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Datuk Gong Datuk Keramat - Spirit of the Land
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มี.ค. 2020
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Neighbours connected by a causeway, sharing the waterways that separates the 2 states. Malaysia and Singapore share common ground when it comes to the unique worship of Datuk Gong and Datuk Keramat. Through the processing of learning about the identities of Datuk Gong and Datuk Keramat, steers us towards being inclusive, open to different interpretations of various religions and cultural aspects of the country we call home.
Special thanks to Daphne Lee for your inspiration with this topic. I would not have done this video clip without your encouragement and photos!!
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As a Malay who's delving into various religious traditions out of curiosity, this one is really interesting. I really wanna learn more about South east asian chinese spiritual traditions.
Thank you for taking the time to watch this video and to leave a comment. I hope you'll find the rest of the videos in my channel interesting and will be able to aid you in your learning of other religious traditions.
Excellent work @Hakka Moi 🙏🏻☺️
Thank you Sarafian 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank You Datok Gong.
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I found a makeshift DG shrine in my local park, and whats strange is I live in Denmark!!! Pretty cool :) I guess someone who immigrated from Malaysia or Singapore placed it there
Oh wow that's really pretty rad and interesting esp the location! Are you able to share some photos of it when you next pass by the shrine?
@@HakkaMoi Yea definetely! Ill probably pop by their next week. Where can I send an image btw
@@Tom-gy5ii Oh cool thank you! Drop me a line angelasguild@gmail.com or IG steepedinhistory
ya...a photo of it will be great!
Nice video about these VIPs. There was once a friend and I drove to Ampang in search of DGs and saw some shrines on the other side of the street. We stopped to eat but when we drove back up the way we came we couldn’t see the shrines anymore. 🤷🏻♀️ We joke that the DG all decided they’d had enough of me snooping round their shrines. Btw, I do make it a point to say hello and greet them before I take pics.
Thank you for your words on encouragement! Hmmm 🤔 strange the shrines are not visible when you returned 🤫 Maybe the DG and DK wants you take a break from hunting them down haha 😱
Dont stop making good content keep it up and u will be more greater than before. U are killing it❤❤👍👍👍
Thank you for your support and words of encouragement!!
@@HakkaMoi u are very welcome and anytime. And plus i can look at this channel when i need info or for fun on the road👍👍 but yeah u do u and u gonna do great
@Hakka Moi I heard that in Toa Payoh Central, there is a tree shrine and the tree is believed to be a Natuk living there
Do you where in Toa Payoh?
Highly informative, thank you.
Thank you for taking the time to watch this video & leaving a comment! 🙏🏼
I,m Malay and i Worship datuk Kong
Thank you for sharing!! Where is your Datuk Gong shrine located?
@@HakkaMoi old temple taman ungku tun aminah, johor bahru, malaysia
@@ErwinJustin Interesting!!! Terima kaseh ya 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Great video, very informative! Keep up the good work!
Thank you Nick for your support and taking the time to watch my video! 😉
Hakka Moi. i did pay respect to datuk kong
That's amazing to know!! Good on you for doing so.
@@HakkaMoi Thanks! I hope I’ll pay respect to Datuk again soon
@@EugeneTan233 Is there a particular Datuk you go to?
@@HakkaMoi Well. Since I’ve been to Nadu tan in Tampines. That means I’ll be waiting to go to Malaysia to find the natuk Kong temples at Georgetown soon
@@EugeneTan233 Its so good to trace your steps around all the random Datuk Kong's mini shrines sprouting all over Malaysia!!
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Have you done a video about 虎爺 yet? If so, I suggest it!
I actually have done a video about 虎爷! th-cam.com/video/tZcw7fMs4g0/w-d-xo.html
Deity is also known as Tudigong and Tudi gong gong. What a cute name, Tudi gong gong
hindu person In a way it is cute, there's also the female counterpart Datuk Nenek!
Datuk Kong is like Tudi-Gong level but not Tudi-Gong.
itu raja bujang yg menjadi datuk di tanjung datuk/inhil, rengat, yg semokel gaharu dan kemenyan ke singapura pada zaman penjajahan!!! dahulu kala...
Didn't captain jack sparrow have an escape story involving turtles as well? :) Seems to be a common nautical theme.
Nautical themes appear to be pretty popular!
Did you see any of these Datuk Gong or Datuk Keramat shrines in Malaysia?
Kawan apa macam.. (harimau Malaya masih hidup), itu harimau putih belakang (left hand shake) background.. I know what that mean...
Where are you from?
MELAYU TV Australia 🐨
You can find this statute along Sim Drive before reaching Geylang Serai. Go and find out for yourself...no bullshits!
Thank for you the heads up!
For the keramat at kusu Singapore... its nice to see other races and religions coming to pray. Islam is for all not only for the Muslims or malay. But its sad that it became abit to chinese for me No offence because the place is being decorated more like a chinese temple then a keramat. I feel like its loosing our culture and and religion. Its fine to burn incense and flowers as thats what malay people do. Now people asking and writing for 4d and 4d in islam is actually haram (or forbidden) puting red cloth instead of yellow or green. Putting alcohol and joss paper. Its sad to see we are loosing our culture. My advice of going to keramat. Bring incense, flowers, and food. (Ask the caretaker to do a special doa (prayer) after that u guys can donate the food for people to eat. dont stop going to keramat. Its a good pray hard and stay healthy! Salam from Singapore! :)
When Praying to Datuk Kongs, we do not put alcohol and no Pork. We know the rules. As for 4D, yes Datuk Kongs do provide quite accurate 4D Numbers , even when during "trance" by spirit mediums. Anyone can pray to Datuk Kongs, but most Malay Muslims find it "Haram" so don't want to pray to it.
@@SlyzMarketer ohh not at all. The keramat is a wonderful place to be at. No offence those people that think its haram to go keramat are narrow minded. :p
@@mohddanish2055 Datuk Gong is its own religion that is a combination of Malay Animism and Chinese Ancestral Worship.
So yea, this belief is not under the jurisdiction of Islam. And it is a more of a cultural thing shared by some Malays and Chinese in Southeast Asia.
At 08.10 the picture of a man in white sitting above a white tiger, i do not think it is a picture of a god whatsoever. I think its the picture of Wiro Sableng an Indonesian silat story hero. 😄. See his signature axe with 212 sign? You can google it. Overall this video is a good one about Datuk Kong, i have seen others too, not as good about the background story of Datuk Kong in this.
Thank you so much for the heads up! Isn't 212 Warrior a Indonesian movie that starred the skilled Yayan Ruhian?
@@HakkaMoi i don't know about that, not really a fan. My first contact with wiro sableng was while junior high reading his silat story, that is why i know his signature weapon. I like your video about a local god in Taiwan, the Japanese empire naval pilot, does he fit in category of a Landgod/ Tutikong?, because according to your video he has some of its power (though not blessing with wealth/lucky number, intresting). I understand that singaporean also has their own local god. I hope you can cover that on your next video.
@@yogiepermana2623 There's a FB group called Local Gods & Their Legends, think you'll find that page interesting. The Taiwanese naval pilot is one of many the locality deities in Taiwan.
This new video on my channel might be of interest to you as its touches on locality deities.
th-cam.com/video/DgqmDbfEmGQ/w-d-xo.html
Honestly if you could drop the fake accent and talk normally your videos will be really decent to watch
I too wish I could drop the accent but that's the way I speak and haven't had any issues growing up or in life, atleast I don't speak Singlish as than that would be awkward 🤣😂
That's kinda mean, I know loads of people in Malaysia and Singapore who talk like this. She's not faking an accent.
She seems like an Australian Chinese. Why do you Singaporean Chinese or KL Chinese always think that your accent is a standard for southeast asian commonwealth nations?
I think you guys can go with islam