Yes indeedy.

The temple in question is the Yin Fu Tan, which features a Fourth Court Li Ya Pek as its principal deity.

Here are the relevant details and contact numbers:





This post has been edited by nachtsider: Jun 8 2016, 10:21 AM

Is the dee ya wearing a cape ? It looks like a cape and a 肚兜

He wears a cape, yes, and a robe underneath it.



Recently, he opted to use a new hat.

ah dang , i thought it was a dudou and that hat is pretty rare , first time seeing it

All along suspected the results (grand jackpots one especially) are fixed. Just surprised the deity confirms that.

This post has been edited by putra23: Jun 9 2016, 02:02 PM

Today is Duan Wu Jie/端午节 - the Dragon Boat Festival.

This festival has its origins in dragon worship and is also held in commemoration of the Zhou Dynasty poet and minister, Qu Yuan/屈原, a patriot who was accused of treason and exiled when he opposed his king's friendship with dubious allies, and eventually committed suicide by drowning himself in a river when these allies eventually turned traitor and toppled the ruler.



The inhabitants of his place of exile, who deeply admired him, raced out in boats to rescue him or at least retrieve his body. Unable to find Qu Yuan's body, they dropped dumplings of glutinous rice into the river so that the fish would eat these offerings instead of him.

Qu Yuan's spirit supposedly manifested to the locals one day, telling them that the Dragon King of the river had given him a new life as an official in his court, and requested that they continue the boat races and offerings of dumplings in the dragon's honour.

To this day, Duan Wu Jie is still marked by lively boat races involving water craft decorated to look like dragons, and the preparation of glutinous rice dumplings as a holiday treat.





Here is a Dragon King making a rare appearance via a medium:

nachtsider good info all around. Caught your promoted thread on HWZ then came over here and read since page 1

Finally caught up to present day and I have a few questions for you, if you could enlighten me.

I am the godson of a deity called Tai Zhu Ya (sorry, I'm also a banana) in Hokkien but I have no idea of his background, story or position in the heavenly army. Would you be able to share more if you do know?

Please do keep up the good work you've been doing in this thread!

Sidenote: My dad is a medium (at home for friends and family only) that channels multiple deities but mainly Tua Li Ya, Datuk Kong and Datuk Kuning. Na Zha and Ji Gong very rarely makes an appearance. I've grown up in their presence and probably have been protected by them more than I would know, by their guidance and also via talismans.

Hi Reiji, thank you for your viewership both here and at HWZ EDMW. Things move a lot slower here than over there; why is that so, I wonder? Over there, threads are bumped, demoted and what-not almost every minute; here at Lowyat, the same threads can stay on the front page for DAYS. It's really puzzling.

Your godfather is none other than Na Zha. He is also known by the sobriquets San Tai Zi/三太子 (Third Prince) or Tai Zi Ye/太子爷 (Venerable Prince) to denote his royal/princely status. I have already gone over Na Zha's background earlier in the thread.

I would absolutely love to hear more about your experiences growing up in the company of your father's patrons, who are remarkably diverse. Please feel free to share your stories here (it's always interesting to hear such anecdotes) or otherwise chit-chat about the subject matter.

Well, LYN operates on more popular stuff first. Less popular ones always get pushed back.

I've been ignorant of things for far too long Well, they provided me and my family with lots of guidance when we were going through bad times, be it financially, when there's a death in the family, sometimes giving updates of those who have passed. I mostly remember the punishments because I wasn't the most obedient one hahaha. Tua Ya once asked me if I thought I was grown up (when I was about 8), and I said "Yes!". He then told my parents to pack my things as I was old enough to leave the house

One other question: What's the difference with the status of 太子爷? Is it from the battle-ready General form? Na Zha has a lot of forms that I'm not very sure of.

Oh, no; what I mean is that Lowyat is like a dead zone compared to EDMW. On EDMW, dozens of new threads and hundreds of new posts are made each day. The place is teeming with activity. It almost makes it seem as though Singaporeans have more free time compared to Malaysians.

太子爷 is a title that does not refer to any specific form of Na Zha. I've spoken about his other forms (Lotus Prince and Marshal of the Central Altar) elsewhere in the thread; the relevant information is not more than a simple search away.

Tua Ya making you prove your maturity by telling your parents to kick you out of the nest is absolutely hilarious. I love the Hell beings' sense of humour, which can often be very twisted.

A young mother of two hyperactive kids showed up at my teacher's place recently. She asked Li Ya Pek: "Can you do something to make my children more quiet and still?" He looked her in the eye and said: "Consider whom you are talking to. Are you sure you want me to do that?"

I see. I misunderstood your post haha. It seems that if there are no clickbait issues for the day then the the threads move at a glacial page as everyone will be at their respective threads. EDMW is filled with xmm KYM or whatever KYM threads driving up thread counts endlessly IMO.

I actually got that title from here 玉皇太子爷. But me being banana, I have no idea what it means at all.

That was one instance where he prompted my parents to kick me out when I was before 10. There's at least 2 more that I recall

I'm not sure if it's because I grew up with them but I'm very comfortable with receiving advice from them. I've tremendous respect for them now that I think back but back then, I was more a lot more rebellious. But I received their protection all the same. I'm very grateful now after reading more from your posts and getting to know them better.

This happened to my relative. An explosion at the tian sheng 一天神altar. Do you guys think there is more to read into the incident?

This post has been edited by EnergyAnalyst: Jul 10 2016, 05:26 PM

I would advise your relative to get input from an electrician to prevent further electrical fires. The source of the explosion is clearly the right-hand electric candle.

Yes. That is being done too. Jus5 checkin= if it has more divine meaning cause the family has run into some low luck issues o- late of all sort. Health , relationship vand career. One after another. But let just hope tgat is all there is And notging more to it

think maybe its time to change the altar too

One thing that always made me curious. In what circumstances does a deity usually accept a follower as godson or goddaughter? Are there any criteria that the follower has to meet before he/she is qualified to be a godson/goddaughter?

Kindly enlighten me. Thanks.

This post has been edited by iamoracle: Jun 13 2016, 03:14 PM

What about fire on the joss stick urn? Heard that it is an auspicious sign.

A deity normally adopts those he or she deems to require some extra special care/nurturing.

Perhaps the person is sickly, or prone to being harassed by ghosts/evil spirits.

It's a sure-'fire' way to get the statues or plaques damaged.

Nothing more.

Anyone going to this place? Startef at 7pm? Any preparation I need to do coz I m coming frm KL.