Malaysian Culture Through the Ages
The Link alternatif fortunabola is a Chinese inspired wonderland located in the ancient city of Fengshan (also known as Henan). This beautiful and lively town sits on a delta surrounded by high walls, mountains and hills. There are many places of interest to explore including the terraced rice field, the town square, the terraced rice field with its scenic vista of rolling hills, the traditional Chinese character museum, the fine dining restaurant and the traditional Chinese medicine clinic. There is a temple dedicated to the goddess of wealth, which is open from April to October. This temple complex also has a huge pagoda and a temple dedicated to the god of wind. The Fengshan tourism office offers a wide range of activities to explore and take part in from horseback riding, trekking, rafting, zorbing and jet skiing.
Diwata Deity of Luck has been playing a major role in the history of Fengshan for more than five thousand years. Their patron deity, the goddess of wealth, holds special significance for the people of Fengshan and it is said that she is the most loved and revered deity in their culture. Legend has it that a young daughter of the King of Kashi (the name which translates to mean "one who is blessed") fell in love with a cow and got pregnant. Her father refused to allow her to marry the Cowherd because of her status as a cattle seller. She then sought to win her true love by promising to help his people.
To perform the ritual to win the love of the king, the cowherd put a golden cow into a fathom and prayed to be granted her wishes. This was a test of faith from the start because no such cow existed in Fengshan. This was because it was a ritualistic act which only the royalties of that area could perform. After this, they offered the cow and its products to the gods of Fengshan as a symbol of good luck. This act signified that they were to gain wealth and prosperity in the coming year.
Because of the importance of the cow and its products, the Fengshan royalty always had a plentiful supply of them. This explains why they are known to be generous people. Legend has it that, the God of wealth, wishing to please the cowherd of Fengshan, presented her with a fawning daughter. When given the right to marry the data agen bola terpinas, the cowherd was not pleased at all but silently allowed the marriage. Later on, that same cowherd married a man with the title of Panchakarma, from the same region.
This legend is told by Yatiwit Engkah, in his book Perfume and Fortune: A Story of Two Cities. The Perfume and Fortune author also narrates the story of Link Asan, a great sage from Borneo. He was the first one to apply the science of rhythm and pulse to the study of fortune and destiny. This is also the same Link, who introduced the concept of the Memili, or mala. The word "memili" means "blessed" or "spiritual".
There are many stories about Link and his works like the Perfume and Fortune and other books of the same genre. This is why he is also known as the progenitor of the present day Purna-Mala tradition. According to Yatiwit, the great mala master of modern Malaysia, the essence of Link's work is to channel the energy of rhythm and pulse for all good and beneficial purposes. The word "dengan" means "a string of beads" but according to Yatiwit, it also refers to a spiritual being or a "being of light".
