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CityHunter

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 4)
« Reply #40 on: February 29, 2016, 10:12:28 pm »
Hi, selyado.

The angel of death does not act that way.  Most likely it is an old soul still waiting for someone - that's what is often encountered.

Per what I know and was taught ay may warning always before something happens may it be good or bad lalo na kung major event.  Applies to tragic o natural. 

The thing is to counter any POSSIBLE dangers one needs to simply correct the balance of energies.  Maraming approach towards this.  I am proposing this dahil masasayang lang ang oras trying to figure out kung warning ba ito or not when time could be used for something more useful. 

One option nga is to go sa confession and do penance.  Attend mass with communion after.  Kung in an area that has no such services offered then one must adapt. 

selyado

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 4)
« Reply #41 on: February 29, 2016, 10:32:51 pm »
Thanks for the quick reply, Cityhunter.  I sent him your answer just now.  Lately kasi nagka problema kaming mag asawa, as in major big time fight about money.  But going back to my husband's dream, ako naman unang pumasok sa mind ko was his mother who died two years ago.  Ang creepy lang pero I did not tell him, naisip ko baka "sinusundo" sya?  wag naman sana...

CityHunter

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 4)
« Reply #42 on: February 29, 2016, 11:26:34 pm »
Hi muli, selyado.

Marami rin miss out on what happens during such - na MADALAS something o someone gives WARNING.  So if its your mom-in-law iyon then fair warning was given.  Na time to rethink and change.

When one is in a negative state mas vulnerable tayo to such things.  This is why I immediately proposed that idea - confession and penance.

selyado

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 4)
« Reply #43 on: February 29, 2016, 11:30:01 pm »
Thank you so much, Cityhunter! <3

akosiekaburgos

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 4)
« Reply #44 on: March 01, 2016, 04:47:10 pm »
Hi City Hunter!!

PA guide naman po ako sa cleansing para mawala ang nega vibes sa loob ng bahay..

honeybunny

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 4)
« Reply #45 on: March 04, 2016, 04:07:23 am »
back in 2009, my late lola was still healthy and nakakagawa pa sya ng house chores. sa bahay na tinitirhan nila, mababa sya then the rest of the other houses in that community. parang bundok kasi yung lugar nila, then merong area dun na pababa, then pataas ulit dun sa area ng private village, so andun sila sa gitna na pababa, merong about 2-3 houses dun

one day nagsampay sya and ang sabi nya meron daw tumulak na malaking tao (kapre) sa kanya, tumalsik sya few meters dun sa kinakatayuan nya.. bumaliko yung left leg nya, walang fracture.. pinadala ko sya sa doctor a couple of times kasi sumasakit daw pero hindi naman naayos yung condition ng leg nya.

lagi lang sya nakaupo, with her legs close to her chest, and parang pagapang sya maglakad, she has to sit up and crawl ng nakaupo kasi she couldnt stand up anymore..

i just think siguro if that kapre didnt push her or hindi sya nabalian ng legs sana ok pa sya ngayon, sana healthy pa sya..

my aunt din (lives in the same neighborhood) na nadulas at nauntog sa tree was seen by a neighbor saying na he saw her na tinulak ng kapre from the back. she didnt see sinu nagpush sakanya but ang layo kasi ng pinaghagisan nya from where she was standing. something na a normal person couldnt do

lot's of people in that neighborhood told stories na rin about seeing giant people (family - babae,lalake, at mas maliit na giant)

they live in rizal and may mga bundo and trees pa dun..

my other aunt din, more than 25 years ago, tuwing dadaan sya sa ilalim ng malaking sampalok dun sa amin, (may maliit na daanan kasi dun), everytime dadaan sya dun sa hapon, bigla na lang sya mahihimatay, then may makakakita sa kanya at dadalhin sya sa house namin and pag gising na andun na sya sa bahay namin.. parang nakursunadahan daw yata sya..

dinala sya sa albularyo, may inipit na balahibo ng manok sa toes nya, minsan bala pa, i just think kahit naman sinu ipitan mo ng bala or ballpen sa paa at ipitin mo yung daliri masasaktan e.. i dunno what happened na sa kanya after that, pero i remember nung nag asawa na sya at nagkababy lagi sya nakukunan, pero eventually, nagkababy naman sya pero isa lang at hirap na sya mag anak since then, nakunan ulit then hanggang sa nag ampon na lang ng 1 pa, so she has 2 kids na ngayon, isang real anak, isang ampon :)

Marin

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 4)
« Reply #46 on: March 26, 2016, 07:02:29 pm »
CityHunter, how do you differentiate an actual sighting to a perceived one?

Hindi kasi ako lapitin/paramdam/kahit amoy,so I dunno if my mind simply wanted to experience a sighting. Months ago, I saw a figure(parang maduming bulul) near the ref/cupboard. Nagulat ako kasi sobrang itim pero mas malakas yung emotion na naawa ako- bumulong pako na magpakita ulit kaso wala na

CityHunter

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 4)
« Reply #47 on: March 27, 2016, 10:11:58 am »
Hi, akosiekaburgos.

Bad vibes come from living things and they get magnified or mitigated by the surroundings.  Hence, the proper answer to your question is to cleanse not just our place but also ourselves.

Simply put ay less is best when it comes to fixing up our place.  Get rid of the clutter too.  Emphasize on creating a balance with nature as much as possible.  As for the cleansing of oneself maraming approach to this.  One can do pilgrimage, fasting, etc.  Most of these methods are even not going to burn a hole in your wallet :)


Hi, Marin.

I'll try my best to answer this as simple yet as informative as I could. 

Once you sense something ay you've already"seen" it.  Most kasi would categorize it the way you do - seen is different from felt.  Pero ang mga "unseen" ones can be "seen" by our other senses.  This is why some would say they can hear, smell, etc. but not see it literally.  Some naman can see it but in various degrees.  The thing to keep in mind rin more often what you see is not what they really are.  Like maaring mukhang scary but they are actually the good guys.  What you think is seen hovering around a sick person or even dying akala ng marami ay bad one but it can actually be one protecting or preparing the subject for a better transition.

Sa experience mo as it is near the ref/cupboard ay most likely it was attracted by the unnatural energy that powers the ref.  This is why in most cultures its very critical ang placement, design, etc. ng kitchen.  Dahil blessings AND health can be affected by it. 

What you also did was wrong - yun asking it show itself again.  You may think that your awa to it merits it be helped but iyan ang isang weakness natin.  The fact that most people want to help ay such exploit it to get to us.  You are strongly encouraged to learn from this and never to do such a thing again.

Lahat ng place mayroon mga unseen ones.  Fallen ones can even enter sacred/holy grounds.  This is because of the balance of forces.  It is within us ang dapat mas secure.  To not let darkness get in.  In short ay do not join the dark side.

This is why possession is such a serious affair.  You can live in a haunted house and even rid it of the darkness but a person possessed sometimes the only option is death to release the soul from torment. 


Girltalker2

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 4)
« Reply #48 on: March 27, 2016, 10:27:46 pm »

^ how do you know a person is possessed?

Can that person mingle normally parin but have evil thoughts? Or minsan Hindi naman possessed, masamang damo lang talaga sya?

CityHunter

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 4)
« Reply #49 on: March 28, 2016, 06:38:31 pm »
Its not easy to tell if one is possessed.  More so kung i-figure out mo kung more than one ang nag-possess - and its not yun multiple personality ang sakit ha.

More often nagbago yun ugali but it is also possible subtle yun change lang.  Hindi pa kasama rito yun mga may naka-attach sa kanila lang as opposed to possession.  Yun mga "rider" as I call them feed off on negative energy brought about by thought, actions, etc.

chiarm

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 4)
« Reply #50 on: March 29, 2016, 05:45:32 pm »
Hello CityHunter, I sent you a PM.

Last night, there was an incident with my husband that really freaked me out :'( First time nangyari ito.

Short background: My husband is gifted. He has precognition in his dreams and lately we've been using crystals for health purposes, unang hawak pa lang he gets vibrations na. We stay away from crystals that enhance these abilities though.

Normal naman kami bago matulog tapos sabi lang niya pagod na siya (normal as well) then he started hearing music. Ako wala as in yung aircon at humidifier lang ang tunog sa room namin.

So pinakinggan niya lalo tapos meron daw mga tao he thinks they are dead. He tried to drown it out by covering his ears but of course that was futile.

Tapos he was not breathing for a few seconds (this one happens frequently when he's very tired and I just wake him up so he gets back to breathing again). I think about 2 times ito nangyari and the second time I woke him up, he said twice din "I'm very tired".

Then, his head was arching up yung parang hinahatak by the head (his arms were limp and his eyes were closed so he wasn't "getting up"). I was shaking him and then he was whispering something so ako naman nilapit ko tenga ko sa mouth niya.

Ang dami niya sinabi na hindi ko maintindihan. It's not any language I can recognize. I watch a lot of movies and I have meetings with people all over the globe where they sometimes speak in their languages. Pero eto, as in gibberish! Not even parang archaic language or latin or what.

So I shook him harder and he woke up. "They" wanted to tell him something daw. So I told him to focus on me and sound of our aircon and stay with me.
Binantayan ko siya for a couple of hours and he was back to his normal sleeping na.

Come morning, sabi niya he had a dream daw and told me the same series of events and I said it wasn't a dream.
I want to seek help from those knowledgeable on this. I think that he needs to learn how to control his gifts. Sabi niya he'll try on his own daw muna :-\

It seemed he was being possessed eh but I don't really have a clue wth is going on.

CityHunter

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 4)
« Reply #51 on: March 30, 2016, 08:12:46 am »
Hi, chiarm.

Dapat your husband has a mentor kasi mahirap ang trial and error.  Believe me when I say I think I have just much luck (and blessed that God hasn't ever abandoned me despite my faults) why I am still okay today.

This week is actually a special week as new energy again awakens.  Its like a new season kasi o period.  Something that would be different from before.  More often the changes are subtle but in some rare times it is much felt.  Such are usually seen as disasters and/or success.  An example would be yun Luneta Hostage Incident.  On the feast day itself ng Ghost Month then starting sa place where much of our nation's history began and then it finished where the present administration began (where PNoy took his oath of office) ay clues that that was no ordinary day.

Maraming missing important factors sa narration - which I understand would be more helpful kung personal meeting or call ga.  But this is no ordinary dream nor even normal experience of someone gifted.

Oh, its not possession nor what I term na may rider/sabit.  Its simply him attuning to the twilight zone in a state na mas stronger than most (but not really that rare) and unschooled how to handle it.

One suggestion as he may not be open to much advise as you did mention he wants to try handling things on his own - regular confession sa priest.  Yun sacrament of confession ha.
« Last Edit: March 30, 2016, 08:29:07 am by CityHunter »

barbillie

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 4)
« Reply #52 on: March 30, 2016, 10:28:48 am »
Matagal na kong silent lurker ng thread na to. I never experienced haunting moments, I guess hindi open ang third eye ko?. Well, except for this special incident way back college.

We stayed in my groupmate's apartment over the holidays to finish our thesis. It was an old apartment in Manila, two floors. Two bedrooms sa taas and small receiving area before ka bumaba ng hagdan. I was charging my phone in this receiving area, and was engrossed while browsing it. Nakita ko sa peripheral vision ko na bumaba ng hagdan yung isang friend ko (we were 6 in the house at that time) - galing sya sa isang bedroom. Alam kong sya yun kasi sya lang yung naka-red shirt nung araw na yun. What freaked me out is wala pang 1 minute ang nakalipas, dumaan sya ulit sa harap ko pababa ng hagdan. Tinanong ko pa, 'di ba kabababa mo lang?', to which she replied, 'ha? kanina pa ko sa kwarto, now lang ako bababa.' Todo freak-out ako kasi sabi nga nung friend ko na owner nung apartment is meron silang nararamdaman dun sa house na yun.

Second incident is natutulog kami sa kabilang room. Nakapwesto ako sa gilid ng wall. I was drifting to sleep ng biglang may sumagi sa braso ko, sa side ng wall, na as if may dumaan o naglakad dun! Di na ko nakatulog afterwards.

Ganon ba kalakas yung being na yun na kahit na hindi ako nakakakita eh naramdaman ko sya? One of my groupmate who can 'see', confirmed that there were others in the house.

CityHunter

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 4)
« Reply #53 on: March 30, 2016, 12:05:09 pm »
Hi, barbillie.

Manila is a very old place.  Isa sa mga trip ko nga is to study ancient cities that continue to exist today.  Normal lang iyan na you can sense such more so when focused sa studies.  Kasi we are emitting intense energy. 

Mas matakot kayo if a place has absence of such presence.  Dahil yun ang abnormal situation.

barbillie

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 4)
« Reply #54 on: March 30, 2016, 01:35:04 pm »
^ Thanks CityHunter.

Ask ko na din, dumadalas na nagigising ako between 2AM-3AM. Wala naman akong nararamdaman, pero since minsan natatakot ako na baka may makita ako or what, sumisiksik na lang ako sa husband ko tapos matutulog ulit. May ibig bang sabihin yung ganitong experiences or normal body clock changes lang?

Marin

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 4)
« Reply #55 on: April 06, 2016, 04:02:09 pm »
CityHunter,

Thanks! Parang mini-lecture. Paulit-ulit kong binasa in case my pop quiz  ;D

My reaction (asking to show itself again) was partly out of annoyance. I've been oblivious to unseen ones all these years and I didn't know what that experience was for. The arrangement of the house has been like that for so long too. Anyway, your warning is noted- I don't intend to ask for a reappearance.

CityHunter

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 4)
« Reply #56 on: April 08, 2016, 09:38:37 am »
Hi, barbillie (and mga sis).

The witching hour begins when the sun sets and generally ends when the sun rises again.  There is a very good reason why in most major religions that I know there is great emphasis on evening and morning prayers (and mass).  Experiencing something at around 3am is "natural" as its mockery of the divine - whatever one's religion may be. 

OT: For those who do not believe in God or of His existence ay iyon ang inyong right but respect us as how we respect you.

Baliw lang ang magsabi na hindi siya natatakot as even I with my 14-year experience am still afraid.  However, you need to channel that fear to galvanize you to proper action.  Dahil such FEED on fear.


Hi, Marin.

Such kasi play on our emotions.  These are unearthly beings capable of things unspeakable even.  The key is to remember our limitations and where to seek assistance when we reach those limitations.

Marin

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 4)
« Reply #57 on: April 09, 2016, 05:13:46 pm »
^Yang "play on our emotions" makes sense now. was on a lower than low episode around that time which probably made me extremely vulnerable to a situation I never thought I'll experience.
What should have the right-quick reaction pala on such situation. Prayer to ward it off?

CityHunter

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« Reply #58 on: April 10, 2016, 09:04:18 am »
No.  You can recite all the prayers but it would be next to useless if your heart and mind have not surrendered to God.  It simply requires one achieve a certain state of balance in that and all would generally be well.  Prayers are to help us achieve that level but is not the end factor.

CityHunter

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Re: Creepy Horror Stories in your House (Chapter 4)
« Reply #59 on: April 26, 2016, 10:30:51 am »
Clarify ko lang better.  When in a situation of seriously unusual sort wherein your faith is being put into the test the simple rule to remember is dig deep within you.  Dahil how deep the roots of your faith is is what counts most.  Yes, its okay to be afraid but channel that emotion to galvanize you into proper action.

 

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