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The seventh lunar month is a time for us earthly dwellers to commemorate our departed ancestors. There'll be prayer sessions at various temples.
Normally, my family will go to the Heong Sun See temple in Tanjung Tokong.
The temple's trustees would have erected a makeshift shelter to hold the temporary paper tablets. There'll be a few hundred paper tablets and the busiest days are usually the weekends.
The Heong Sun See temple actually stands out like a sore thumb amidst a sea of Malay kampung houses. But it is very interesting to see that the Malay residents tolerate this once-a-year prayer sessions. That's religious harmony!
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