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Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Ghost trip.

        A while back Old Boy said that he needed a ghost buster. At first I thought he was referring to the live action film, but then he asked if I could help him with ghosts at his house. I thought it was more bullshit from his mouth, but he was actually pretty serious. Supposedly, his wife felt something. I have mixed feelings about the paranormal. Sometimes I believe in them, other times I don't. Most of the time I think they're just shadow beings from other dimensions and not spirits with a vengeance as seen in the videos. Old Boy insists that a priest from his church wouldn't be any good because the ghost wouldn't understand Korean. Remember, Phu My Hung used to be a swamp. Bodies get thrown into swamps all the time.
        I didn't know where to look, so I drove to the nearest temple I could find on a map in District 7.
I rolled up and asked a worker if I could see a monk. I mentioned it was about some kind of ghost in my house, and he was skeptical. After insisting, I spoke to a monk and asked him if he could hunt a ghost for me. He looked at me and shook his head and asked me to leave. I was like WTF and left.
On the way home, there was a monk on a bike and I leaned over and took down my mask and asked him if he was a ghost hunter. He said no and sped off leaving me in the dust.
       One day I was over late at night, and I ran into the bathroom and felt this cold whiteness. I reminded me of my childhood home that was haunted. I used to run into a room and felt instantly stiff from a bitter coldness. I remember when I was young I was held down from moving even though my mind was alert. I couldn't move. I was pushed down by an invisible force. This never happened to me after we moved out. Now that I think about it, I thought there was just something wrong with me when I was younger. It never really occurred that it was a ghost, but now it makes more sense.
       Vietnam's likely very haunted. I wouldn't doubt it. Saigon South is probably full of ghosts. I don't mean people deprived of souls. There are plenty of people like that all over Vietnam, especially the English teachers that come here to work at a language center. I mean, real people who died in the area. The ghost of my grandmother hasn't visited me yet. I'm sure she would want to kick my ass or beat me with a feather duster.

        Does anyone know a good monk that would come over and do some black magic? Comment down  below please, this a serious matter. The monk has to be close to District 7 or willing to commute. If he has a vacuum that would even be better. Money is no problem, but we need results.

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5 comments:

  1. Just get a catholic priest to do a holy blessing at the house. A few thousand dong should do the trick.

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    1. It's gotta be a monk, no priests. They are child predators.

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  2. I think you might have experienced sleep paralysis as a child Kyle. People that think they've seen ghosts tend to just have that. I'm not a believer, but if your friend isn't being harmed I don't see why not just ignore it? He could always try some feng shui too and someone that knows about it might be able to help.

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  3. this ghost stuff is real in vietnam. ive seen white looking spirits walking to the shitter at night to hearing little babies crying with no babies around. ive also witness a spirit going into a person bodies then that person would chew on burning incense with no burns to her mouth. our dog here would follow something with his head like it was watching something. creepy ass shit.

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  4. If Old Boy's family is not being harmed by this "ghost", it's best to leave it alone. There are powerful ghosts out there but won't do you any harm unless you try to mess with them, then they'll fuck you up real good.

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