Quantum Touch Marathon Trip in Ipoh 14 & 15 June 2008

DAY 1

It was an exciting invitation by Nithia for Raymond and I to travel to Ipoh for this marathon. For having no idea of what will be going on in this trip, it's was a good adventure for us both.

The road seems very clear that's because we took off at 8am.

After 2 hours of long-driving on the hi-way, we finally reached Ipoh Town. I took this picture right in front of Grand View Hotel. Which later we were told we're going to be checking in to this hotel! Talk about the synchronization of human brains!

Nithia came within 30 mins right after we reached the Hotel. This is what I call Enthusiastic to learn! After he helpedus to check in the hotel (I have to tell you, the hotel is consider 5-star in Ipoh Town!), we head straight to Nithia's house to start our QT marathon!

Well guys, sorry about not taking pictures on the first day's marathon. I was busying holding at an extremely high vibration energy during the healing session until I don't have time to snap pictures.

Nithia's mother cooked her special 'pasta' for us and we had tho most wonderful indian lunch together with his family during the lunch break. * Sorry guys, no picture taken here either... I was totally fascinated by all the good food until i forgot to grab my camera.
We had 10 people coming for the marathon session, including the manager of Popular Bookshop in Ipoh - Bryan! he was totally impressed by QT's 'miracle work' and has decided to import QT book into the bookshop.

I brought Mikael's Alchemist Oil to assist in my healing. What i didn't expect was the family actually was astonished by his oils. Simply because Mikael is the only person in the world would choose the hardest way to make the essential oils, choosing to extract the oils using the slowest process to get the purest essence from all the herbs, and while doing it, he did it with LOVE.

I strongly recommended Archangel Michael oil blend for healing. As Michael induces the 'chi' of dragon into our heart, and the great power of LOVE.

We ended the day with a special supper with Nithia and his lovely father. We had a good chat in spirituality and philosophy of life, especially his philosophy from STARWARS applying into his life and law practices. (Oh yes, Nithia is a very successful, respected and HONEST lawyer in Ipoh town.)

DAY 2

We were told the day before Sunday that the street in front of our Hotel will be crowded by a 2nd-hand items market. Whoever likes antic would probably find this a heaven.

I woke up at 7am, due to the intensive healing sessions i did before the day, i was charged up fully of lifeforce energy and ready to take another round of marathon!


Raymond woke up at 7.30am unexpectedly that he though he's gonna sleep until 10am. We quickly dress up and head down to the street, which already started at 7am.


It was an amazing scene seeing all the people selling..... Junks... Well, to me, they are selling just Junks... You can see there are rusted knifes, used smoking pipes, toys in the 50's - 60's, used 80's phone size like a brick etc. (I wondered some of the items are actually stolen goods. Oh look, that might be the slipper you've lost a month ago! hahaha... )

I stopped by a Chinese hawker stall for breakfast after an hour of walking around the Junk market trying to find some magic lamp with a genie inside.

Guess what? I had a bowl of porridge and 'Yau Zha Guai' and it only cost me RM2.10! Damn... it's so darn cheap! In KL, i would have to pay for 5 ringgit for these!

At 10am, we checked out the hotel, and Nithia lead us to his house again for round 2 marathon. But day 2 is not as intensive as day 1, there're were only 8 person for the day.

After running the energy for 4 persons, we had a lunch break at a nearby vegetarian restaurant. Here, I took photos for all the dishes... AHHH... thank god I took pictures right?

Start with a course of Vegetarian Fish in sour sauce.

This is a Vegetarian Curry

Delicious 'Prawns' made from flour. Coloring and special spices made it taste like the REAL thing!

Can't call it vegetarian without a dish of GREEN vegetable.

Tofu that looks like fork and lard

Now you see

Now you don't within 30 mins.

Raymond posing in front of the shop - Tin Sum Vegetarian Restaurant, before we leave.

We chatted and took somemore break before we start a simple workshop to teach them to basic of quantum touch healing.

Raymond patiently explaining the step-by-step skills mastering basic quantum touch

Demonstrating how to run the energy into one's body by just a light touch.

It was very interesting workshop done without using the workshop DVD. Amazing that everyone could pick up within 2 hours and start doing their very own quantum touch healing.

After a 2 hours workshop session, we went to Nithia's Law firm - his origin of philosophy of Starwars.

I took this as i got down from car. It felt like all these were calling from the above.

As I walked up the stair to Nithia's office, i could feel the 'ZEN' of his place.

The clarity and wisdom of LAW, being emphasized with 4 Chinese Words high up on to the wall.

At last, we graduated as Jedi Knight by granted our 'Lightsaber'

This is how it's looks like when we were fighting with Lightsabers in the dark.

We head back to his home for last 4 sessions and ended the day with fabulous Father's Day dinner at a very special Indian cuisine down the town.

This is a very special Indian Coffee, which can control the sweetness of your preferences

My exotic Tandoori Chicken Naan Set

Home-made Indian Cheese cooked in curry

I don't think you can find this sweet anywhere in Malaysia except Ipoh. It's call Zon Parpadi, when you put a little piece into your mouth, it melts with its sweetness.

Sri Ananda Bahwan, you must dine in this restaurant when you come to Ipoh town!

Lastly, Raymond looked very Satisfied with big smile on his face after the great dinner!

We head back home after another intense sessions at 2am... wow...

Bukit Tinggit on CNY

It was the First Day of CNY.

YEAH! Cheriss and I went to Bukit Tinggi to check out the Japanese Garden and French Village that has been talked about among my friends.

On ma way to that hill.I experience quite a traffic jam because load of people fantacy to get rich by playing poker in Genting Highland's Casino. Yeah, talk about good luck during Chinese New Year and all the 'Gong Xi Fa Chai' Spams coming from people's mouth. This is obviously NOT a good way to 'Fa Chai'/get rich.


Ahhh, Q'ing up to lose all your Ang Pow money to Mr.Lim.

So the traffic dragged my time for about an hour and another 30 mins for me to finally reach there by car.

The First Stop - Rabbit Farm

There's something about this Rabbit Farm - It's a place where they breed rabbits and charge you 3 Ringgit per person.

Well, of course, we bought a ONE-TIME-ALL entrance ticket which cause 16 Ringgit per person. You may then have excess to Japanese Garden, French Village, Rabbit Farm etc.

So yeah, lets see how's the Rabbit Farm looks like:



Pretty much nothing but loaded with whole lots of RABBITS. you may hold, grab them, play with them, maybe punch them around but you can't eat them.



You may also poke your finger toward the rabbit like Cheriss did, and it will sniff around your finger like Mc'Fries. I grabbed the rabbit when it came near her, but too bad I didn't have the shot.

So after 30 mins of boredom playing around with a bunch of rabbits & kids ofcourse, we moved on to Japanese Garden.



The Japanese Garden wasn't a disappointment after all. AT least I like the Japan Koi Fishes and Japanese garden landscaping.



Yeah, they have Spa. It's call 'Tatami Spa'. Talk about creativity, all they can come up with is just @^*#ing Tatami Spa? Come on, I don't want to do Spa on tatami!

FYI:
Tatami (tatami, Tatami?) (originally meaning "folded and piled") mats are a traditional Japanese flooring. Made of woven straw, and traditionally packed with rice straw (though nowadays sometimes with Styrofoam[citation needed]), tatami are made in individual mats of uniform size and shape, bordered by brocade or plain green cloth.

Alright... I'll stop here at the moment, I'll continue this on the next post. Come on! Gimme a break, look at the time, it's 6.20 am in the morning!

KL Bird Park

So I've did some research on the net, as it was written that this largest covered bird park in the world was established in year1991. I went to this bird park twice with my primary (elementary) school field trip, but was such a long time ago. So I decided to pay this place a visit once again:



Here's a picture I took with Cheriss in front of the Entrance Gate.


She's pointing at some birds there. I marked them with red arrows... see?


There's a very nice pound scene. Cheriss looks so gorgeous fit into this beautiful scene.



Yeah, we went to bird feeding zone. Apparently they are bunch of hungry parrots.


"Very Happy!" Because this is her first time doing bird feeding.


It's actually quite painful as these birds' claws grab tight on to your arms. But don't worry, they don't leave scars.


So there's this 'Bird Museum" that shows all kinds of bird bones and egg shells. Nothing much inside except that I kissed one of the cute little bone there.


Darn~ Of all the days I choose, it rains on the day I visited Bird Park. We were in one of the little hut they made. So that's what it's for...

It took us 3 hours to get out from this HUGE CAGE (Thanks to the rain God). It was a pleasent day spent inside one of our national facility. Good work Government people!