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purple.strawberry

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #420 on: October 31, 2014, 12:31:18 am »
^Sabi ko nga sis wag na siya magsasabi ng ganun pag kasama ako hahaha. Tapos bahay pa namin yun.

prix

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #421 on: October 31, 2014, 03:38:15 pm »
Ako naman mga Sis nangyari ito last August nung patay yung Tito ko. Sama sama kaming natutulog sa isang kwarto ng husband ko, baby ko, brother ko, yung asawa nya & then yung baby nila kasi yung Tita ko from Japan na kapatid nung Tito ko na namatay dun namin pinatulog sa room ng brother ko. Nung 3 days na atang nakaburol tito ko 4 lang kaming natulog sa room minus yung kapatid ko & asawa ko kasi panggabi sila that time. Habang natutulog biglang may humampas sa binti ko so nagising ako kasi medyo malakas pagkakahampas sa akin tapos tumingin ako sa bandang paanan ko wala namang tao then bumalik ako sa pagkakahiga nakita ko yung baby ko na lagpas na sya sa foam nakasiksik na sya sa electric fan, inayos ko sya ng higa tapos natulog na ulit ako kasi antok na antok pa talaga ako. Tapos naalimpungatan ulit ako chineck ko kung naka-uwi na husband ko, pagtingin ko na sa may paanan na namin sya ng baby ko at natutulog so natulog na din ulit ako. Paggising ko kinabukasan napa-isip ako kung sino yung humampas sa akin nung gabi kaya tinanong ko husband ko kung hinampas nya ba ako sa binti pag-uwi nya, sabi nya hindi ang sarap nga ng tulog nyo eh! Tapos kinuwento ko sa kanya yung na-experience ko, bigla akong napa-isip baka yung Tito ko yung humampas sa akin kasi yung baby ko hindi na maayos ang posisyon habang natutulog. Favorite kasi ng Tito ko anak ko nung nabubuhay pa sya lagi syang pumupunta sa bahay tapos hinahanap anak ko. Nung bago sya operahan sabi pa nya sa anak ko "Chao pagbalik ko galing ospital tuturuan pa kita ng maraming kalokohan" kaso hindi na sya nakabalik kasi kinuha na sya ni God.:'( Nalaman ko din na nung na-experience ko yung may humampas sa akin, nagparamdam daw Tito ko sa Asawa nya & sa isang kapit-babahay namin na close nya.

jaymejorrol

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #422 on: November 13, 2014, 10:14:20 am »
^ i also had an experience regarding sa pagpaparamdam ng tito ko.. way back 2004 namatay kasi sya sa kulam.. dun din sa amin binurol.. then siguro within a week after sya malibing, dun sya magparamdam sa tita ko (kapatid ni tito kong namatay), then mga pinsan kong bulinggit.. sabi ni tita nagising na lang daw sya ng madaling araw kasi daw yung 3 bulinggit nag-iiyakan daw.. tapos tinanong ni tita kung bakit daw sila nag-iiyakan at maingay kasi madaling araw.. tapos may tinuro daw yung isa kong pinsan patungong bintana, tapos nung makita ni tita, nakatayo daw dun si tito.. half-body, mejo malaki kasi yung bintana.. tapos kung ano suot nya nung namatay sya, yun din daw ang nakita nya.. expression-less face, then nakatingin sa kanila.. then bigla na lang daw nawala pag-wink nya..

traxxex21

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #423 on: November 13, 2014, 10:19:58 am »
^ Sobrang nakakatakot naman yan sis...

ceejhei

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #424 on: November 20, 2014, 04:57:48 pm »
we are living in a condo, andun yung garbage chute sa fire exit. i don't know why but  it feels so creepy there, i mean sa fire exit. one time super tagal ng elevator tapos nagmamadali ako so i used the stairs takbo kami ng daughter ko kasi feeling ko maraming andun sa lugar na yun. basta creepy pakiramdam. akala ko ako lang nakakaramdam si husband din pala, sabi niya parang gateway to hell daw. natatakot daw siya dun.

crzysxycl

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #425 on: November 21, 2014, 12:40:45 pm »
Naalala ko sa dati naming bahay sa QC, kamamatay lang ng tita ko. Tumira sya dun kasama namin noon. Grade 6 ako noon, naghahalungkat ako ng books sa kwarto sa taas kasi may assignment ako. Siguro mga 6pm na yun ng biglang may pumatay ng ilaw. Nagulat ako at napaupo, tinakpan ko tenga ko at di ako halos makakilos sa takot! Hindi naman kasi napundi yung ilaw dahil narinig ko yung tunog ng switch, medyo malutong kasi yun kaya alam kong may pumindot. Ilang minutes din akong ganun lang ang posisyon, hindi talaga ako makatayo o makagalaw. Nung medyo nahimasmasan na ako, tumakbo ako pababa, tapos tinanong ko mga tao sa amin kung may nagpatay ng ilaw, wala naman daw dahil busy sila magluto. yikes! hanggang ngayon kinikilabutan ako pag naaalala ko.

thisxx

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #426 on: December 16, 2014, 02:36:53 pm »
biglang bumukas yung pinto ng CR na malapit sakin huhuhu

PINKAHOLIC

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #427 on: December 21, 2014, 12:14:09 pm »
V ay kusang bumukas sis?

freelancer_babe

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #428 on: January 01, 2015, 07:46:00 pm »
My parents used to have a house. They built it long long time ago with their savings. House is primarily made out of pine wood. It was a finely constructed house in a quiet subdivision in Baguio. However nice that place is, I had several hair-raising experiences from it.

But we experienced strange things as soon as we moved into the house. On the first day, we heard loud breathing coming from the 2nd floor. I thought it was just only me, but my mom also noticed that she heard it too. We did not hear the loud breathing the next day after.

In my own bedroom, I often hear strange knocks coming from nowhere in the middle of the day (usually after lunch time). Creepy shadows too, seen several times in my bedroom. I often wanted to sleep in my parent's room due to fear.

The guest room at the first floor always smells rotten - like it stinks of death. Even if cleaned, it will smell rotten after a few days. We do not have rat problems at the house.

At night, my mother/lola often hears someone saying "pssst" at the window. It is not me playing prank. They would check and see that I am upstairs, so there is no way I could do that prank.

My lolo lived with us. He came in strong and healthy even at his old 70+ age. After just a few months he felt weak and frail. He is still healthy medically, so his sudden weak condition is a mystery. He just died peacefully, in the guest room (that rotten place which I mentioned above) while we were all busy in school and work.

A cousin lived with us for a few years. She died soon afterwards in her early 20s.

My lola heard sort of an organ music playing while she is half-asleep. She manages to wake up to tell the tale though, but she thinks it's some sort of a death calling. This happened a few times.

A neighbor saw a ghostly figure standing at the garage.


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We left that house after more than 20 years but the place is still under our possession. We are currently renting a place nearby instead. My mom believes that the house was carrying "malas" of some sorts. She noticed that we had not made financial progress during our stay in that house. Everytime my mother earns good money, the money goes to spending for emergency situations that were out of our control (such as the 1990 earthquake, deaths, hospital bills, lawsuits, etc).

Good thing we are out, and up to now we noticed that the tenants living in that house seems like they are experiencing some sort of that "malas" charm on their own (like, having a relative died in that place and being involved in lawsuits).

twelvth_goddess

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #429 on: January 01, 2015, 10:10:26 pm »
^Almost the same as our ancestral house in Marikina sis. Madameng entities dun, not just ghosts. Ang kaibahan lang samin is gusto kame ng entities in the sense na financially progressive kame non. However, it was where my dad passed away. The following year, my maternal grandma died, the next year, my maternal grandpa naman. Ang dali pumasok ng pera sa hands ng mother ko pero yun nga mga nangyari. The house is also said to have really bad feng shui kase yung mga doors don, magkakatapat, as in the doors from the main dining area going to the kitchen going to the maids' quarters are all tagusan. Yung doors din ng guestroom and one of my brothers' rooms are magkatapat kahit nasa magkabilang dulo ng house. No matter how long we've lived there, the place still felt eerie and creepy. Everytime maliligo ako, I would feel someone looking ag me kapag nakapikit. Our neighbors, relatives, helpers, and guests were also very consistent in stories about a white lady.

Everytime na may helper kame na hinde maganda ang balak, nagkakaron ng nightmares na parang sinasakal daw sila. One time naman, my cousin who was then sleeping at the guestroom (the room faces the garden), nagising ng madaling araw because there were two men outside her window talking. Nung gumalaw sya from her bed, tumingin sa kanya and started talking jn a language she couldnt understand.

There were so many creepy stories in that house although madame din good memories of our childhood. Although nakakapanghinayang yung house because of its majestic size (1000 sqm lot, 850sqm floor area with 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms), I wouldnt want to live there because of the entities. Plus, that's where my dad died and nakita ko how he passed (I was 10 years old then) so napaka traumatic saken talaga.

CityHunter

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #430 on: January 01, 2015, 10:19:56 pm »
Hi, freelancer babe.

Very interesting yun nai-share mo.  Most of the things you mentioned point na haunted nga iyon but not yet of the sort associated by many to such.  Yun may rotten smell is the most worrisome one. 

The problem with having such a place kahit hindi na kayo nakatira doon ay linked pa sa inyo.  You cannot escape it not unless cleansed totally. 

Hope its allowed here.  One strong recommendation is to ask a priest worth his salt to do a deliverance prayer and encourage all who lived there na to cleanse too - like going to confession.  That is the only way to change one's circumstances sa ganitong situation.


Hi, mga sis.

Okay, share ko lang something but its not at our place.  At a couple of places I audited recently.  Obviously I will keep out some specifics ha for confidentiality purposes.

Sa Manila lang ito and malapit sa Malacanang.  Not the flashy houses ha but the homes of simple folks like us. 

Yun una ay sa 3rd floor may bedroom doon where a relative of theirs slept before she went abroad.  Yun lang she committed suicide months later sa abroad.  Nagpakita yun soul niya doon sa room na iyon sa isa sa mga nakatira doon.  When I checked it ay I "saw" yun silhouette ng girl.  What was more distressing may 2 o 3 - not so sure but definitely at least 2 - small bad beings lingering too near the bed.

Sa other house naman na close to the first one mas grabe.  At least 2 years ago na daw natapos yun effects ng kulam on one of the occupants.  Yun lang when I stepped sa 3rd floor where the room of the victim was ay felt ko na.  Akala nila I was pagod na ako kasi - well, mainit rin naman kasi sa place and I tend to continue checking each room as I go instead of taking breaks in between - kaya I paused and looked around.  Sabi ko no its not that I'm tired but there is something not nice there.  Sarado yun room kasi umalis yun occupant so doon kami sa 4th floor na drying and laundry area nila.  I stepped over where the bed is and feel ko ang lakas ng presence.  Sabi ko kung tapos na ito 2 years ago how come I can still feel it.

Confirmed na it still is around dahil yun kapatid who lives sa other room tends to see life as of no hope, etc.  Had to actually take a lot of time to talk with her kasi the signs lead na strong possibility of suicide.  Have to give her hope and enlightenment. 

What was quite surprising rin ay itong kapatid who lives next to that room was a victim of kulam rin before.  I can't recall yun another tale but if my memory serves me right pa rin ay they also had another relative who was a victim of witchcraft too.


Hi, twelvth goddess.

He he.  Some may differ kasi if harnessed right good entities can bring in much luck.  Iyon lang its not an easy task nor something for everyone.  I can say most that I audit who become quite successful in life has such sa place nila may it be sa work o sa bahay - kahit marami pa iyong bahay and/or establishment nila.

Sad nga lang its where your dad passed away so understandable ayaw mo makita muli much more be there sa place na iyan. Problem rin kasi with entities sa place ay they suck your energy kaya this unusual things happen to occupants.


freelancer_babe

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #431 on: January 01, 2015, 11:27:03 pm »
@twelvth_goddess,
Yes, the house has that bad feng shui too. The stairs lead straight to the front door.

I don't know if this is still feng shui: the stairs - that oro, plata, mata thing - we counted and the stairs ended up with mata.

Ah yes, I forgot to mention yung story ng nanay ko. During our first year of stay, parati siyang dinuduyan sa panaginip, until she wakes up.

Of all the rooms in the house, yung guest room talaga sa baba ang pinakakinatatakutang part ng house. Tumataas lahat ng balahibo ko tuwing dadaan ako (I still feel creepy as I write this - I am currently in Manila, btw - so far from that haunted house). Even my mother, nagpapasama pa to cross that door just to get to the kitchen. Eventually we closed the door of that room so that we could get to the kitchen without any kasama.

The second creepiest is my own bedroom - it is just almost above the smelly guest room. Hindi lahat ng gabi nakakatulog ako doon. I always have to be under the sheets if ever na matutulog ako.

Actually, the last few years that we lived there, hinati pa nga namin ang bahay so that the first floor can be rented out. Walang nagtagal doon at puro magulo lahat o kaya may sira sa ulo ang mga nag-rent sa silong. We hear shouting matches and appliances and plates flying doon sa mga tenants sa silong namin. There was also this one tenant na may sakit sa utak (schizophrenia) - she claims that she could see small enemies attacking her doon sa place na iyon. Even one tenant left us with a million-worth phone bill (another story to tell). We seem to attract problem tenants. And yes, that partition of the house includes that guest room with the rotten smell. We were always afraid to clean that part of the house even at broad daylight pag umalis ang tenant.

So see, there's really some unknown force at work doon sa bahay na yun. Kulang pa pala ang mga nabanggit ko sa taas. I guess there were some guests na may naramdaman, kahit marami kami sa bahay.

The house is not even an ancestral home. Plain land lang ito without grasses at puro soil lang ang meron. My parents built the house and we were the first to live in that house.

Many people noticed that, at the outside, mukhang maliit ang bahay. Pero sa loob, malaki pala ang mga rooms. Yun nga lang, there's this feeling na parang kulob pag nag-uusap. Like the feeling of being inside a tomb.
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freelancer_babe

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #432 on: January 01, 2015, 11:40:02 pm »
@CityHunter,
The rotten smell is a worry. Doon lang sa movie na The Conjuring - doon ko nalaman yung tungkol sa rotten smell which means we have a demonic entity. Since The Conjuring is based on a true to life story - we had such demonic entities in our house? Baka yun nga ang nagdadala ng malas?

I have no idea that a rotten smell equates to dark forces at work.

And yeah, like mentioned rin in The Conjuring, we still feel the effects of "malas" charm up to now. We aren't in that house anymore but we haven't caught up financially with our neighbors. We still have those petty fights na lalong lumalaki. We are still riddled with family problems - pero at least hindi na kami sobrang gulo unlike when we were still living in that house. However, doon sa apartment na tinitirhan namin nearby, wala naman akong nararamdaman na multo or anything (ang sarap ng feeling na pwedeng maiwan mag-isa at walang tatakot na kung anuman, really!!!).

At least nabawasan na. Pero nandoon pa rin ang negativity.

Yes a priest blessed that house. Nagpadugo pa nga kami noong ginagawa din ang bahay. We tried feng shui too. It seemed, nothing worked.

Maganda nga ang bahay may bad vibes naman. Maaliwalas naman yung place. It's full of windows.

That house is a witness to so many parties, prayer meetings, visitors sleeping, relatives visiting. Kahit maraming tao/bisita para pasayahin ang place, andun pa rin ang mga weird na nararamdaman. These never went away.

That house also was a witness to my depression during college, and my confusion during my teenage years. That's adds up more to the "malas" charm. My parents are baffled, (and I am too - up to this day), because my parents are just the quiet nice people who are not into vices and does not fight a lot.

The history of the place? It is just a mere shallow flat land that the developers developed. Wala namang dating tumira doon. Not an ancestral home or a land where the dead were dumped.
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freelancer_babe

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #433 on: January 01, 2015, 11:50:41 pm »
@CityHunter,

And wow! How could you ever live seeing such figures! Di pa ako umabot sa ganun, I eventually learned I still have to develop my third eye/sixth sense further so I would be able to see such entities. Puro paramdam kasi ang nararanasan ko + plus the story accounts of people who lived there.

Kaya lang parang ok na sa akin ang makaramdam na lang kaysa makakita. Di ko ata kakayanin.

red_yesha

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #434 on: January 02, 2015, 05:39:53 am »
dito sa bahay, panay paramdam lang naman, ililipat yung channel ng tv at radio, tapos minsan pakiramdam ko may nakatingin sa likod ko o kaya may katabi akong natutulog (kasi lumulubog yung kama sa tabi ko) kahit ako lang mag isa.Sobrang dalang lang ang may bumubulong sakin.One time may bumisita samin e binulungan sya habang nagbibihis.haha.
Last year, nagkaroon ako ng panaginip, tapos doon sa panaginip ko ay may ipinakilala sakin, ang sabe "eto ang mga multo sa bahay nyo" pero blurred naman lahat ng mukha nila sa panaginip ko. nagising ako bigla.

--Lahat siguro ng bahay may mga multo noh?

CityHunter

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #435 on: January 02, 2015, 09:25:22 am »
Hi, red yesha.

One may think its simply nagpaparamdam but those are signs of infestation.  Its just one step away before mas tragic things happened like what sis freelancer babe experienced.  I strongly suggest you don't dismiss it lightly.

Hmm.  Ang bait naman nila.  Someone introduced your unseen housemates sa inyo.  Correct lang you didn't see clearly their features or else tragedy would've visited sa inyo.

More often true na may something sa place :)


Hi, freelancer babe.

Yun oro-plata-mata count can indeed be associated sa feng shui rin but its not the measurement used for the living.  Maraming mga information out there na more often ay misinformation.  Such would often bring about not good but bad luck.  Nauso ito when royalty who knew what real feng shui can do stated creating wrong versions to share para hindi sila maalis sa pwesto. 

Right now we can't say kung its all just in her mind or not yun tenant na who sees small enemies.  More often iyan yun what one can see sa mga places plagued with malas.  Such kasi tend to "influence" bad manners, bad decisions, etc. due to what they radiate and may be as worse as directly influence on their unsuspecting victims.  It can be like those who hear voices and akala nila messages from God.

More often mga developers kasi here don't bother to check on the history nor prepare it right.  Like yun isang condo na itinayo where a haunted house used to be.  Its the one where local movies and TV shows na haunted house ang theme were filmed at back then.  Mayroon pa yun mga subdivisions na itinayo sa dating cemeteries.  In some cases maaring hindi nga of such pero naging battleground.  There is that possibility rin hindi kaya it was a bare land back then because of a reason that the locals avoided it.

One of the clues pa lang iyong rotten smell.  At least you did not mention hearing chains being dragged lalo na near the stairs.  I do hope none here ever has such a problem dahil ibang level na iyon!

FYI.  Yes, true po iyon and not just from an imaginative writer for the movies o TV.

We can say its demonic but hopefully hindi pa yun devilish sort.  Iba ang demon sa devil ha.

May territorial limits kasi iyan.  And things get triggered for a reason.  One example na gamitin na natin yun nangyari na Quirino Grandstand Hostage Incident.  It was the feast of the Hungry Ghosts mismo on that day.  Nag-visit sila ng yin place where a person loaded ng negative emotions boarded them too.  Natapos yun event with a grim note dahil pinatagal ng sobra.  Usually near hte end is when things go South.  Simply check out how this year ended.  Missing plane - na found na pero patay lahat it seems aboard it.  Kudeta at some ewan na country. 

IF changes were made ay it can either mitigate or increase the effects.  Depende nga sa changes. As the yin energies - yin being sa mga unseen and not just sa patay - ay most likely sticking to your place too dahil spreading themselves out would weaken them.  Not unless they find a way to find new feeding grounds or increase their current one.

True ang sarap maka-stay sa isang place na free from problems more of the unusual sort.  As in happy na ako kung mga ordinary issues lang ang makita mo sa isang place.

Tsk tsk.  Making padugo is actually very wrong.  Some may differ here but per experience it just worsens things.  Iba rin ang blessing sa deliverance.  Not surprised as most priests don't seem to recall it anymore save mga old ones.  He he.  The feng shui you used must be the new age crap.  Totally useless yun.

Its not simply sa design ng place.  Kahit open spaces can be haunted.  If you've visited nga the likes of Fort Santiago ibang level iyon.  On one old case of mine ay simply being where the arm of the giant cross sa Mt. Samat points at ay enough to spell doom to you.  Pwede rin as simple as being near the railroad may it be just the tracks or the station itself.  I can't connect pa why the same applies sa malapit sa airport though. 

Hindi makukuha yun changing of the energy of the place by doing ordinary things without proper procedure.  It would be like starting your story sa ending tapos tumalon ka sa beginning then ended sa middle.  Or we can say like sa cooking.  Your food would come out weird if not done right ang paghalo ng ingredients or how it was prepared.  Same applies to this situation.

Ha ha.  I so hate my job and wifey is asking baka pwede na ako i-release from it.  Did ask for a favor pero may kasunod naman na panakot :P  Di na lang bale muna even if it means again passing up on 100M.  Si wifey mas attuned sa such though more of the healing aspect sa kanya while I face these monsters. 

I would encourage you NOT to bother exploring expanding your third eye abilities.  You can ask those who work sa mga mental.  Half of the patients are suffering so dahil sa either victims of unseen ones or inability to handle yun mga tulad ng third eye ability.  Be happy na life problems ninyo are ordinary.  Yun mga sa movies like sa Conjuring wala pa yun sa tunay na buhay.  In fact watered down version yun sa Conjuring.  Not so sure doon sa Annabelle but true na wicked yun doll na iyon.  The circumstances na depicted sa movie na iyo possible to bring about such to whoever is malas enough to have that doll with them.

To those who are bukas ang third eye but have no one to turn to for guidance ay let me say this.  You simply need to check those at your side and back.  Kahit pa demon level yun sa harap mo ay covered pa rin siya to obey the yin and yang laws. 


red_yesha

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #436 on: January 02, 2015, 09:49:51 am »
@CityHunter Tama ka, sa totoo lang pakiramdam ko mabait nga sila. Pero syempre hindi parin ako pwede maging relax kasi maraming pwedeng mangyare.
Salamat  :D

freelancer_babe

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #437 on: January 02, 2015, 10:19:05 am »
@CityHunter,

Di kaya nagalit ang mga yun sa padugo?

It'll be interesting to know kung ano talaga history ng subdivision na yun - got to check land bureau if I have the time. As far as I know there are only two houses that are haunted - yung sa amin, and that house constructed over the stones a few houses away pero sa same block rin ng house namin.

You may be right, baka nga it's all in the mind sa tenant lang since she is a pitiful mental case already. At one point gusto pa nga nya sunugin ang bahay (that's my worst fear, pine wood ang halos buong bahay, na napakadaling mag-pickup ng fire). Pero it's really creepy to associate what she experiences with the things we feel and experience around the house.

Saka yun, we always wonder why we keep on attracting weird/troublesome tenants. Bakit mga kapitbahay namin, ang bait ng mga nagiging tenants nila. Kami magulo.

No, no chains along the stairs - so I guess that's a good thing. Just heavy breathing and the feeling of being watched and followed. We placed a lifesize mirror along the center of the stairs, yung turning point. Not sure if it's good feng shui. (Note: the stairs is just beside the creepy rotten-smelling guestroom and my bedroom on top of it).

We really want to sell the house badly. May kaso lang kasi (I could associate that with the "malas" charm).
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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #438 on: January 02, 2015, 10:13:43 pm »
@CityHunter,

Speaking of the Anabelle doll nga pala. This was when I was younger, and yes, nakatira din ako sa creepy house na nabanggit ko.

I owned a bunch of dolls, but there are about two or three dolls sa set na yun (I had about 10 dolls in all) na takot na takot akong laruin. Basta, I feel something weird sa mga dolls na yun.

The dolls don't look as creepy and scary as the Anabelle doll though. In fact, maganda at maaliwalas ang pagkagawa ng mukha ng mga dolls na yun. Pero yun lang, I feel weird. Kaya di ko malaro. In fact, I don't like sleeping with all those dolls in my already creepy room. Parang buhay ang mga mata nila (not all, but most).

The only doll I am able to play are the two barbies that I have and the small baby doll set plus a stuffed toy bunny which I never fail to sleep with beside me.  Wala akong nararamdamang kakaiba sa mga iyon.

Most of the dolls are gifts to me, and I got a couple from a cousin who left the country to live in the US.

Could it be kaya na yung mga dolls may kinalaman din sa strange experiences ko sa bahay na yun?

CityHunter

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 3)
« Reply #439 on: January 03, 2015, 02:11:14 pm »
Hi, freelance babe.

Madalas na natin ma-associate ang preparation of a place or even equipment to the padugo ritual to the point na it can be considered a norm.  Pero maling mali iyon. 

Its not na nagalit sila but more of you attracted the wrong kind.  It would be like wearing a sexy outfit down a street na nagkalat ang mga bastos, manyak, etc.  You will certainly attract unwanted attention hindi ba and not the kind you like.  What if you walk down that same street littered with people of questionable character na plainly dressed but with strong confidence.  Kahit unarmed ka.  You will not be attracting a lot of unwanted attention ika nga.  What more if as you walk and you assist a child that slipped and was crying.  Or assisted an old lady with her heavy load. 

With padugo kasi you negotiated not just with the wrong kind but also in a position of weakness.  It would be quite similar to projecting a meek attitude once a kotong enforcer summons your attention.  The only question left is how much of a victim you'll be in the end.

He he.  Haunted places can be so odd but it does not mean na yun other places may not be visited.  It depends kasi sa chi o energy that is prevalent sa isang place.  Kapag hindi sa panlasa ng mga unseen ones yun nasa isang lugar iiwasan nila yun at all costs.  This can be achieved in many ways.  Yes, feng shui is just one of those that can give you clues to how that is done but maraming ibang ways rin.  However, kapag wrong information nagamit mo tulad ng applying oro-plata-mata sa place ninyo ay that would spell disaster nga.

When I handle serious stuff tulad ng may mental cases na nag-develop o nangyari ay may possibility that was introduced or worsened by those unseen ones.  Just as being in a lucky place kapag nasa isang malas na lugar ka your weakest point can worsen.  Kung may symptoms na siya na mind problems then it can worsen nga. 

Its simply because of the chi o energy sa place ninyo kaya it attracts bad tenants.  Pwede rin kasi the one who screened them ay radiating that sort.  My mom-in-law 3x na nadale ng ganun kaya once those episodes were closed - grabeng headache nga lang to us - ay its wifey who screens them.  Happy to say maayos naman yun mga present tenants.

Worrisome yun breathing sounds as that is already sa 2nd stage and kaunti na lang at hindi malayo one or many can be possessed.  I really strongly suggest that you seek the aid of a good priest on this matter.

Sigh.  OT nga na lang here but sabihin ko lang having a room with a rotten smell close to the stairs WITH a mirror pa is NOT a good thing.  That opens the door to the twilight zone.

IF you get to sell the house without solving things ay it will still hound you with karmic repercussions.  Para ito yun bumili ng nakaw.  The ONLY way na lulusot iyon by selling is sa isang religious group kahit charity that knows the situation and can handle it.  Beyond that it needs fixing first.

Going sa dolls - hmm, lately trip ko to collect more of those sexy anime figurines as a friend gave me some - ay an item or items cannot really be possessed but can contain the residual energy.  Pwede rin ito mangyari sa mga religious images like the Sto. Nino.  Sayang as a lot of my old files got wrecked na and wala na rin sa Email ko as mukhang I deleted it long ago.  There was one case wherein yun Sto. Nino kahit sa photo pa lang ma-feel mo may something evil about it.  If you are inexperienced you would think its the Sto. Nino itself ang evil but its more like something evil is anchored to it.

Ganun ang situation sa dolls mo.  Something latched on to those kaya you have that weird feeling.  Such pwede rin mag-latch on sa tao, hayop and even plants.  Antiques madalas na may ganito rin.

FYI. Applies to good as well as bad ones ha.

Ha ha.  The real Anabelle doll is the Raggedy Ann one.  Hindi ko alam kung marami pa sa inyo umabot sa ganun.  I can recall it kasi yun sleeping bag ko was a handmade one of that look kaya super ewan ako noong camping namin as uber pambata ang dating.  I think my kid sis had a doll of that sort rin as uso noon iyon.

More of what remains unsolved kaya those beings plague your place with malas.  It can become worse as the years go by na left unchecked sila.  Again, best to seek the assistance of a priest worth his salt.  Explain the situation once you state na need mo to have a deliverance prayer done ASAP.  Syempre before that dapat LAHAT goes to confession, do penance, attend mass and receive communion.  No exceptions.  Kung of a different religion ay do the equivalent na approved.

 

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