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  1. Join Date
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vodka View Post
    this "blessing" thing is still so pervasive in pinoy culture. buti nalang wala na masyadong exorcism and witchhunts

    just proves PH is morally and intellectually backwards. wag kayo magalit. most people in civilized countries don't do this anymore
    Really? In Japan its a common thing to bring a new car to a Shinto temple and have the local priest wave a stick with pieces of paper at the end around and inside the car. I lived near a Shinto temple when I was in Japan. Its also common to have religious ceremonies and time business openings to auspicious days. Parang masyadong western at European ang concept mo ng civilization.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yatta View Post
    Really? In Japan its a common thing to bring a new car to a Shinto temple and have the local priest wave a stick with pieces of paper at the end around and inside the car. I lived near a Shinto temple when I was in Japan. Its also common to have religious ceremonies and time business openings to auspicious days. Parang masyadong western at European ang concept mo ng civilization.

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    don't understand what "MOST" means?

    i think this car blessing thing is mostly due to "gaya gaya". i mean these same people still buy comprehensive insurance LOL

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    Brought mine to my pastor and he prayed over it. I've done the same for every vehicle that I've owned. No fees. No donations. He doesn't take any form of payment. A heartfelt thanks and a firm handshake concludes the ceremony.

    The prayer is mostly giving thanks for the privilege and blessing of acquiring a new vehicle. And beyond praying to keep all occupants safe, it's also something of a dedication in that, you make a commitment that you only use the vehicle in a manner that will please the Lord. It's a faith thing that I'm sure a lot won't or refuse to understand.

    A short prayer every time I buckle up keeps me (and my tires, in a manner of speaking) firmly planted on the ground. As they say; Keep the shiny side up and the greasy side down.

    No, I'm not some infallible holy man... far from it, in fact. Though, I try to do my best to keep that promise.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vodka View Post
    this "blessing" thing is still so pervasive in pinoy culture. buti nalang wala na masyadong exorcism and witchhunts

    just proves PH is morally and intellectually backwards. wag kayo magalit. most people in civilized countries don't do this anymore
    Quote Originally Posted by Vodka View Post
    don't understand what "MOST" means?

    i think this car blessing thing is mostly due to "gaya gaya". i mean these same people still buy comprehensive insurance LOL
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    Honestly, never done this. I'm not against it if others are doing it. but for me Para sadyain lang to have your new car bless. Not gonna go out my way


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    tolerance, po.
    to each, his own.

    as my karate master used to say, "why break board? what it do to you?"

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    Its ironic some people espouse "civilization" yet are un-civilized by being intolerant of others beliefs.

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    no one wins a religion-based argument.
    it's part of the definition.

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    nope, baka nagpa bless ako ngayon susunod na yung mga ref, TV, computer etc.. sa bahay. pare-pareho lang namang gamit yan nothing special

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    Family ni misis mapamahiin - first car no choice kundi pabendisyunan sa bff na pari ni mader...

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    We’re not use to have our vehicles blessed after we acquire them. Until last year my mother in law passed away in our suv. Same priest na din nag bless during the funeral.


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    Quote Originally Posted by tigerdoods View Post
    We’re not use to have our vehicles blessed after we acquire them. Until last year my mother in law passed away in our suv. Same priest na din nag bless during the funeral.


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    Same here, never had any if our cars blessed before though nung nagpa bless kami ng house last 2020, sinabay na ng pari ung mga sasakyan.

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    Hmmm what kind of "blessing"? hehe

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    Quote Originally Posted by bugsmobile View Post
    Hmmm what kind of "blessing"? hehe
    Not that kind of blessing [emoji23]

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