Fortunately, there are NO foxes in SEA...
Fox spirits
were very much feared of in old China and Japan. While originally fox spirits
were worshipped together with the snake and weasel spirits mainly in the
northern part of mainland China; due to the popular believe that fox spirits
can enhance the attractiveness of a person, fox spirits are now worshipped
mainly amongst the Chinese communities around the world. Many Hong Kong and
Taiwanese actresses are said to be the patron of these fox spirits.
I am not going
to encourage the worships of fox spirits as they are still wild animals with
much inherited sense of hatred. As with other wild spirits such that of the
tree spirits or wandering spirits; a lay person may not detect himself or her
is being intruded by these spirits until it is already too late. So what are
the signs and symptoms of fox spirit intrusion?
Below is
the characteristic of fox spirit possession:
·
The
victim will be extremely timid and afraid to do almost everything.
·
The
victim always in a shock condition and easily panic.
·
The
person dare not go out at night.
·
The
person likes to stay in silent and do not like to engage in conversations.
·
The
person would have glassy eyes and like to stare straight at people.
It is said
that a person whose wrist bones are not noticeable is very prone to fox spirit
possession. If it is determined that it is indeed the working of a fox spirits,
a Taoist can use the 5 Thunder Rituals or burn some amulets for the victim to
drink.
Fortunately,
there are no foxes around in Southeast Asia, so folks over here need not worry
about these animal spirits… In any case, as I am writing this posting, the
outside temperature is 910F! A fox would be stuffed to death in the
hot tropic climate.
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