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    Di Zi Gui 弟子规

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      lovelydaughter
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      The lessons are taught using a combination of songs, videos on traditional values, games, in addition to the reciting sessions to the young kids.


      Actually, the best ways for kids to learn is through setting a role model ourselves.

      lovelydaughter:
      Below are details of the classical studies (di zi gui is one of the module) conducted by Blossom World Society:

      Age : 3-6

      读经乐园

      第1阶段:《古今背书方法》12堂课
      第2阶段:《弟子规》24堂课
      第3阶段:《朱子治家格言》12堂课
      第4阶段:《三字经》36堂课

      http://www.blossomworld.sg/course/chinese-classical-enrichment-classes/

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        lovelydaughter
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        Below is the television program segment that Master Jing Kong 淨空法師 emphasizes on the importance of di zi gui <弟子规>:


        主持人:其实学《弟子规》比较简单,做起来也方便,首先受益的是我这个家庭。

        淨空法師:自己,不是家庭,你自己本身第一个受益。为什麽?现在讲和谐,《弟子规》做到的时候,你身心和谐,无论是你的思惟、言行,自自然然它就合规矩,这个规矩是跟性德相应,所以舒畅!

        The First person to benefit from Di zi gui will be YOURSELF. :imcool:

        When you practise Di zi gui, you can attain Harmony both physically and spiritually. Your thought and action will naturally correspond with the standards (standards that synchronise with moral values) .



        主持人:所以要想实现和谐社会,是先要让每个人自己都和谐。

        老法师:不错,你每个人不和谐,他的家就不和,家不和社会怎麽会和?所以中国人讲的是修身、齐家、治国、平天下。

        By cultivating one's moral values, this will ensure harmony in family and ultimately a peaceful society.


        For video, please refer to link below, 0:19:27
        http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFOlaRFQfRM&feature=relmfu

        For full text:
        http://smbk.hebnews.cn/blog-37435-29532.html

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          lovelydaughter
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          Below phrases are some teaching of dizigui 弟子规, under the category, 余力学文 which explain effective studying methods:


          读书法  😄
          Appropriate Methods to Study

          有三到 心眼口 
          They involve CONCENTRATION in three areas:
          - Your Mind
          - your Eyes and
          - your Mouth

          信皆要
          To BELIEVE in what you read is equally important.

          方读此 勿慕彼 
          When you start to read a book, do not Think about another.

          此未终 彼勿起
          If you have not completed the book, do not Start another.

          宽为限 紧用功 
          Give yourself lots of time to study, and Study Hard

          工夫到 滞塞通
          Given Time and Effort, you will Thoroughly Understand.

          心有疑 随札记 就人问 求确义
          If you have a Question,
          - Make a Note of it,
          - Ask the person who has the Knowledge, for the Right Answer.

          Explanation of methods to study under 余力学文 can be viewed from 11.59 to 14:19
          http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/P_EUAnYvRPM/

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            cherrygal
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            Does anyone know where to buy the "zhonghua dizigui" DVDs in Singapore? I saw a few episodes on Youtube but would prefer DVD for easier viewing.


            Dangdang.com seems to sell it but is this online store safe and reliable?

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              Charmaine_chong
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              Dear Lovelydaughter,


              Appreciate for your sharing. I had watched it early last year and really amazed with Master Ching Kong’s effort to make impossible to possible.

              I had watched most of the DI Zhi Gui’s real life stories via youtube. I came to know the right values after watching all these meaningful youtube. However, i must say it really takes a lot of effort to pratice in our daily life.

              We were the happiest parent when we knew that our son got into Mee Toh Primary School which is very important for 1 big reason - the moral education. Kids get to learn Di Zhi Gui and glad that the principal encourages P1 onwards to attend Dharma class.

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                verykiasu
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                so lucky to get into a buddhist school, I wanted to but we stayed too far…anyway nw I hope have new dharma class for my kid to attend during wkends

                He used to take his di zhi gui from blossom society as well, he has completed the course… I know they have a new writing class bt the time clash with his enrichments hope they can open more new timings

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                  Dawnie
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                  Is it important to know 弟子规? Do they teach 弟子规 in primary schools?


                  My boy will be in K2 next year, his school doesn’t teach him 弟子规 since he is in a Church Kindy. Whereas his cousinsin K1 and P2 were taught 弟子规 in school.

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                    Charmaine_chong
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                    Hi cherrygal,


                    You need not to buy the dvds. It is available in lots of temple.

                    1. Buddhist Life Mission (Tel: 6836 9088)
                    It has whole series of Zhong Hua 8 moral stories (cartoon) which is air in Channel 8 on sat or sun morning.

                    2. Amitabha Buddhist Society (Tel: 6744 7444)
                    It has Di Zhi Gui/DVD/CD/Book

                    3. Kong Meng San Phor Kark see Monastery (Tel 68495300)
                    It has a lot of books / children stories /DVD

                    I got the whole series of ZhongHua Di Gi Gui's cartoon in a vegetarian coffee shop in JB. I believe you could get it in Singapore but i am not sure where exactly the place is.

                    cherrygal:
                    Does anyone know where to buy the \"zhonghua dizigui\" DVDs in Singapore? I saw a few episodes on Youtube but would prefer DVD for easier viewing.

                    Dangdang.com seems to sell it but is this online store safe and reliable?

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                      Charmaine_chong
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                      Dear Dawnie,


                      It is extremely important to learn & pratice Di Zhi Gui (not reciting only). It is not easy though as we didn’t learn in our young days too. So, now we have to learn along with kids.

                      Di Zhi Gui is nothing to do with religion. It is one of our chinese culture which has long forgotten by us. Do spend a bit more time to explore postings & links by lovelydaughter.

                      The chinese paper had shared that a company ( if i am not wrong that is audit/accounting firm) who pratice Di Zhi Gui and Lun Yi with great success. Break-even within a year of running business. Its staff are all required to learn these two books.

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                        Charmaine_chong
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                        Dear verykiasu,


                        Thanks.

                        Do check out Fo Guan Shan for sat night dharma class. I believe there is quite a few nearby Punggol.

                        It is located in Geylang rite if i am remembered correctly. I did call up to check last year but due to timing issue, we didn’t join.

                        Amitabha Buddhist Society organised Di zi gui classes too but heard it is with long waiting list. Do check out if you guys interesed.

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