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Haw Par Villa198 viewsIt's Karma. My understanding in simple words is 'we all reap what we sow'.
We plant a seed for every good and bad action we make.
When time is riped, the consequence will surface.SingaporeShots
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Haw Par Villa258 views10 Courts of Hell
Learn about life after death in the display of ancient Chinese mythologySingaporeShots
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Haw Par Villa211 viewsA small crossed bridge above a small pond.
Haw Par VillaSingaporeShots
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Haw Par Villa244 viewsThe statue infront is The Goddess of Mercy (Guan Yin) and sitting behind is the Buddha.
At Haw Par Villa.
Symbolises great compassion and loving kindness.SingaporeShots
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Haw Par Villa204 viewsThe Chinese words Haw Par Villa, with two tigers. Fierce.SingaporeShots
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Haw Par Villa247 views福 (Prosperity), 禄(Authority) and 寿(Longevity).SingaporeShots
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Haw Par Villa240 viewsThe always smiling Buddhist Monk who carrys a baggage. Lifting up and letting go of the baggage (things in life) and still he's happy.SingaporeShots
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Haw Par Villa227 viewsHe is Confucius. I hope I got this right. It's the chinese character "Ren" - which means benevolence.
I hope I got the translation right too.SingaporeShots
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