Origins and Fables Surrounding Halloween

Halloween, widely recognized today as a celebration involving costumes, themed parties, and horror entertainment, actually has a history stretching back thousands of years. While it is more commonly celebrated in Western countries, its origins are deeply rooted in ancient European customs that revolved around the changing of seasons and beliefs about the spirit world. The…

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8 Simple Tips to Improve Your Diet

Eating well doesn’t have to be complicated—even in a food paradise like Singapore. With a few practical and mindful changes, you can still enjoy your favourite local dishes while improving your health. Here are eight detailed and specific ways to improve your diet. 1. Reduce Sodium by Limiting Processed and Hawker Foods High sodium intake…

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Mid-Autumn Festival In Singapore: Remembering Loved Ones And Embracing Lifestyle Traditions

The Mid-Autumn Festival is just around the corner—about two weeks away! In Singapore, this beloved festival is a time for family reunions, mooncakes, and glowing lanterns. Beyond the vibrant celebrations, it is also a season for remembrance, reflection, and lifestyle activities that bring warmth, connection, and mindfulness to modern life. 1. Healthy Mooncake Making Mooncakes…

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Taoist Funeral Rituals in Singapore – Symbols, Customs, and Meanings

Taoist funerals in Singapore are deeply rooted in centuries-old Chinese traditions, blending Taoist cosmology with local folk beliefs and community practices. While modern life and urbanisation have simplified some customs, many families still retain rituals that express filial piety, guide the spirit of the deceased, and maintain continuity between the living and the dead. This…

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MythBusters: common myths when visiting columbaria

Goldhill Memorial Centre is Singapore’s first smart columbarium, blending modern design and convenience with traditional remembrance. But some myths and misunderstandings have cropped up. Let’s bust those myths and share the real experience of visiting Goldhill Memorial Centre. Myth #1: “Visiting the deceased is an eerie and gloomy experience.” Busted:While traditional columbaria are solemn by…

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Expectations Vs reality, visiting at Goldhill Memorial Centre

In Singapore, where space is limited but tradition runs deep, the way we remember our loved ones is evolving. While traditional columbaria and gravesites continue to be meaningful for many, a new alternative is gaining attention — Goldhill Memorial Centre, Singapore’s first smart columbarium. So, what’s it really like to visit a place like Goldhill…

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