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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Vesak | | | |  Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Chinese in Singapore - HistoryThere are records of the Chinese presence in Singapore as early as the 14th-century. Imperial Chinese sources state that there was a significant amount of Chinese inhabitants in the region. According to the Chinese explorer Wang Dayuan, the Chinese inhabitants of Singapore were dressed in local traditional costume and were largely intermarried with the local South-East Asian women, following an amalgam of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Taoism. ...
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Buddhism in Singapore - Buddhism in modern Singapore However, in recent years, due to the increasing publication of Buddhist books, the appearance of internet sites in English, the availability of modern Buddhist music as well as courses conducted in English, more and more English-speaking Chinese, especially the young Singaporeans, are joining Buddhist circles. As a traditional Asian religion, Buddhism seems to be spreading back from the West to Singapore, as many of the Buddhist books are written by Western monks, san ...
See also:Buddhism in Singapore, Buddhism in Singapore - History, Buddhism in Singapore - Traditions and Ceremonies, Buddhism in Singapore - Other Traditions, Buddhism in Singapore - Nichiren Buddhism, Buddhism in Singapore - Buddhism in modern Singapore, Buddhism in Singapore - Buddhist Monasteries and Dharma Centres Read more here: » Buddhism in Singapore: Encyclopedia II - Buddhism in Singapore - Buddhism in modern Singapore |
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Gautama Buddha - Buddha's life Few of the details of the Buddha's life can be independently verified, and it is difficult to determine what is history and what is myth. Therefore this article will describe the life of Siddhartha Gautama as told in the earliest available Buddhist texts.
Gautama Buddha - Conception and birth.
Siddhartha Gautama was born in Lumbini, what is now situated in Nepal, under the full moon of the sixth lunar month, in the spring. His father was Suddhodana, a King among the Kshatriya caste. His mother was Maya Dev ...
See also:Gautama Buddha, Gautama Buddha - Buddha's life, Gautama Buddha - Conception and birth, Gautama Buddha - Marriage, Gautama Buddha - The Great Departure, Gautama Buddha - After leaving, Gautama Buddha - The Great Passing, Gautama Buddha - Personality and character, Gautama Buddha - Physical characteristics, Gautama Buddha - Teachings, Gautama Buddha - The Buddha in other religions, Gautama Buddha - Hinduism, Gautama Buddha - Islam, Gautama Buddha - Christianity Read more here: » Gautama Buddha: Encyclopedia II - Gautama Buddha - Buddha's life |
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Singapore - Broadcast and print media The state-owned MediaCorp controls all TV channels licensed to broadcast in Singapore, as well as 14 radio channels. Limited foreign channels are available on cable TV, but eg. racy drama Sex in the City was banned in Singapore until 2004. The possession of satellite dishes remains banned.
With the sole exception of MediaCorp's tabloid Today, all daily newspapers including the flagship Straits Times are printed by Singapore Press Holdings, whose management shareholders are appointed by the government in accordance ...
See also:Culture of Singapore, Culture of Singapore - Festivals, Culture of Singapore - Religion, Culture of Singapore - Racial Harmony, Culture of Singapore - Cuisine, Culture of Singapore - Language, Culture of Singapore - Performing arts, Culture of Singapore - Broadcast and print media, Culture of Singapore - Movies, Culture of Singapore - Notable artists, Culture of Singapore - Recreation and Sports, Culture of Singapore - Popular culture Read more here: » Culture of Singapore: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Singapore - Broadcast and print media |
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Gautama Buddha - Buddha's life Few of the details of the Buddha's life can be independently verified, and it is difficult to determine what is history and what is myth. Therefore this article will describe the life of Siddhartha Gautama as told in the earliest available Buddhist texts.
Gautama Buddha - Conception and birth.
Siddhartha Gautama was born in Lumbini, now situated on the border of India and Nepal, under the full moon of the sixth lunar month, in the spring. His father was Suddhodana, a King among the Kshatriya caste. His mot ...
See also:Gautama Buddha, Gautama Buddha - Buddha's life, Gautama Buddha - Conception and birth, Gautama Buddha - Marriage, Gautama Buddha - The Great Departure, Gautama Buddha - After leaving, Gautama Buddha - The Great Passing, Gautama Buddha - Personality and character, Gautama Buddha - Physical characteristics, Gautama Buddha - Teachings, Gautama Buddha - The Buddha in other religions, Gautama Buddha - Hinduism, Gautama Buddha - Islam, Gautama Buddha - Christianity, Gautama Buddha - Judaism Read more here: » Gautama Buddha: Encyclopedia II - Gautama Buddha - Buddha's life |
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Singapore - Recreation and Sports Singaporeans participate in a wide variety of sports and recreational activities. Favorite sports include soccer, swimming, badminton, basketball and table tennis. Most people lived in public residential areas that often provide amenities including swimming pools, outdoor basketball courts as well as indoor sport centres that can be used for badminton, table tennis, volleyball among others.
Living on an island, the people also enjoy many water activities including sailing, kayaking and waterskiing. There is also a number of avid recreational scuba divers and one of their favorite diving spots is a south ...
See also:Culture of Singapore, Culture of Singapore - Festivals, Culture of Singapore - Religion, Culture of Singapore - Racial Harmony, Culture of Singapore - Cuisine, Culture of Singapore - Language, Culture of Singapore - Performing arts, Culture of Singapore - Broadcast and print media, Culture of Singapore - Movies, Culture of Singapore - Notable artists, Culture of Singapore - Recreation and Sports, Culture of Singapore - Popular culture Read more here: » Culture of Singapore: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Singapore - Recreation and Sports |
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Chinese in Singapore - Religion According the 2000 census, 42.5% of Singapore's population declare themselves to be Buddhist, 8.5% Taoist, 14.6% Christian and 14.8% non-religious. The Chinese form the vast majorty in these four groups, due in part to their dominance in Singapore.
The majorty of the Chinese in Singapore register themselves as Buddhist, and a smaller number claimed to be Taoist. Many Chinese have retained the belief of so called folk Buddhism or folk Taoism, an age-old Chinese tradition that combines Buddhist with Taoist beliefs, or vice-versa. Taoism ...
See also:Chinese in Singapore, Chinese in Singapore - Dialect Groups, Chinese in Singapore - Hokkien, Chinese in Singapore - Teochew, Chinese in Singapore - Cantonese, Chinese in Singapore - Hakka, Chinese in Singapore - Hainanese and Northern Min, Chinese in Singapore - Mandarin and Wu, Chinese in Singapore - Peranakan aka Nonya aka Baba, Chinese in Singapore - Religion, Chinese in Singapore - Taoism, Chinese in Singapore - Buddhism, Chinese in Singapore - Christianity, Chinese in Singapore - Other, Chinese in Singapore - History, Chinese in Singapore - During WWII, Chinese in Singapore - Racial Tensions Read more here: » Chinese in Singapore: Encyclopedia II - Chinese in Singapore - Religion |
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Singapore - Popular culture In the recent years, blogging has become an integral part of Singaporean cyber culture. Some notable examples of local blogs include Mr Brown, Xia Xue, MrMiyagi, Cowboy Caleb and Sarong Party Girl. The first Singapore Blogger's Convention dubbed Bloggers.SG was held in 2005.
Singapore is also home to Zouk, one of Asia's most famous nightclubs.
Singaporean porn star Annabel Chong achieved brief notoriety as the star of The World's Biggest Gang Bang in 1995. However, the movie was filmed in the United States and, l ...
See also:Culture of Singapore, Culture of Singapore - Festivals, Culture of Singapore - Religion, Culture of Singapore - Racial Harmony, Culture of Singapore - Cuisine, Culture of Singapore - Language, Culture of Singapore - Performing arts, Culture of Singapore - Broadcast and print media, Culture of Singapore - Movies, Culture of Singapore - Notable artists, Culture of Singapore - Recreation and Sports, Culture of Singapore - Popular culture Read more here: » Culture of Singapore: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Singapore - Popular culture |
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam - The LTTE and human rights The allegation of terrorism against the LTTE is part of a broader allegation that the LTTE does not have respect for human rights, and does not adhere to the standards of conduct expected of a resistence movement.
In particular, the LTTE has been accused of knowingly recruiting using child soldiers as front-line troops (HRW 2003). Amid international pressure, LTTE announced in July 2003 that it would stop conscripting child soldiers, but both UNICEF[8] and HRW[9] have accused it of reneging on its promises, and of conscripting Tamil c ...
See also:Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam - The military LTTE, Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam - The beginnings of the LTTE, Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam - The IPKF period, Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam - The post-IPKF LTTE, Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam - The peacetime LTTE, Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam - The LTTE-GoSL ceasefire, Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam - From army to quasi-governmental entity, Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam - Political activities, Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam - Terrorists or Freedom Fighters?, Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam - The LTTE and human rights, Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam - Notable Attacks Read more here: » Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam: Encyclopedia II - Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam - The LTTE and human rights |
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Singapore - Religion Singapore is a multi-religious country, the roots of which can be traced to its strategic location; after its declaration as a port, a wide variety of nationalities and ethnicities from places as far as Arabia emigrated to Singapore. More than 40% of the Singaporeans adhere to Mahayana Buddhism, the main faith of the Chinese population of Singapore. Other Chinese are followers of Taoism, Confucianism, and Christianity, including Catholics. Christians constitute about 14% of the population of Singapore. Most Malays are Muslims, who constitute ...
See also:Culture of Singapore, Culture of Singapore - Festivals, Culture of Singapore - Religion, Culture of Singapore - Racial Harmony, Culture of Singapore - Cuisine, Culture of Singapore - Language, Culture of Singapore - Performing arts, Culture of Singapore - Broadcast and print media, Culture of Singapore - Movies, Culture of Singapore - Notable artists, Culture of Singapore - Recreation and Sports, Culture of Singapore - Popular culture Read more here: » Culture of Singapore: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Singapore - Religion |
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Gautama Buddha - Physical characteristics Buddha is perhaps one of the few sages for whom we have mention of his rather impressive physical characteristics. He was at least six feet tall and had a strong enough body to be noticed by one of the Kings and was asked to join his army as a general. Although the Buddha was not represented in human form until around the 1st century CE (see Buddhist art), his physical characteristics are described in one of the central texts of the traditional Pali canon, the Digha Nikaya. They help define the global aspect of the historical Buddha, his physical appearance is described by Buddha's wife to his son Rahula ...
See also:Gautama Buddha, Gautama Buddha - Buddha's life, Gautama Buddha - Conception and birth, Gautama Buddha - Marriage, Gautama Buddha - The Great Departure, Gautama Buddha - Enlightenment, Gautama Buddha - The Great Passing, Gautama Buddha - Personality and character, Gautama Buddha - Physical characteristics, Gautama Buddha - Teachings, Gautama Buddha - The Buddha in other religions, Gautama Buddha - Hinduism, Gautama Buddha - Islam, Gautama Buddha - Christianity Read more here: » Gautama Buddha: Encyclopedia II - Gautama Buddha - Physical characteristics |
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Singapore - Racial Harmony Racial harmony is an important concept in Singaporean society. Briefly shaken by the racial riots in Singapore's history during the 1960s, it emerged stronger after independence and is seen as a cornerstone of Singapore's culture today.
Religious tolerance has been strongly encouraged since the British colonised Singapore; the Sri Mariamman Temple (a south Indian Hindu temple that was declared a national heritage site in the 1980s), as well as the Masjid Jamae Mosque that served Chulia Muslims from India's Coromandel Coast is situated ...
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Gautama Buddha - Physical characteristics Buddha is perhaps one of the few sages for whom we have mention of his rather impressive physical characteristics. He was at least six feet tall and had a strong enough body to be noticed by one of the Kings and was asked to join his army as a general. Although the Buddha was not represented in human form until around the 1st century CE (see Buddhist art), his physical characteristics are described in one of the central texts of the traditional Pali canon, the Digha Nikaya. They help define the global aspect of the historical ...
See also:Gautama Buddha, Gautama Buddha - Buddha's life, Gautama Buddha - Conception and birth, Gautama Buddha - Marriage, Gautama Buddha - The Great Departure, Gautama Buddha - After leaving, Gautama Buddha - The Great Passing, Gautama Buddha - Personality and character, Gautama Buddha - Physical characteristics, Gautama Buddha - Teachings, Gautama Buddha - The Buddha in other religions, Gautama Buddha - Hinduism, Gautama Buddha - Islam, Gautama Buddha - Christianity, Gautama Buddha - Judaism Read more here: » Gautama Buddha: Encyclopedia II - Gautama Buddha - Physical characteristics |
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Singapore - Cuisine Main article: cuisine of Singapore
Singaporean cuisine is also a prime example of diversity and cultural diffusion in Singapore. In Singapore's hawker centres, for example, traditionally Malay hawker stalls selling halal food may serve halal versions of traditionally Tamil food. Chinese stalls may introduce Malay ingredients, cooking techniques or entire dishes into their range of catering. This continues to make the cuisine of Singapo ...
See also:Culture of Singapore, Culture of Singapore - Festivals, Culture of Singapore - Religion, Culture of Singapore - Racial Harmony, Culture of Singapore - Cuisine, Culture of Singapore - Language, Culture of Singapore - Performing arts, Culture of Singapore - Broadcast and print media, Culture of Singapore - Movies, Culture of Singapore - Notable artists, Culture of Singapore - Recreation and Sports, Culture of Singapore - Popular culture Read more here: » Culture of Singapore: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Singapore - Cuisine |
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Gautama Buddha - The Buddha in other religions
Gautama Buddha - Hinduism.
Some Hindu denominations regard Buddha as the ninth avatar of Lord Vishnu. Buddhists in general do not consider the Buddha to be God or an avatar of any god, and view such notions as Hinduism's (largely successful) attempt to "absorb" Buddhism. The general decline of Buddhism in India has been attributed to this "absorption" not only of the Buddha as a religious figure but of development in parallel Vedanta philosophy which began challenging Buddhism's philosophically st ...
See also:Gautama Buddha, Gautama Buddha - Buddha's life, Gautama Buddha - Conception and birth, Gautama Buddha - Marriage, Gautama Buddha - The Great Departure, Gautama Buddha - After leaving, Gautama Buddha - The Great Passing, Gautama Buddha - Personality and character, Gautama Buddha - Physical characteristics, Gautama Buddha - Teachings, Gautama Buddha - The Buddha in other religions, Gautama Buddha - Hinduism, Gautama Buddha - Islam, Gautama Buddha - Christianity, Gautama Buddha - Judaism Read more here: » Gautama Buddha: Encyclopedia II - Gautama Buddha - The Buddha in other religions |
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Asia - Nationalities and ethnic groups There are an abundance of ethnic groups throughout Asia, with adaptations to the climate zones of Asia, which can be arctic, subarctic, temperate, subtropical or tropical. The ethnic groups have adapted to mountains, deserts, grasslands, and forests. On the coasts of Asia, the ethnic groups have adopted various methods of harvest and transport. Some groups are primarily hunter-gatherers, some practice transhumance (nomadic lifestyle), others have been agrarian/rural for millennia and others are becoming industrial/urban. Some group ...
See also:Culture of Asia, Culture of Asia - Nationalities and ethnic groups, Culture of Asia - Architecture, Culture of Asia - Art, Culture of Asia - Visual arts, Culture of Asia - Performing arts, Culture of Asia - Mythology and folklore, Culture of Asia - Languages, Culture of Asia - Literature, Culture of Asia - Classical, Culture of Asia - Modern, Culture of Asia - Philosophy, Culture of Asia - Religions, Culture of Asia - Festivals & celebrations, Culture of Asia - Food & drink, Culture of Asia - Culture by people, Culture of Asia - Notes Read more here: » Culture of Asia: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Asia - Nationalities and ethnic groups |
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Asia - Architecture Until contact with European influence, some cultures would build renewable buildings. For example, in Japan, the temples of Kyoto and Nara might be over 1,000 years old in style, but be completely rebuilt, in the same style, every few generations or so. The primary reason for this was that the materials might be wood and thatch rather than stone and tile.
Other cultures might build from stone, but the jungles and forests ...
See also:Culture of Asia, Culture of Asia - Nationalities and ethnic groups, Culture of Asia - Architecture, Culture of Asia - Art, Culture of Asia - Visual arts, Culture of Asia - Performing arts, Culture of Asia - Mythology and folklore, Culture of Asia - Languages, Culture of Asia - Literature, Culture of Asia - Classical, Culture of Asia - Modern, Culture of Asia - Philosophy, Culture of Asia - Religions, Culture of Asia - Festivals & celebrations, Culture of Asia - Food & drink, Culture of Asia - Culture by people, Culture of Asia - Notes Read more here: » Culture of Asia: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Asia - Architecture |
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Theravada - Praxis
Theravada - Lay and Monastic Life.
Traditionally, Theravada Buddhism has observed a distinction between the practices suitable for a lay person and the practices undertaken by ordained monks (and, in ancient times, nuns). While the possibility of significant attainment by laymen is not entirely disregarded by the Theravada, it occupies a position of significantly less prominence than in the Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions. This distinction - as well as the distinction between those practices advocated by the Pa ...
See also:Theravada, Theravada - History, Theravada - Philosophy, Theravada - Praxis, Theravada - Lay and Monastic Life, Theravada - Meditation, Theravada - Levels of Attainment, Theravada - Festivals and customs, Theravada - Temporary Ordination, Theravada - Buddhist orders within Theravada, Theravada - Criticisms Read more here: » Theravada: Encyclopedia II - Theravada - Praxis |
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Asia - Mythology and folklore The story of Great Floods find reference in most of the regions of Asia, the earliest known reference being in the Epic of Gilgamesh. Most of the accounts and characters of such a deluge are comparable to Noah. Thus, the Hindu mythology tells about an avatar of God Vishnu in the form of a fish who warned Manu of a terrible flood. In ancient Chinese mythology Shan Hai Jing, the Chinese ruler Da Yu had to spend ten years to control a deluge which swept out most of the ancient China and was aided by the goddess Nuwa who literally "fixe ...
See also:Culture of Asia, Culture of Asia - Nationalities and ethnic groups, Culture of Asia - Architecture, Culture of Asia - Art, Culture of Asia - Visual arts, Culture of Asia - Performing arts, Culture of Asia - Mythology and folklore, Culture of Asia - Languages, Culture of Asia - Literature, Culture of Asia - Classical, Culture of Asia - Modern, Culture of Asia - Philosophy, Culture of Asia - Religions, Culture of Asia - Festivals & celebrations, Culture of Asia - Food & drink, Culture of Asia - Culture by people, Culture of Asia - Notes Read more here: » Culture of Asia: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Asia - Mythology and folklore |
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Singapore - Movies Main article: Cinema of Singapore
The development of film industry in Singapore has a considerably late start and therefore lags significantly behind that of other countries or economies in the region such as Hong Kong. Before 1990s, it was thought that the local market was too small for the industry. However since then, the industry has sprouted with a number of movies made and released successfully. Two important pioneers in local film-making are Eric Khoo and Jack Neo who produced several popular movies depicting unique cult ...
See also:Culture of Singapore, Culture of Singapore - Festivals, Culture of Singapore - Religion, Culture of Singapore - Racial Harmony, Culture of Singapore - Cuisine, Culture of Singapore - Language, Culture of Singapore - Performing arts, Culture of Singapore - Broadcast and print media, Culture of Singapore - Movies, Culture of Singapore - Notable artists, Culture of Singapore - Recreation and Sports, Culture of Singapore - Popular culture Read more here: » Culture of Singapore: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Singapore - Movies |
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Asia - Languages Asia is a continent with great linguistic diversity, and is home to several language families and many language isolates. A majority of Asian countries have more than one language that is natively spoken. For instance, according to Ethnologue over 600 languages are spoken in Indonesia while over 100 are spoken in the Philippines. Korea, on the other hand, is home to only one language.
The main language families found in Asia, along with examples of each, are:
Austro-Asiatic: Vietnamese, Khmer
Austronesi ...
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| | | | | Vesak: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Singapore - Language There are 4 official languages in Singapore: English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil.
In general, English tends to be the 1st language spoken widely in the business, education and government sector of Singapore. But colloqually, the Singaporean also speak a diverse and mixed language that can involve English, Singlish, Chinese, Malay and Tamil, depending on the circle one is associated with, the ...
See also:Culture of Singapore, Culture of Singapore - Festivals, Culture of Singapore - Religion, Culture of Singapore - Racial Harmony, Culture of Singapore - Cuisine, Culture of Singapore - Language, Culture of Singapore - Performing arts, Culture of Singapore - Broadcast and print media, Culture of Singapore - Movies, Culture of Singapore - Notable artists, Culture of Singapore - Recreation and Sports, Culture of Singapore - Popular culture Read more here: » Culture of Singapore: Encyclopedia II - Culture of Singapore - Language |
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