Black Magic
Black magic is well known through out Malaysian citizen especially malays.They have practiced this for century and learn from their ancestor.Reason for using black magic is solely because of own ego and selfishness.With respect to the philosophy of left-hand path and right-hand path, black magic is the malicious counterpart of benevolent white magic. In modern times, some find that the definition of black magic has been convoluted by people who define magic or ritualistic practices that they disapprove of as black magic
Symptoms of Black Magic – The Malaysian Experience
Rampant practices in black magic has led to various types of diseases and maladies that require prompt attention and cure. These diseases vary according to the strength of the individual who is a victim of witchcraft. Some may end up with mild attacks such as migraine, stiff neck, blurred vision, stomach discomfort, frequent bouts of nausea, depression, etc. Others are victims of fierce attacks such as paralysis (from the spine downwards), loss of hair, physical weakness (being tired all the time despite not performing any physical work), dementia, etc. These are just some of the symptoms on the physical level. Some physical diseases may be spiritually induced. In fact, there are many other symptoms too which do not concern the physical body alone.
One of it is concerning relationships. Many Malays in Malaysia are into this aspect. Bomohs in Malaysia conduct a thriving business by making potions that can supposedly win the love of someone without much hassle. In addition to that, the bomohs too employ spirits to break up couples or families. Households have been wrecked by such diabolical means. Even the non-Malays in Malaysia are into such practices.
The other common symptom is concerning finances. Competition in business is healthy. It brings out the best in an individual or organisation to strive for the best. But it can mean disaster to those who do not aspire to improve themselves in their trade or profession. In order to have an upper hand, this particular group do not compete on an equal footing. They resort to witchcraft to kill their competitors. Their reasoning – kill off the competitors and we strive in our business. If the competitors are unbelievers in witchcraft, they become easy targets. Their businesses suffer and they wind up their businesses eventually. However, some seek the help of spiritual healers to find out the erratic loss of business. In this way, they may be able to at least continue their businesses and stop the rot. In Malaysia, the economy alone does not affect business but the witchcraft aspect too.
The cure for these symptoms can be had by seeking spiritual help from adepts in this field. They are not far to seek. Some of them impose minimal charges for their services. If you experience any unexplainable phenomena, it’s always wise to seek spiritual help. Although it is not a panacea for all ills, it may shed some light as to what is happening in your life right now.
research by aris
Villa Nabila
There are many versions about this hunted bungalow’s story
which is located in Johor Bharu.
Murder case
From my research, I had found that there is a murder case happened
in that villa which is involving the residences of that villa. Because of that, many
people taught the “ghost” of the residences still in that villa until now.
But the question now is who the killer is? Actually who is
the victim? Who is Nabila? Because in my research from one source said that
this murder case is a high prolific case and why they killed? But the most
important part is, is it true about the ghost story in that villa? Or it is
just a rumours.
After I keep researching finally I get a relevant and
trusted source. The so-called "haunted house" was is actually the
former residence of Chung Khiaw Bank president Lee Chee Shan. It used to be a
great mansion that later changed hands several times. It was once owned by the
legendary Purple Tycoon Yap Seng Hock.
Actually there are no ghosts inside the
"haunted house," and local residents can prove that they have never
met any evil spirit in the area, save for some trouble-makers who would descend
on the abandoned mansion for their night adventures. JB residents have no idea
why this once majestic mansion fell into ruins and became a "haunted
house" and voted one of the top ten haunted locations by a US website. This show there is a lot of people still have a stereotype minded about paranormal issue.
Research by Ameer
Mona Fendi - "Aku Tak Akan Mati" (I Will Not Die)
The case of Mona Fendi is very popular and it haunts the Malaysians until now. It was about one of the politic VVIP was murdered, cut to 18 after he paid Mona and Fendi her husband to use black magic to make him win for an election. Mona was a singer, and she also practiced black magic with her husband Fendi.
She was very rich and have few houses around Kajang and Cheras. She was sentenced to hang. Rumours said, since that she practiced black magic, the first hang, she didn't die. She just laughed and shouted that she won't die. The second hang, it was done with the help of Ustaz Dato' Dr Haron Din, she died. For more information, please watch the video below :
Research by Mafarikha
Research by Anis Diyana
Highland Tower
Highland Tower incident happens in 1993. one of the three towers collapsed in seconds. The Highland Towers collapse was an apartment building collapse that occurred on 11 December 1993 in Taman Hillview, Ulu Klang, Selangor, Malaysia. The collapse of Block One of the apartments caused the deaths of 48 people and led to the complete evacuation of the other two blocks due to safety concerns.
many stories people said about this abandoned apartment, such as you CAN'T go to building in odds numbers. about a entity who appear in videos and photos of the paranormal investigators. they also a stories about a little girl who disturbed the visitors. Actually the place is gated with nature. but many visitors come and go to experience the horror of this tower. This year, a production was inspired to make a movie about this apartment.
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