Rated S for Scary - About fengshui and supernatural stuff

[fo12eal]

Oh my goodness… ya…can’t imagine how your bro went through that… Really poor thing when a child has to go through that. I think these days best not to ignore children’s abnormal behavior or take it too lightly. Of course we are not being over paronoid here but best to handle cases like that with care, I suppose.


So can your bro still see those wandering spirits??? Is it true you could ‘remove’ the 3 eyes?

[buds]

Eeeee... winth... my goosebumps refusing to tame down liao. :shock:

Niwae, here's my sharing... I had a pal who lived in a beautiful colonial
ala-barrack-house at Seletar. Both our families wud be doing stuff
together from morning to night. She has 3 children - one with mild
autism. And we heard from some people that special children can
see things we can't.. Dunno the truth about that but her daughter
one day, definitely saw something that i will never forget, tho' we
were unable to see... what she saw... well, that's supposed to be
a good thing.. (gulp!)

One night i was supposed to get a ride but my ride couldn't make
it, so my friend sent me out to nearest available taxi stand.. Along
the way, it was so quiet my hair stood and i asked her, \"Anything?\"
She looked at me straight in the eye like she was possessed... and
asked, \"Did you see anything on our way out?\" I shook my head...

\"Ermm, actually ya.. the Malay auntie at the bus-stop only lah..
Nothing weird about that, right? What was i supposed to see?\"

My friend.....

She zoomed at top speed and sent me straight home.

(gulp!... i wasn't supposed to see the lady actually...)

:!:

[buds]

Another one to share. Same pal... Same house... Now after this u figure..


One night, we were all going out for supper. S was seated nearest to
the window, where she really likes it... so that she can look outside...
As we passed the 3rd tree along the way out from the house, S said,
\"Mama, can you slow down a bit?\" Thinking nothing of it, my friend
did lah..

When we both turned back to see what's up, we saw S looking up at the
4th tree. She smiled and waved up where a long branch was seen..
So my friend asked, \"Who were you smiling to? Is our neighbour
(a kid her age) still awake?\" S then replied, \"Mama... didn't you see
the beautiful girl up there? I remember you said its rude not to
acknowledge when someone smiles or waves at us... so i did...\"
(gulp!-ing)

A series of question answer escalated...

\"But there's no one there, sweetie... Where did you see this girl?'

\"Up in on that branch mama... she's so pretty. But she looks sad.\"

\"Who? What? Where? Who looked sad and pretty how...?\"

\"Pretty. Small and chubby. Like R here... :shock:
(pointing to my younger baby girl - then about 8 months old)

\"But, the girl just now was very fair and wore a beautiful red
cheongsam. Reali cute, ma! She is very sad to see us going out..
I think she wants to play..\"

\"See you later, pretty baby!\"

\"S! Stop it! You just made your brother and sister cry...\"
My friends other children started wailing...

\"Why, Ma... i didn't do anything... Ma, wait! The girl is following
behind us... she says she wants to come along... Oh can she Ma,
please... :please: ...?

\"You! Buckle up, and tell her to go. She cannot join us!\"

\"But, Ma! ....... Well, ok then...\"

S shook her head gently and turned away.
S said, \"There Ma... she's gone. Dunno where. But she's not following
us anymore. She must be really sad. That wasn't very nice of me...\"

\"Go to sleep, S... I'll wake you when we're there.. Be a good girl now.
Mummy loves you very much.. The pretty girl may have just gone back
to her mummy too... you go to sleep, ok...\"

\"Ok, Ma.. goodnight.\"

Turning her head to the back of the car, S said, \"Bye, i'm sorry..\"

In my friend's mind... geez... thought S said she was gone... :shock:

It was a quiet supper.

[smurf]

jedamum:

now i so scare to buy resale flats....any telltale signs anot?

alamak,

we are in the midst of buying resale flat leh. dun scare me.

currently staying quite comfortably, but we thinking of moving to place nearing to school. how ah like that?

[ChiefKiasu]

Alamak… fo12eal… your avatar really suitable for this thread :!:


And for the rest of you who have been sharing your experiences: you possess the terrible gift of being to write stuff in a way that scares the pants off me. Kow tow to all of you.

[jedamum]

ChiefKiasu:

Alamak... fo12eal... your avatar really suitable for this thread :!:

:lol: thanks chief for the laugh!
I am not reading this thread....i am not reading this thread...glancing through already gives me the creeps!! :shock:

[schellen]

winth:

Haha... I know what you mean.

Have never seen a (literally) 'fierce' guanyin before.

We have. It's a 千手千眼观音 which looked really fierce. Actually, I've always felt an affinity for this Guan Yin and never found her fierce but sashimi thought otherwise so we continued looking.

[jedamum]

fo12eal:

Is it true you could 'remove' the 3 eyes?

my ex-colleague apparently did managed to remove it by converting to a christian.

[schellen]

My sis told me that she knew someone who had the 3rd eye and it was very horrible for her (this person) during the 7th month, let alone daily life. As for my sis, my mom said something about her being born on yin month, yin day at yin time so she gets affected easily. Dunno when my mom was born with respect to yin and yang but I do know that the both of them always get affected badly when a funeral is held downstairs. This was before I got married and moved out. They would always wake up and go to my dad or sit in front of the altar. As for me? I would still be sleeping soundly. According to them, I have a lot of yang qi so \"they\" don't dare to come near me lest they get hurt. Plus, I'm also a tiger...born during dinnertime (hunting time for tigers).


I only felt it once, the feeling of being pushed down and can't breathe which I've heard it's called 鬼压. (Although I've read scientific explanations for this, I'm still not convinced.) That was my \"fault\" actually. Cos my sis was disturbed again, no funeral, so I got angry and sort of offended it, I think. I woke up in the middle of the night feeling pressurised and breathless. Fought for a while then for some strange reason, I gave up resisting and the pressure eased and I could breathe again. (You may provide a scientific explanation but I may not accept it. :P)

My Guan Yin, though fierce, has allowed one spirit to visit me regularly. My grandfather. He passed away when I was in university and according to my mom, I was his favourite. (I can remember him pampering me when I was a child.) He drops by during his anniversary dates and Ching Ming as a moth of some sort. I tend to not notice until sashimi would point it out and I'll go, \"Ohhhh......\" :oops: I think my grandpa would be doing this :stupid: everytime this happened.

Once a big moth came in and settled on one of my shelves near the balcony. We let it be cos we were used to such things. My mom came by and saw it and told me that it was my grandpa cos one of the wings was injured/partially missing and my grandpa had one leg amputated due to gangrene. The wing was on the same side as the leg. Again, I felt foolish for not noticing. :oops:

So other than my grandpa, I have no wish to have visitors of the other world drop by. And I kinda look forward to his visits everytime. :love:

[sashimi]

Most of you are talking about ghosts and other "unfriendly" encounters (yikes!) but let me share one about Guan Yin.


Remember, I don’t even consider myself religious. But I have great respect for Guan Yin and her values; in times of need or doubt I will occasionally talk to her. And I have had problems solved, whether it is her doing or not, I have no power to prove, but problems were solved.

Anyway one day at home I was given some food by a relative and to my dismay it included some cooked meat which looked and smelled like beef. As you might know, many Buddhists avoid beef. Although I am not a serious practitioner, out of respect I no longer have it at home; indeed even outside I rarely order it and will only eat it if it’s placed in front of me, because I hate to waste food.

Indeed, it was because I was concerned about food wastage that I was perplexed about the meat.

Put in this position of doubt I went up to Guan Yin and asked her if she would be offended if we ate the food. I asked her to show me a sign.

And it started to rain, just like that.

I still remember the way I turned around, wide-eyed, slowly, to look out the windows.

It rained for all of 15 or so seconds. Then it stopped.

Serious, I swear, it was one of those weird showers and I checked that it wasn’t someone washing windows.

I took the meat downstairs and fed it to some cats.

As far as I know, this is my only encounter with the divine. Sometimes I still don’t know what to make of it. I still don’t consider myself a religious person, but I maintain (even) great(er) respect for Guan Yin.

Here’s the last part of my story: the meat was actually pork. But that aside, I asked a question and got an answer.