Now days people in the east can migrate to the west and
likewise. This has caused many cultural shock problems physically and also
spiritually.
I have a Hong Kong college mate, Jane who has migrated to
Vancouver, Canada some 10 years ago. Just recently she dropped me a mail after
visiting my MagicSEA blog to share her true ghost encounter:
Jane has bought a double story house near seaside just
outskirt of Vancouver city. Many Hong Kong Chinese like to migrate to Canada
and USA because they can buy big houses with affordable prices.
So Jane got her dream house with a car garage at the side.
This is her dream house that Jane would otherwise couldn’t afford to buy in
Hong Kong.
All went well for the first month after Jane settled in the
house. After a while, she found something peculiar about her dream house…
At first Jane could some footstep noise as if someone was
strolling to and fro in front of her bedroom. She sworn that she was not
dreaming because her bedroom is on the second floor and the floor was
constructed by wooden planks. If anyone would walk on the wooden corridor at
night, then the cracking noise of planks under certain weight obviously could
not be mistaken.
At the beginning it was just the footstep noise outside the
corridor, but gradually someone or ‘something’ started to knock on Jane’s
bedroom door… to be exact, something was actually start knocking on each of the
room door in the house; not just Jane’s alone.
Jane thought that the 5 room house was indeed too big for
her, so she asked her mother to fly over to accompany her.
Just as before, the first few weeks after the arrival of her
mother, the strange knocking and footsteps stopped. But before Jane could
celebrate, the knocking incidents occurred again…
Only now the haunting seemed to intensify. At night, Jane could
now feel a presence in her bedroom after the knocking on her door. It is always
the footsteps, the door knocking and then a foul odour that resembles stinky
salted fish or sweaty socks. Slowly Jane said that she feels a presence moving
around her bed until one night, she felt a cold breeze blew into her bed and
she was frozen solid. Jane struggled but she could only roll her eyeballs. Gradually
Jane fell into slumber after some struggle and only to wake up in the morning.
Such incident has become a routine until Jane said that she
just ignored the presence in the house. Though Jane kept her secret, her mom
found there were something wrong with her daughter and she finally managed to
invite a Taoist from Hong Kong to perform exorcism.
An exorcism ritual was carried out by the Taoist, but after
some communications, the Taoist said that he couldn’t exorcise the spirit in
the house because it was the previous owner of the house. According to some
unwritten law, whoever comes first; is the owner of the house. So the Taoist
could only chase the spirit out to the garage and let it stay put in the
garage.
Unfortunately speaking, Jane’s peaceful days only lasted for
one month as the spirit returned to the house again.
A second Taoist was summoned and again the spirit was bound
in the garage… and again, the spirit broke the boundary after a month later…
I supposed by now Jane has grown accustomed to the spirit in
the house. So I advised her to just let the spirit as it is for now until she
really cannot stand it anymore. For I am sure Jane would move back to Hong Kong
some point in time…
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