Author: Priscilla Tawie

Navigating life with feng shui

Before we know about others, we must know about ourselves first. We must understand our weak points and our strengths. – Master Siaw Everything in the universe happens for a reason. With decades of experience in Chinese geomancy, Master Siaw talks about his early days as a feng shui master

Passion Prevails

Event stylist Selina Lee tells us about her experience as a decorator and planner. Despite the difficulties, she perseveres through the late hours and challenges. Crafting memories through event decor As an event stylist, Selina Lee has tough times on occasion. There would be events that lasted till late at

Facing 2024

Every year, many people make a list of resolutions to follow. However, as millennials get older, we learn to take life as it comes. Embracing what the year holds Year 2024 is moving quickly, with no signs of slowing down as the conclusion of its first month approaches. Though it

Preserving Kenyah folk song through workshop

Many villages in rural Sarawak continue to lack access to technology. Despite the limitations, culture and traditions continue to play an important role in these communities. When describing the many Kenyah longhouses in the Ulu Baram of Sarawak, one can hear the melodies of numerous folk songs. Each rhythm sung kept the settlers

Homestay Hustle

Last December, the writer gained firsthand experience as part of a housekeeping team for a homestay. For her, the experience was humbling and eye-opening. A homestay hosting adventure During last month’s peak season, I was given the opportunity to run a homestay at Jalan Keretapi, Kuching. When I received my first two

Rising Star

The bubbly girl with long hair, whose eyes are pretty and full of confidence. Apart from her appearance, she possesses a voice that could turn everyone’s attention to her. A sweetheart with a big heart, Taylor Louise is on her path to become a great singer. A pre-teen’s ascent in

Strengthening palliative care in Sarawak

In Sarawak, urgent efforts are underway to enhance palliative care services, particularly in rural communities. Collaborative initiatives, including the “Domiciliary Palliative Care Program”, are bridging gaps, and a partnership with the Asia Pacific Hospice Palliative Care Network aims to bring regional expertise. Urgent Care There is an urgent need to

Tis’ the season to be jolly!

Before the year ends, Christmas Day looms, bringing joy and merriment, where Christians around the world celebrate the commemorative day of the birth of Jesus Christ. It is also a day where family gathers, gifts are exchanged, and love and laughter are shared. Christmas isn’t a season, it’s a feeling

Empowered Voices

Commemorating the efforts of the Kaum Ibu from the years of their organisation, to their contributions within the community during the anti-cession movement, the Brooke Trust will be releasing archives of photos and stories from the past — a collection of the Ranee Muda Kathleen Brooke under the Brooke Archive

Notes of Tenacity

Despite the stormy days, choir conductor and coach Wong Yung Fong continues on her journey. Confronting challenges head-on, she stands strong and resilient, displaying unwavering strength in the face of difficult situations. The unyielding spirit of a choir conductor A well-blended choir or orchestra largely depends on its conductor. A challenging