Essayist reimagining life from the inside out • Tea, Zen, Zhuangzi, and Japanese learning from Kyoto • Lived in 14 cities, 7 countries • Ex-UNICEF • Malaysian mother of two.
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寒露 | 十月 Cold Dew in October
David Whyte once observed that everything we know takes place because of time, yet we have this adversarial relationship with it. So many of our expressions cast time as our enem...
秋分 Autumn Equinox
Bai Juyi (白居易), the Tang Dynasty poet, wrote:
不明不暗朧朧月，非暖非寒慢慢風。Neither bright nor dark, the hazy moon; Neither warm nor cold, the gentle breeze.
It is the Autumn Equinox today, as we enter my favorite Libra season. The shift into autumn...
Whispering Waves
© Peck Gee Chua
「ゆく河の流れは絶えずして、しかも、もとの水にあらず。」The river flows endlessly, yet its waters are never the same.
— Kamo no Chōmei, Hojoki (方丈記), 13th century
A year can make a difference.
Throughout, I have drunk tea I never wrote about, with...
不二 Beyond Binary Opposites
Master Hsing Yun (星雲大師) was the founder of Fo Guang Shan (佛光山), whose Dong Zen Temple (東禪寺) in Malaysia is the temple I have been going to since high school. With its headquarters in Taiwan, the Buddhist organization has a presence around t...
KL: Bookstores, Architecture & the Invisible
Southeast Asia splits in two: One lives with innovation, progress, and wealth. The other with pollution, displacement, and poverty. — Kriangsak Teera-Hong in Asian Labor Futures
This is a post I drafted around this time last year, but...
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