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A netizen shared a story about how he was at Choa Chu Kang cemetery with his family visiting the grave of an ancestor when he made some rude comments about a stranger’s tombstone.
Things then took a turn for the worse after that.
Here is the story:
“I was with my family at Choa Chu Kang cemetery visiting one of the graves of our ancestor for Qing Ming festival a few years ago.
We were cleaning the grave and sweeping the leaves and dirt off the tombstone.
After that, me and my brother wandered off and we went to look at the other graves around us.
We came across this grave of a woman whose photo was black and white, and very old.
I muttered out loud to my brother: “Wah bro, see this chiobu, she damn chio sia!”
My brother smacked my head and told me not to talk rubbish.
That was that and soon we went home.
The weeks that followed were very strange to say the least.
I had a recurring dream of a woman standing by my bedside groaning at me.
In the dream I couldn’t make out her face as she was always looking away or down at the floor.
I would always wake up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat.
And then things escalated, I started seeing figures in my kitchen when i wake up to use to the toilet.
I would see a figure from the corner of my eye and when i turn to look at it, there would be nothing there.
I also kept feeling something or someone touching my leg when im sleeping.
Eventually i told my mother about it and she brought me to the temple to see a master.
The master told me that the spirit that was following me was from the cemetery and she thought I was interested in her, so she followed me home.
The master gave me a talisman and told me to burn some offerings and apologise.
My mother then brought me to the cemetery and we did as we were told, I said sorry for talking rubbish and my mother asked the spirit to leave me alone because I didn’t know what I was doing.
Eventually the “haunting” stopped and I never saw the spirit again.”
A netizen shared a story about how he was at Choa Chu Kang cemetery with his family visiting the grave of an ancestor when he made some rude comments about a stranger’s tombstone.
Things then took a turn for the worse after that.
Here is the story:
“I was with my family at Choa Chu Kang cemetery visiting one of the graves of our ancestor for Qing Ming festival a few years ago.
We were cleaning the grave and sweeping the leaves and dirt off the tombstone.
After that, me and my brother wandered off and we went to look at the other graves around us.
We came across this grave of a woman whose photo was black and white, and very old.
I muttered out loud to my brother: “Wah bro, see this chiobu, she damn chio sia!”
My brother smacked my head and told me not to talk rubbish.
That was that and soon we went home.
The weeks that followed were very strange to say the least.
I had a recurring dream of a woman standing by my bedside groaning at me.
In the dream I couldn’t make out her face as she was always looking away or down at the floor.
I would always wake up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat.
And then things escalated, I started seeing figures in my kitchen when i wake up to use to the toilet.
I would see a figure from the corner of my eye and when i turn to look at it, there would be nothing there.
I also kept feeling something or someone touching my leg when im sleeping.
Eventually i told my mother about it and she brought me to the temple to see a master.
The master told me that the spirit that was following me was from the cemetery and she thought I was interested in her, so she followed me home.
The master gave me a talisman and told me to burn some offerings and apologise.
My mother then brought me to the cemetery and we did as we were told, I said sorry for talking rubbish and my mother asked the spirit to leave me alone because I didn’t know what I was doing.
Eventually the “haunting” stopped and I never saw the spirit again.”
