Wewe Gombel
is a term in Javanese tradition, which means an evil female spirit or a ghost
who likes to kidnap children, not harming them. It is said that
children who were stolen are usually children abandoned and neglected
by their parents. Wewe Gombel will usually threaten the parents, and keep the children with her as long as these children remain unconscious.
If the children awaken from the spell, Wewe Gombel would return them all.
Many local
folks believe that diapers of these children can make a person invisible.
People also believe that Wewe Gombel will hang her clothing during Maghrib
time, if a brave person dares to steal one of Wewe Gombel’s clothing; then he
can become invisible and this person can use this ability to get whatever he
likes.
Since not
everyone can steal Wewe Gombel’s clothing, a person can also make a pact with
Wewe Gombel so that he too can be given a Wewe’s diaper. With this diaper, this
person can become an invisible thief; he can also become a very good
businessman selling products made from cooking oil. For example: fried chicken,
fried rice etc.
With the
help of Wewe Gombel, this person will become rich very fast. However, this
person’s first son or grandson will be given to Wewe Gombel. In case you are
wandering, the practitioner of this ritual normally has many children with the
increase of his wealth.
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