Saturday, 7 February 2009

Manifestation Anniversary of Tian Guan Da Di (天官大帝千秋聖誕)





15th Day of Lunar 1 Month is considered as the Manifestation Anniversary (Annual Inspection Day) of Tian Guan Da Di aka Heavenly Emperor of Heavenly Realm.

For Taoists & Chinese, we will prepared a certain amount of Offerings (Food & Paper) to pay our respect to Tian Guan Da Di.

Different Dialect Clans will start the Honouring Ceremony on different Days, such as 14th Night or 15th Day Morning.

To find out more on the details on this Grand Official Day, please proceed to the following link:

Introduction on Lunar New Year 15th Day (正月初十五簡介):
http://javewu.multiply.com/reviews/item/135
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12 comments:

  1. jave wu8 February 2009 at 23:26

    天官降臨凡世間。
    賜福百姓闔家歡。
    千戶總得鴻運佑。
    萬業必有興榮樣。

    It's the Manifestation Anniversary (Annual Inspection Day) of Tian Guan Da Di again.

    Hope that by Offering 3 sincere incenses to Tian Guan Da Di, oneself can gain the Necessary Blessing and also, add on to the Credit & Merit of A Country for the New Lunar Year.

    Remember to offer 3 cups of Nice & Hot Fragrance Chinese Tea. By doing so, oneself will be able to get better connection with the Celestial Beings.

    Last of All, wishes everyone here: Happy Shang Yuan Day (上元節安康).

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  2. _____ _____9 February 2009 at 10:27

    Shifu, is Tian Guan Da Di same as Jade Emperor?

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  3. _____ _____9 February 2009 at 10:29

    Shifu, is Tian Guan Da Di the same as jade Emperor? If not, then what's the difference?

    The names are a bit confusing to me.

    Thank you!

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  4. jave wu9 February 2009 at 21:47

    They are Different.

    Yu Huang Da Tian Zun is considered as the "Boss" of Tian Guan Da Di.

    Tian Guan Da Di, main Task is to distribute the Fortune Blessing to the individual Beings according to their Credits, Merits & Debts.

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  5. John zorro9 February 2009 at 22:33

    Jave,
    where can we find the statue of Tian Guan Da Di, i heard that they are 3 Guan,whom usually placed below Yu Huang Da Di . they are also called San Yuan Da Di, correct ?
    this afternoon , I visited Tian Gong Miao in Telok Blangah but cannot figure out who is Tian Guan Da Di.
    pls comment. Thks

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  6. jave wu10 February 2009 at 15:34

    Telok Blangah Tee Kong Temple does not have, but you can called upon them while paying respect to Tee Kong.

    In Singapore, only a few Temples got the physical statues:

    1) Havelock Road Tee Kong Temple
    2) Bukit Merah Lei Yin Temple

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  7. John zorro16 February 2009 at 20:00

    Hi Jave,
    today i visited Havelock rd Tee Kong Temple.I manage to pay respect to San Yuan Da Di. are they also
    called San Guan Da Di or Tian Guan Da Di whom you have highlighted here? Thanks for explaining.

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  8. YH 270916 February 2009 at 20:38

    San Yuan Da Di is also known as San Guan Da Di.
    Tian Guan Da Di is one of the 3, who's Anniversary falls on the 15th of the Lunar 1st Month.

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  9. jave wu16 February 2009 at 22:10

    Tian Guan Da Di falls on the 15th Day of Lunar 1st Month.

    Yes, they are also being address as San Yuan Da Di.

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  10. John zorro18 February 2009 at 21:49

    Thks thks yh & jave for your answers.i understand that another of the 3 San Yuan Da Di falls on 15th Lunar 7th Month.Regards.

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  11. jave wu18 February 2009 at 23:10

    And the last 1 on 15th of Lunar 10 Month.

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  12. bryan tan19 February 2009 at 20:37

    i would like to share

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