Author Archives: Tricia

Kenangan Terindah

Currently craving this song: Kenangan Terindah, by Samsons Aku yang lemah tanpamu Aku yang rentan karena Cinta yang t’lah hilang Darimu yang mampu menyanjungku Selama mata terbuka Sampai jantung tak berdetak Selama itu pun aku mampu Untuk mengenangmu Darimu kutemukan … Continue reading →

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Young Malaysians Roundtable

Calling ALL Malaysians to participate in the “Young Malaysians Roundtable on National Unity & Development in Malaysia: Challenges & Prospects for Nation-Building” jointly organised by the Centre for Public Policy Studies and NYLC, Bar Council. Raja Dr Nazrin Shah (Raja … Continue reading →

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Citizen’s Eyes

One of the ways in which to encourage our local council representatives to actually get moving is to provide them with visual aid! Titled “Citizen’s Eyes” by OHMSI (Oriental Hearts and Mind Study Institute), this initiative seeks to be… your … Continue reading →

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Islam and islam

Brian McLaren, in his book, carefully pointed out his personal interpretation of the difference between “Evangelism” and evangelism. (note the small and big capital letters) Likewise, I’d like to draw this parallel to a whole load of other words and … Continue reading →

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Legal Tsunami

Tides come and go, ebb and flow. Issues in Malaysia come in circles, round and round the mulberry bush. We’ve had our Shamalas, Moorthys, Lina Joys and now Subshini. The Court of Appeal is ruling for the first time that a … Continue reading →

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Conversations: A Revolution of Hope

Thoughts have been clamouring to get out. Having been involved with the recent weekend event, and meeting Brian McLaren face to face with the privilege of personal interviews (not interrogation!), it’s only natural that I feel the need to articulate … Continue reading →

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Incredulous

That religion and morality dictate principles set forth for mankind is understood. The values that we hold in high esteem form a guide for us all. They are touchstones and markers against which we evaluate right and wrong. We presume … Continue reading →

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Pigging Out

 Happy Chinese New Year to everyone!!! Let’s pig out this year with lots of Kuih Kapek, Pineapple Tarts, Peanut biscuits, Kuih Bangkek, groundnuts and more! Family time, I suppose, beats having to think and fret about my country Malaysia. At … Continue reading →

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Institutional Nightmare

The government forms and shapes institutions like Zam churns out silly statements. Go figure. How many institutions and organisations have we had in the past few decades? How many Commissions (whose recommendations we unfortunately fail to consider), how many committees, … Continue reading →

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On words

I’ve been indulging myself recently with poetry and prose, and none of them to do with my supposedly intellectual study of theology and public policy (the two subjects I ought to drown myself in). Words stir in the hearts of … Continue reading →

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