Scammed of $20k by a Taoist medium, 34-year-old ex-teacher became one herself   "That was the lowest point in my life."   💸 https://stmp.sg/Htem   @stompteam   Headline: Scammed of $20k by a Taoist medium, 34-year-old ex-teacher became one herself Subject: Joycelyn Tan, 34, former secondary school Chinese teacher, now co-founder of Sam Tua Yim Hao Dian Temple       💸 The Scam   - After leaving her teaching career to explore new paths & looking for guidance, she consulted a temple medium. - He persuaded her to lend $20,000, claiming it was a good deed to help someone in need. - Reality: He took the money for himself & vanished without a word. - Impact: Devastating loss, nearly bankrupt; she hid it at first fearing judgment for being gullible. Family & friends stepped in to help financially, which she repaid later. - Her words: “That was the lowest point in my life.”       🙏 Choosing the Unexpected Path   - Despite the scam, she did not turn away from her faith & traditions — rooted since childhood (grandmother brought her to pray; she earned a degree in Chinese Studies from NUS). - Another medium advised her to become a Taoist medium herself — something she’d never considered. - She rebuilt her life from scratch, set up her own temple, shifted to working weekends to serve devotees. - Her mindset: “I strongly believe in the temple traditions… I feel a responsibility to give back to people, seeing my role as a gift from the gods.”       🌀 The Trance Ritual: Tiao Dang   - As a medium, she performs Tiao Dang — entering trance to be possessed by deities, for blessings, guidance, healing & protection. - First experience: Unexpected — blacked out, remembered nothing; felt dizziness, nausea, drifting in/out of consciousness. - Ritual process: Invite gods, pray, while others chant & play drums; let deities take over naturally. - Afterward: Exhaustion, fatigue, headaches — but curiosity & commitment keep her going.       ❓ Misconceptions & Surprises   - People often question if the practice is “real or fake” or just a performance. She strives to share the true traditions openly. - Many are shocked by her age — expecting an elderly medium instead: “Oh, I thought I’d be seeing an old man or woman.” - Devotees return for the warm environment & sincere service, despite initial surprise.       👦👧 Young Blood Keeping Traditions Alive   - Her temple team has ~20 members, as young as 15 — students & part-timers. - They balance discipline & proper practice with lively energy to draw younger people. - Using social media & online platforms to spread awareness of Taoist culture & traditions to the next generation. - Her goal: “Being able to keep traditions going and attract younger people means a lot to me.”       🔗 Link: https://stmp.sg/Htem 📰 Source: STOMP / Trixy Toh, Published Aug 12, 2026 of $20k by a Taoist medium, 34-year-old ex-teacher became one herself   "That was the lowest point in my life."   💸 https://stmp.sg/Htem   @stompteam   Full Story Details 📖   Headline: Scammed of $20k by a Taoist medium, 34-year-old ex-teacher became one herself Subject: Joycelyn Tan, 34, former secondary school Chinese teacher, now co-founder of Sam Tua Yim Hao Dian Temple       💸 The Scam   - After leaving her teaching career to explore new paths & looking for guidance, she consulted a temple medium. - He persuaded her to lend $20,000, claiming it was a good deed to help someone in need. - Reality: He took the money for himself & vanished without a word. - Impact: Devastating loss, nearly bankrupt; she hid it at first fearing judgment for being gullible. Family & friends stepped in to help financially, which she repaid later. - Her words: “That was the lowest point in my life.”       🙏 Choosing the Unexpected Path   - Despite the scam, she did not turn away from her faith & traditions — rooted since childhood (grandmother brought her to pray; she earned a degree in Chinese Studies from NUS). - Another medium advised her to become a Taoist medium herself — something she’d never considered. - She rebuilt her life from scratch, set up her own temple, shifted to working weekends to serve devotees. - Her mindset: “I strongly believe in the temple traditions… I feel a responsibility to give back to people, seeing my role as a gift from the gods.”       🌀 The Trance Ritual: Tiao Dang   - As a medium, she performs Tiao Dang — entering trance to be possessed by deities, for blessings, guidance, healing & protection. - First experience: Unexpected — blacked out, remembered nothing; felt dizziness, nausea, drifting in/out of consciousness. - Ritual process: Invite gods, pray, while others chant & play drums; let deities take over naturally. - Afterward: Exhaustion, fatigue, headaches — but curiosity & commitment keep her going.       ❓ Misconceptions & Surprises   - People often question if the practice is “real or fake” or just a performance. She strives to share the true traditions openly. - Many are shocked by her age — expecting an elderly medium instead: “Oh, I thought I’d be seeing an old man or woman.” - Devotees return for the warm environment & sincere service, despite initial surprise.       👦👧 Young Blood Keeping Traditions Alive   - Her temple team has ~20 members, as young as 15 — students & part-timers. - They balance discipline & proper practice with lively energy to draw younger people. - Using social media & online platforms to spread awareness of Taoist culture & traditions to the next generation. - Her goal: “Being able to keep traditions going and attract younger people means a lot to me.”       🔗 Link: https://stmp.sg/Htem 📰 Source: STOMP / Trixy Toh, Published Aug 12, 2026

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