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Portraits by AsiaOne
Singapore
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 13 พ.ค. 2024
Every human has a story, and at Portraits, we recount and tell these stories genuinely, authentically and candidly.
If you’ve a story to share, reach out to us at: cmpg@asiaone.com
If you’ve a story to share, reach out to us at: cmpg@asiaone.com
A Christian Inmate’s Christmas
For "Alex" (not his real name), marking Christmas behind bars hasn't stopped him from sharing the spirit of giving.
Spending some of his time in a prison bakery work programme, "Alex" hopes to one day open his own baking business and to reconcile with his son after his release.
Watch more: www.asiaone.com/video
Spending some of his time in a prison bakery work programme, "Alex" hopes to one day open his own baking business and to reconcile with his son after his release.
Watch more: www.asiaone.com/video
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Michael, a Taoist medium’s promise to Ganesha | Where Race Meets Religion
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A chance invitation from a friend during a health scare provided Michael an entry into Hinduism, and a new lease of life. Since then he straddles both faiths devotedly. #Taoism #Hinduism #Singapore If you've a story to tell, reach us at: cmpg@asiaone.com Watch more: www.asiaone.com/video
Joakim Gomez's journey of acceptance and self-discovery I Where Race Meets Religion
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As he grappled with identity and fitting in, Catholicism was Joakim's safe space. Now as an adult, he is trying to embrace his faith once again. #Catholicism #Joakimgomez #Singapore If you've a story to tell, reach us at: cmpg@asiaone.com Watch more: www.asiaone.com/video
Fighting prejudice against migrant workers | Ordinary People
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How do prejudices arise, and how can they be overcome? Tulip, a facilitator at Migrant & Me, guides students through Farrer Park, sharing the lived experiences of migrant workers in Singapore. This eye-opening tour fosters understanding and empathy for often overlooked communities. #community #Singapore #migrant If you've a story to tell, reach us at: cmpg@asiaone.com Watch more: www.asiaone.co...
Darren Mak's journey on finding belonging in Islam | Where Race Meets Religion
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At the lowest point in his life, Darren found Islam. As a Chinese Muslim, he reckons with the complexities of identity, of conflicting culture, and fitting in. This video contains mature themes. Parental guidance is advised for children below 13. If you've a story to tell, reach us at: cmpg@asiaone.com Watch more: www.asiaone.com/video
Guiding the disabled to enjoy a sporting life | Ordinary People
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Clariel Goh, a 17-year-old volunteer with the Singapore Disability Sports Council, shares her experiences helping individuals with disabilities enjoy a sports through goalball. She highlights the importance of empathy, inclusivity, and the joy of building connections with the players, emphasising the rewarding nature of volunteerism. #disability #volunteering #singapore
Keeping your travels stress-free | Ordinary People
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Ever considered volunteering at Changi Airport? Gary Gan shares his experiences as a service ambassador, describing the joy of helping travelers, the support from his family, memorable encounters, and the importance of passion and volunteering, emphasising the mutual benefits it brings. #volunteering #ChangiAirport #Singapore If you've a story to tell, reach us at: cmpg@asiaone.com Watch more: ...
Surviving a toxic relationship | In My Mind
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In My Mind brings viewers into the headspace of people facing struggles related to their mental health. In this episode, we look at Hazel’s journey in finding herself again after getting out of a toxic relationship. Circles of Resilience by Resilience Collective is a safe space where peers, or persons with lived experience of mental health conditions, come together to help each other thrive and...
Breaking the cycle of reoffending | Ordinary People
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How can cycling change lives? Jax, a volunteer from "Break the Cycle," shares how community, care, and camaraderie can foster positive change and help ex-offenders reintegrate into society. Through regular rides and emotional support, the initiative aims to break the cycle of recidivism. #BreakTheCycle #volunteering #Singapore If you've a story to tell, reach us at: cmpg@asiaone.com Watch more:...
Saving lives, one cat at a time | Ordinary People
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What drives someone to rescue stray cats? Chiao Yi, a dedicated cat rescuer, shares her journey that began in 2020 with a TNR approach to humanely manage the cat population in Singapore. She discusses the purpose of her work and her hopes for pet owners and volunteers. #cats #volunteering #Singapore If you've a story to tell, reach us at: cmpg@asiaone.com Watch more: www.asiaone.com/video
Keeping our coastlines and waterways clean | Ordinary People
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What is the true value of our waterways? Adam, a lead volunteer at Waterways Watch Society, recounts the various types of litter he's encountered while striving to keep our waterways clean. He appeals to Singaporeans to avoid releasing non-native aquatic species. #WaterwaysWatch #environment #Singapore If you've a story to tell, reach us at: cmpg@asiaone.com Watch more: www.asiaone.com/video
From Thailand to Singapore | Here To Stay
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"Now that I'm older, I realised that it's more about how I would define my own identity and not being boxed up by how people perceive me." Phanipha Lee moved from Thailand to Singapore at age three. Growing up in a multicultural family, she faced challenges with identity and cultural differences. Now, she values Singapore's diversity and education and is eager to give back to the community whil...
From France to Singapore | Here To Stay
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"French people love food, and what's best to pair with food is wine, and the best thing to pair with food and wine is people." Alan Simendinger, a 42-year-old Frenchman, shares his journey, from growing up in Africa to his adventures in China, his path eventually led him to Singapore, where he is now a Permanent Resident. He reflects on the city’s diverse culinary delights, the ease and efficie...
Being saved from self-pity | In My Mind
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Title: Being saved from self-pity | In My Mind Description: In My Mind brings viewers into the headspace of people facing struggles related to their mental health. In this episode, we look at Min’s journey in facing bouts of self-pity, which spiralled into disarray, before being saved by his teacher. Circles of Resilience by Resilience Collective is a safe space where peers, or persons with liv...
Living with Down syndrome, Timothy | In The Spotlight
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“People say that they recognise me from my work, and I really feel very happy and encouraged." 24-year-old Timothy Lee, who is an actor and performer with Down syndrome. Together with his father roger, they share with us Timothy's journey of overcoming challenges, embracing his passion for the performing arts, and also becoming the first local actor with Down syndrome on MediaCorp Channel 5. #d...
From Indonesia to Singapore | Here To Stay
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From Indonesia to Singapore | Here To Stay
Living with ADHD, Autism, and Tourettes, Darren | In The Spotlight
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Living with ADHD, Autism, and Tourettes, Darren | In The Spotlight
From Korea to Singapore | Here To Stay
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From Korea to Singapore | Here To Stay
Living with retinal dystrophy, Anisah | In The Spotlight
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Living with retinal dystrophy, Anisah | In The Spotlight
From Australia to Singapore | Here To Stay
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From Australia to Singapore | Here To Stay
Bottling up family trauma and suicidal thoughts| In My Mind
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Bottling up family trauma and suicidal thoughts| In My Mind
Living with ankylosing spondylitis, Kok Wee | In The Spotlight
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Living with ankylosing spondylitis, Kok Wee | In The Spotlight
From Philippines to Singapore | Here To Stay
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From Philippines to Singapore | Here To Stay
Living with autism, Sheng Jie | In The Spotlight
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Living with autism, Sheng Jie | In The Spotlight
From Japan to Singapore | Here To Stay
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From Japan to Singapore | Here To Stay
From England to Singapore | Here To Stay
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From England to Singapore | Here To Stay
Living with Deafness, Azariah | In The Spotlight
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Living with Deafness, Azariah | In The Spotlight
From Spain to Singapore | Here To Stay
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From Spain to Singapore | Here To Stay
Ethan, a volunteer leader at Care Corner | Ordinary People
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Ethan, a volunteer leader at Care Corner | Ordinary People
Living with Down syndrome, Jiaying | In The Spotlight
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Living with Down syndrome, Jiaying | In The Spotlight
Cool dude, kyung is.
Awesome message to your parents.. tears of joy for your parents!
Hello guys, I am Pamela, your fellow Tanzanian. Can l have your contact please? My daughter who studies IT in India wishes to come to Singapore for her six months internship at Google company in Singapore. We don't have any connection for a help so she can secure the place in the company. If you could help connecting her to the company we shall very much appreciate. Thank you.
I will call it Chinese Hinduism 😂😮🎉
Beware of barbaric cult followers who blow themselves in the name of peace
00:10 is the MOST important part of truly understanding why he took the path. Sometimes we need to understand WHY (what lead to the current moments). Everyone has their situation.
From ancient times Hinduism aka Sanatana dharma was present in eastern Asia. Most of the deities in Japan are Hindu deities
Wonderful. There are no limitations to true spirituality.
Stay strong dude. You'll get better rewards from God for your steadfastness.
I'm a hindu from Bali, in Bali we also have substantial number of Chinese. It creates syncretism which is quite interesting to see. When we have religious ritual they often join us, and other way around.
Not quite syncretic because the Chinese family in Bali most of them are strictly budhist and confucian, they were NOT practicing panca Yadnya, they NOT pray to Hyang Widhi which is the synonym of Brahman, NEVER said all religion are the same
@@InayaHaribo I bet you've never heard of pinggan village before, there is history about the chinese since 10 century and intermarried with the locals, and one the chinese married a balinese king, there's even chinese shrine inside Batur temple to commemorate that, in Denpasar chinese people pray in Tanah Kilap which is obviously hindu temple with element of tridarma religion. They made offering with "canang", practicing bhuta yadnya by "ngejot", have literaly "penunggun karang" which is like spirit house in bali, there's a sacred folk dance literally called "baris cina" in sanur with their modified bali-chinese instruments called "gong beri", there is a guan yin shrine in giri putri temple, balinese people still using chinese coins for rituals, and many more. Probably you're the one that too blind to see, or don't understand how religion works in Indonesia, in Bali particularly
@@InayaHariboactually atheist
May Allah grant you the best in this world and the next, Darren. I'm a fellow convert of nearly 17 years and I can relate to your "salafi" phase in the beginning of your journey within Islam. It's a stage many of us go through as we lack proper guidance and mentorship. As we mature spiritually we understand that Islam isn't that narrow. The loneliness you face as a convert is something we will always carry with us. I am married and have three beautiful children, but celebrating Eid and Ramadan will always be bittersweet as I can't share it with my extended family. May Allah guide our families and surround us with good company who ease our loneliness. 🤲🏻
主啊,请向我们的主人穆罕默德致以完美的祈祷和完全的和平问候--他是通过他而解决问题的人,通过他而解除忧虑,通过他而满足需求,通过他而实现愿望并迎接美好的结局,云层也因他的尊贵面容而降雨--并向他的家人和伙伴致意,每一次凝视和每一次呼吸,以您所知的一切为数目。 主啊,请赐予我们尊贵的穆罕默德完美的祈祷和全然的平安,他是问题得以解决、忧愁得以消散、需求得以满足、愿望得以实现、善终得以实现之人,因他的尊贵面容,云彩降下甘霖;也祈祷他的家人和同伴,每次目光和呼吸都得以祝福,与您所知的万物同数。
May Allah swt bless you, take care.
Man with good charisma ❤.
Thank you Allah for saving this guy
This kind of practice is condemned by the bible. The pagan cananites used to do these practices where they sliced or pierced their body in order for God to hear them or even had sex in their temples. 😢 LORD have mercy on us.
This family steady.
Hindu and Buddhist temple ❤
Chao ang moh, we have enough creepy westerners here
Salaam brother, wonderful story. I know you from Plan B. Always love its intellectualism. Ramadān - Yeah, in fact, I take the month off work to cook for family so we can have a good, happy setting during iftar and sahur. If the time is not yet right to marry a (good) Muslim girl, then yah, try heading to the mosques. They have decent iftar events and prayers. Another idea, is to start cooking yourself. And bring your current family together during iftar! Dinner for them, iftar for you. The best chefs are men! Hope all these help!
agrees his ending phrase, "one united, all the same" very very true, all the same, keep our mind clear
Assalammualaikum Darren, whenever you come to KL, give me a holler. Would love to host you dinner and take you to Putrajaya Mosque for Friday prayer.
well done guys!🥰🥰🥰
" Ekam sat vipra bahudha vadanti" - Rig Veda Truth is one, the wise call it by various names.
Money talks
Is okay Darren! You may not be able to feel the familial side of things when it comes to practising islam now, but you be able to do so when you get married to a muslim and have your own family and children later. it wont be lonely anymore! I pray you find someone good to strive in islam together with you! Aamiin
Such a beautiful story showing unity and brotherhood amongst different races/religions!
Very interesting insight. Thanks for sharing.
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Hinduism's true name is Sanatana Dharma which means "eternal way" which is also what Taoism means.
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masyaAllah tabarakallah. ahlan wa sahlan into the fold of islam. create your own family so can go to the mosque and celebrate iftar and raya with your family😊 ask Allah to send you a solehah partner and bear you soleh and solehah children till you find sakinah with them. the best is always with Allah. He will grant you the best, insyaAllah, biiznillah😊 we'll continue to make dua for you ok, insyaAllah❤ Allah knows best
It is lonely when comes to festive or even during praying.. i feel u bro... get married start a family insya'allah
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god Is one just different names and forms
Assalamualaikum Darren. I feel you when you shared about the loneliness and the missing out part not able to fast and iftar with your family. May Allah grant your family hidayah. I'm pretty sure also when you have your own family, you and your kids will not feel the same way as you do now. Take care brother.
By the way, nothing wrong with being Salafi. Nothing wrong with adopting a literal interpretation of scripture. Just as its nothing wrong with Tassawuf and some spiritualistic intepretation of scripture. Just as long all these intepretations are from the Quran and Sunnah only along with classical scholarly works from the various Madhabs.
BUT YOU STILL BELIEVE DOCTOR. NEXT TIME SICK, ASK YOUR GODS, DON’T GO TO THE DOCTOR. MOST DOCTORS DON’T BELIEVE GOD.
Oh oklo
Such faith is rare.. God has blessed you. 🙏🏼
All The “isms” are terms by western world, actually they are all various methods used to realise what is beyond the five senses. Not various paths to “God” . Different concept from the western world
Chinese people are all over the world, with all kinds of religious beliefs, so their ideas and concepts are different. Chinese people are the easiest ethnic group to assimilate.
Chinese people are all over the world, with all kinds of religious beliefs, so their ideas and concepts are different. Chinese people are the easiest ethnic group to assimilate.
God is foreign word to Indian culture. In this system , everything is divine
that should be the way... all religions are the same... and we should not fight each others..
All nonsense. Play all these until 走火入魔 already.
What are u trying to say? What nonsense ?
Stupid
As Michael says dont believe just zipped your lips. Pls respect all religions this is Singapore.
I think the address is 48 Toh Guan East Road #08-126
Where about is this?
48 toh guan road east enterprise hub #08-126 postal code S(608586)
If something you believe is really worth it, you’d go all out to find a way to know more about it . Having just said that you guys clearly didn’t think it was worth it enough to actually find out more about it and wanted a quick answer. It’s stated in the credits, Yu feng nam fu Xuan Shan temple. You’re welcome 🙏
Dear all bros and sister in Sgpore. Please invite Darren for a family meals in your house. During iftar. During eid. May Allah bless him.