Exploring the unique practices of spirit-medium cults in Singapore, this book delves into the cultural and religious significance of these rituals within the Chinese community. It highlights the interplay between traditional beliefs and modern influences, examining how these cults serve as a means of spiritual connection and social cohesion. Through detailed case studies and ethnographic insights, the author sheds light on the roles of mediums, the experiences of believers, and the broader implications for understanding identity and spirituality in a multicultural society.
