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Nutmeg Seed A friend got some nutmeg from Penang. And these is the seed since many haven’t seen it before. This seed grow on a tree call Myristica fragrans. Traditionaly, the nutmeg and nutmeg oil were used for illnesses related to the nervous and digestive systems.
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Coffin Exhibition This exhibition is organised by Jabatan Muzium Malaysia and held at the Kuala Lumpur national museum, Muzium Nagara. For RM2, this is definitely worth while. This exhibition will begins on 1st April 2010 till 20th June 2010. Many type of coffin’s and urn’s from our diverse culture are display here. There are also some coffins from neighbouring countries on displayed too. Explanation in photos, audio and videos are also shown to help understand the subjects. I manage to speak to a few museum official and i found out that much of the coffins on displayed have been used before. Some are more than a hundred years of age while are few a just replica’s. Funny that they did not exhumed an whole old chinese coffin. Cameras allowed. The Museums website link: Muzium Megara – www.muziumnegara.gov.my Jabatan Muzium Malaysia – http://www.jmm.gov.my/
Below:- My favourite piece in this exhibition, A coffin carrier. With steering, leaf spring and if not mistaken, motorcycle shock absorbers.
Below:- A Philipines Coffin Chair. Use for drying up corpse’s.
Below:-Dresses the deceased use by the chinese.
Below:- Some of the beautifully crafted urn’s on displayed.
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Bai Feng Gong-Bukit Bakri / 白鳳宮-武吉巴口. aka Bai Feng Xian Shi Gong / 白鳳仙師宮. Location:- Bukit Bakri, Muar, Johor / 武吉巴口, 麻坡, 柔佛州. My first visit to this temple would be sometime in 2005. Unfortunately on each of my visit, the grill to the main altar is always closed. Praying and offering can still be done but but i couldn’t get a good photo of the interior. According to the locals here, this temple only opens the grills to the main altar during their annual festival. Will definitely try to make it in future. The deity worshipped on its main altar is known as Bai Feng Xian Shi / 白鳳仙師.
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