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[Sg] - Sengkang Mysterious Buddhist Chanting 24/7. Source still Unknown!
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Chanting played for weeks in Sengkang estate, residents form search party to find the source
https://mothership.sg/2023/01/endless-chant-sengkang/
I'm not a Buddhist, you twit! In any case, our local grassroots leaders and volunteers from the RC are helping the local residents to hunt down that nuisance. In the meantime, the oppie MPs of slumkang GRC are nowhere to be seen as usual.
must be a serious case of sexorcism or haunting.
Everybody heard but cannot find source vs gansiokbin heard and found source but nobody heard.
Knn..
I believe this is the one played at a Buddhist funeral when the family and relatives follow the coffin car in the HDB carpark.
Youtube has everything you need.
Resident, plural residents
For example, one resident set a good example for all the reaidents.
My principal residence is in the city, but my summer residence is a cottage in Haliburton.
How can they not be able to find the source?
Buddha is omnipresent maybe!
Chanting played for weeks in Sengkang estate, residents form search party to find the source
Affected residents hope this person can be more considerate.
Winnie Li |
January 27, 2023, 07:18 PM
Every New Year, many of us chose to step up our worship efforts in the hopes that we could be blessed with a prosperous year ahead.
However, one Sengkang resident's worship may have gone overboard, causing disturbances to their neighbours, reported Shin Min Daily News.
What happened
A resident of Sengkang, surnamed Li (hanyu pinyin), shared with Shin Min that she kept hearing chanting and sounds of knocking on a wooden fish coming out from the block opposite her flat.
She shared that the sounds have been plaguing her since Jan. 2, 2023, and the chanting, as well as the knocks on the wooden fish, have become louder over the past three weeks.
Additionally, the sounds could be heard almost every day and all day long, making it difficult for residents to sleep at night.
Last night around 8pm, Li could not bear it anymore and decided to find out the source of the sounds together with her neighbour and her two daughters.
Image via Shin Min Daily News
Initially, Li said there were only four of them. However, when she reached the ground floor, she claimed she saw more than 10 individuals who were also outside looking for the person playing the chants.
The group subsequently spent two hours knocking on the door of every household in two blocks but didn't find any clues.
Source of the chanting still unidentified
Li's neighbour told Shin Min she also felt disturbed by the endless chants and knocks on a wooden fish.
Initially, Li's neighbour thought the sounds must have been played at someone's funeral, but she told Shin Min that her HDB hadn't hosted any wakes for the past two months.
She lamented that the sounds become even more audible when midnight arrives and everything goes silent.
"Many of us couldn't fall asleep at night. We really hope the person who was playing the music could be more considerate of others," she pleaded.
She also added that this is the first time she encountered this kind of problem in her 20 years of living in the area.
Other residents allegedly put up a sign
Other Sengkang residents also seemed to have been fed up with the noise.
A man who claimed to be a resident in Sengkang took to Facebook to unleash his frustrations with the non-stop chanting around his estate.
Image via Facebook
He said the police were informed about the residents' misery, but they would only report this matter to HDB.
The man also included a photo of a sign that was allegedly put up by his neighbours on the lift lobby wall, which regarded the sound maker's behaviours as "making a shame on Amitabha" and "causing noise pollution".
The sign also asked the sound maker to call the Institute of Mental Health if the latter needs enlightenment or is facing a mental health crisis.
At the end of his post, the man also tagged Sengkang GRC and asked them to intervene.
Top image via Shin Min Daily News
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Affected residents hope this person can be more considerate.
Winnie Li |
January 27, 2023, 07:18 PM
Every New Year, many of us chose to step up our worship efforts in the hopes that we could be blessed with a prosperous year ahead.
However, one Sengkang resident's worship may have gone overboard, causing disturbances to their neighbours, reported Shin Min Daily News.
What happened
A resident of Sengkang, surnamed Li (hanyu pinyin), shared with Shin Min that she kept hearing chanting and sounds of knocking on a wooden fish coming out from the block opposite her flat.
She shared that the sounds have been plaguing her since Jan. 2, 2023, and the chanting, as well as the knocks on the wooden fish, have become louder over the past three weeks.
Additionally, the sounds could be heard almost every day and all day long, making it difficult for residents to sleep at night.
Last night around 8pm, Li could not bear it anymore and decided to find out the source of the sounds together with her neighbour and her two daughters.
Image via Shin Min Daily News
Initially, Li said there were only four of them. However, when she reached the ground floor, she claimed she saw more than 10 individuals who were also outside looking for the person playing the chants.
The group subsequently spent two hours knocking on the door of every household in two blocks but didn't find any clues.
Source of the chanting still unidentified
Li's neighbour told Shin Min she also felt disturbed by the endless chants and knocks on a wooden fish.
Initially, Li's neighbour thought the sounds must have been played at someone's funeral, but she told Shin Min that her HDB hadn't hosted any wakes for the past two months.
She lamented that the sounds become even more audible when midnight arrives and everything goes silent.
"Many of us couldn't fall asleep at night. We really hope the person who was playing the music could be more considerate of others," she pleaded.
She also added that this is the first time she encountered this kind of problem in her 20 years of living in the area.
Other residents allegedly put up a sign
Other Sengkang residents also seemed to have been fed up with the noise.
A man who claimed to be a resident in Sengkang took to Facebook to unleash his frustrations with the non-stop chanting around his estate.
Image via Facebook
He said the police were informed about the residents' misery, but they would only report this matter to HDB.
The man also included a photo of a sign that was allegedly put up by his neighbours on the lift lobby wall, which regarded the sound maker's behaviours as "making a shame on Amitabha" and "causing noise pollution".
The sign also asked the sound maker to call the Institute of Mental Health if the latter needs enlightenment or is facing a mental health crisis.
At the end of his post, the man also tagged Sengkang GRC and asked them to intervene.
Top image via Shin Min Daily News
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Don't think it has anything to do with Buddha
Tiagong , SengKang residents found Enlightenment this CNY -
Namo Amituofo ....
Buddhists believe that human life is a cycle of suffering and rebirth, but that if one achieves a state of enlightenment (nirvana), it is possible to escape this cycle forever. Siddhartha Gautama was the first person to reach this state of enlightenment and was, and is still today, known as the Buddha.
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tell those PAP people.............24/7 chanting won't help them win back Sengkang one lah.................
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