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Kampar Road
Ipoh, Perak
Malaysia
www.taipeesim.com
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Ph:
(05) 2544298
International: +605 2544298
info[at]taipeesim.com
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History
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REV SENG SEONG (1918 - 1996)
Founder of Tai Pee Sim Monastery, in Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia.
Born during the First World War,
Rev Seng Seong was called upon to serve mankind even as early as during his schooldays. At 18, he became a medium,
although a very reluctant one at first. Then realising that it was his true calling, he plugged wholeheartedly into his role. Humble and sincere, he was able to help cure the sick and bring comfort to those who needed help and diving guidance or intervention in times of distress and uncertainly, through the powers of many Deities and Tchoi-Si especially Na Cha, The Lady of Birth (Neo Neo) and Lin Wan
Sinn Si, among others. The many people who were cured by Na Cha and Neo Neo are no make-believe fairytales but true facts that many can vouch for.
Ordained as a Buddhist priest at the age of 26, he set up a temple in a small cave at Jalan Kuala Kangsar in Ipoh, Perak, with the name of "Sau Meng Koong". It was here at the cave that Lin Wan Sinn Si and other Tcho-Si's came and began to preach the Right Way of life including the 3 Golden Rules of Conduct. Rev Seng Seong continued to practice of Tao and Buddhist teachings,
always believing that the good teachings of both doctrines co-exist harmoniously and need not be exclusive of each other.
In 1945, he left the casve to set up a small shrine in a ramshackle wooden hut in Silibin with the same name.
In 1948, the temple was relocated to a wooden structure at Kg Jawa where the temple was renam...Read Full history
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