Ancestral Tablet
Li Bai once said, “Of all virtues, filial piety comes first and is the truest.” Every family has its unique traditions, and filial piety is the foundation of that legacy. It is also a source of pride in Chinese culture. You may often remind yourself to remain grateful, to honor and remember all that our parents and ancestors have created for us. We all hope that our children will do the same—cherishing us and our forebears, cultivating a spirit of gratitude, and passing that legacy on.
One way to honor our ancestors is by setting up ancestral tablets, which symbolize remembrance and respect for those who have passed. These tablets are not only a representation of family lineage but also serve as a place of prayer, where descendants wish for peace and prosperity. However, modern homes and designs may no longer provide adequate space to house these ancestral tablets. Given the serene environment and professional care offered by memorial halls, more and more people are choosing to place ancestral tablets in such settings.
Combining tradition and modernity, various ancestral tablet options are available for you to choose
The ancestral tablets of Nirvana Memorial Garden are usually engraved with (a) four names, or (b) two names and two portraits;
The Lin San Temple's ancestral tablet can be engraved with four names and four portraits.
From as low as SGD118 per month (interest-free instalments for up to 36 months), you can purchase a ancestral tablet in this Feng Shui auspicious land.
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