loss. Yet, the question that often lingers is, …
View Post