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When a ghost wants You to die for 'it'..


When a person died a sudden death, his / her original time of death is not yet reached, the soul can't make its way to heaven nor  hell. The dead is not given the benefit of a “normal” funeral, but instead, special ritual must be conducted on his / her behalf. It is extremely dangerous to other human beings at the place of unnatural death. 

The problem is most people in the world, do not know or don't believe what the Chinese know, as in, the ghosts of the unnatural death, need to seek for substitutes to replace his/ her position at the location of unnatural / violent death.

Another problem is, even if they know, they can't access to the proper prayer rituals to spiritual-transcend (超度) the souls of unnatural death.

There are 3 main types of unnatural death:

1) A person who take his / her own life by commiting suicide

When a person died by commiting suicide, his / her soul cannot enter heaven nor hell, as his actual time of death is not up yet. The hell gate doesn't allow him /her to enter. The spirit of the person is stuck at the same spot of death to repeat the suicide experience again and again.

The ghost will need to lure an unlucky human to die the same manner to replace the ghost (as a substitute), in order for the ghost to move on for reincarnation / rebirth.

2) Death caused by another human being, such as in a murder or an automobile accident

The spot where a fatal car accident has occurred, will likely to be the site of more similar accidents. A person who causes another’s death places himself in grave danger, as the spirit is most likely to seek vengeance, because the soul of the dead died unwillingly. The ghost will need to capture another soul to replace 'it', before 'it' can moves on for reincarnation.



3) Death caused by a malicious spirit

When a ghost causes the death of a human being, it is usually either to seek revenge, or lure a human to die, in order to replace it's position, so that 'it' can move on.

Happened in Singapore

Police Station 

On 2 July 2005, a police officer died by playing 'Russian Roullette' with his own revolver in the Yishun North NPC, on the fourth-storey gymnasium. On 16 June 2019, yet another police officer killed himself with a gun shot at the same police station - Yishun North NPC, at the rest area . It took the previous ghost 14 years to find a substitute.

Bedok Reservoir

The reservoir was labelled online as a "suicide destination". saw an unprecedented spate of deaths in 2011 and 2012.

The first death was reported on June 20, 2011, when the decomposed lower half of Chinese national Lin Xiao, 23, was found.

News reports said the apprentice mechanic was depressed after coming to Singapore and had told his mother he would die by jumping into the river.

On Sept 22 that year, the bodies of Madam Tan Sze Sze, 31, and her three-year-old son Jerald Chin, were found floating there. She was said to be distressed over a custody battle with her estranged husband.

Over the next year, at least 5 other bodies were reported to have been found in the reservoir.

Surprisingly, the government took the initiative to engage spiritual service to do spiritual-cleansing at the haunted spot.  Representatives from the Inter- Religious Organisation held a prayer session at the reservoir in 2011, requested by former foreign minister George Yeo, who was a Member of Parliament for the area.



Many other haunted places:

There are many more haunted places in Singapore that have similar deaths happening at several locations. Keep track on the news and You will notice the patterns, or do Your own research.

Beware of what You say

One man happened to pass by a graveyard and saw a photo of a lady on the tombstone. He said "What a beautiful lady, if she was alive I'd wanted her to be my wife". Few days later, he rode his motorcycle on the opposite direction on the road and died in an accident - (Ghost covering eyes - 鬼遮眼). His father went to consult a deity ( in trance of a spirit medium) and was told by the deity that a female ghost had took his life to be her husband. A "Ghost Wedding" Ritual was performed for them.

Becoming haunted and unsolved

Even a genuine Feng Shui Master who is based on classical Feng Shui, yet without the knowledge and skill of Taoist Sorcery, doesn't know how to solve the problems of a haunted house, even if it is a 'Good' Feng Shui location.

In certain countries, especially countries with majority who are Chinese, such as Taiwan and Hong Kong, by law, the previous owners must inform the potential buyers, that the house is haunted by a previous unnatural death (suicide / murder) case.

In Singapore, property agents and home sellers are not bound by law to disclose if a suicidal / murder death has taken place in a home.

In Taiwan and Malaysia, with access to Taoist Spirit Medium Worship, there are deities, during Taoist Spirit Medium Procession, that will proceed to the haunted spots and places to do spiritual-cleansing and capture the spirits.

In Singapore, even with majority Chinese, but by law, there is no "Such Thing", therefore haunted public places are not spiritually-cleansed by spiritual masters nor deities (during trance of Taoist Spirit Mediums). If a 'spiritual-transcending' ritual is done on a particular private premise or public place, it is usually private matter, that the Chinese family members of the unnatural dead, engaged a Taoist Master / Monk to do ritual to capture his / her soul and not to harm the other human beings.

Cheng Huang Ye (城隍爷) - From a Water Ghost to a Deity


'Cheng Huang Ye'(s) are tutelary deities in Chinese folk religion, who protect the people and the affairs of the particular village, town or city of great dimension, and the corresponding afterlife location. There are 5 Levels (五階官) of Cheng Huang(s).

The worshipping of Cheng Huang Ye started during the Tang dynasty. Since the Ming dynasty, Cheng Huang Ye took on the role of a spiritual magistrate. In later era, people also believed that Cheng Huang Ye was being appointed as the Officer for registration of Life and Death in the Mortal World.

When a Chinese person is wrongfully accused of a crime and justice is not settled on human realm, he /she would report to Cheng Huang Ye in the temple to seek justice from the underworld court - 告阴状.

The legend for Cheng Huang Ye is more or less the same, no matter of where he originated from. In order for water ghost to get reincarnated, he needs to find a substitute. One day, this water ghost found a young man as his substitute. But when he sees him, the water ghost knows that this man will become an upright and honest official. Hence he did not take his live but followed him wherever he goes, protecting him.

A few years later, the young man won the top scholar. The emperor deeply appreciates his talent on their first meeting and bestowed drinks to the scholar. Just when the scholar was about to take the first sip, he thought of the water ghost which protects him on his journey. Hence, he took the cup and splash behind the door. Of course, the emperor was angry and demanded for an explanation. The scholar gives his reason and further explains that the water ghost had to hide behind the door as he is naked.

The emperor then took off his cloak and threw it behind the door. The water ghost put on the cloak and shows himself. And because of his loyalty, the emperor bestowed a title to the water ghost. And this appointment became a famous forklore phase - ‘Promotion of the Water Ghost’ (水鬼升城隍).

Conclusion: After reading this article, now You know the reason why ghosts of the haunted places, never move on with their deaths, not that they don't want but because they can't. They need to lure some unlucky human folks to die for them to take over their places, or they need to be rescued by Taoist / Buddhist Spiritual Masters, or Taoist Spirit Mediums, by doing spiritual-transending ritual to free their souls.

Putting "Lucky" items for display is NOT Feng Shui? and more..


Putting "Lucky" items for display is a new concept introduced and passed off as Feng Shui since the early 80s & 90s onwards, especially in the Western Countries. There are even many Chinese adults buying "LUCKY" Items from the "Feng Shui" Retail Shops, thinking that this is what Feng Shui all about.

In the olden days, even though Chinese "good luck" objects were used by wealthy people, they were never used in the context of ‘FengShui’ but always as part of ‘culture’. Placing "lucky objects" will not produce magical effect on you!

Learn Authentic Classical Feng Shui

If You want to learn Feng Shui, choose the proper authentic Chinese Classical Feng Shui Classes / Courses. If not, pay a fee to engage a professional authentic Feng Shui Master who apply Classical Feng Shui Concepts during audit. It is better "To Do Nothing" than taking the wrong path of Fake Feng Shui (Western / New Age / BTB etc) of no return.

Get A Spiritually Activated Talisman / Item

If You ever want to place "Magical Items", then You should focus on Taoist Sorcery, such as using Taoist Talismans or Spiritual Items that are spiritually activated by a Deity (while in trance of a Spirit Medium) or by Taoist Master or Sorcerer. Like wise, Black Magic Talismans or 'Black Magic' Items (known as Gong Tao - 降头) can also be used to destroy Your neigbours, enemies or rivals.

No matter Black or White, make sure the spiritual items & talismans are spiritually activated. White Spiritual Talismans / Items are charged with  spiritual power of the heavenly deities. Black Spiritual Talismans / Items are possessed with the dark energy of the ghosts and demons.

Video of spiritual empowering process of the Taoist Bagua Jade

Check Out: The Taoist Bagua Jade (For expelling ghosts & Destroy Black Magic)

Feng Shui Master or Taoist Master, Fake or Real? How to know?

Usually genuine Chinese Feng Shui Masters have no knowledge and skills in Taoist Magic / Sorcery and they will honestly tell You that. They do Feng Shui audit purely base on authentic Classical Feng Shui Principles.

Take note: Some genuine Chinese Feng Shui Masters, who are NOT TRAINED in Taoist Magic / Sorcery, will honestly tell You not to believe in placement of "Lucky" Items, but also not to believe in "Taoist Magic / Sorcery" as well.  They think that Taoist Sorcery Items (Talismans, hexed / cursed objects etc) is the same as "Lucky" Items that serve no purpose in authentic Feng Shui.  This type of Chinese Feng Shui Masters can't understand why some "good" Feng Shui  locations / places can still turn out badly for the owners / residents. They have no idea that  the surrounding energy (Qi) of such places might have been destroyed by Black Magic rituals / items (known as Gong Tao - 降头) by a Taoist Sorcerer  or a spiritual master of other magical tradition (Thai black magic / Indian black magic or other South East Asian Black Magic etc) .

Many  people who started off learning authentic Feng Shui have no interest, or don't believe, or too scared, or never get  to learn Taoist Magic / Sorcery (highly guarded secrets), therefore even the authentic Feng Shui Masters have no knowledge and skills in Taoist Magic / Sorcery. However, Taoist Magic / Sorcery Masters often time get to learn to deal with Feng Shui issues by using Taoist Magic / Sorcery.

A Fake Chinese "Feng Shui" Master (usually focus on selling "Feng Shui" items) might self-proclaim that he is also "Taoist Master", in order to sell You fake (un-empowered) Talismans or "Magical" Items. A fake "Feng Shui" Master is usually just a salesman, without knowledge of Feng Shui & Taoist Magic.

Many Western Feng Shui Practitioners and some english-educated Chinese Feng Shui Practitioners, who base on "western, new age, BTB etc" Feng Shui, can't differentiate what is genuine or fake Feng Shui. If You haven't start off Your Feng Shui journey, please take precaution, orelse it becomes a path of no-return.

A Taoist Master / Sorcerer, often time is well versed in Feng Shui but doesn't promote himself as a Feng Shui Master. A Taoist Master can use White Magical Spells to improve Feng Shui results, whereas a Taoist Sorcerer can use White or Black Magic Talisman / Items to improve or destroy Feng Shui. They know authentic Feng Shui and also apply their knowledge of Taoist Magical Skills on Feng Shui.

Remember the late Hong Kong actor, Lam Ching Ying, who often times acted as a Taoist Priest in the Chinese Vampire movies?  The "Taoist Priest" he acted can represent a Taoist Master / Sorcerer who is also a skilled Feng Shui Master and also a Kung Fu Expert, all 3 into 1.

In fact, there should be Taoist Schools that cater to impart the knowledge of The Five Arts of Chinese Metaphysics - The Alchemy of Immortals, The Art of Healing, The Art of Fate, The Art of Physiognomy, and The Art of Divination

Get Your "Lucky" Items spiritually empowered

Actually, "Lucky" Display Items can turn into spiritually activated items, if they go through spiritual activation ritual, by a Deity, or Taoist Master / Sorcerer.To spiritually activate Your "Lucky" Display Items, bring them to a Deity (during trance of a spirit medium), Taoist Master or Taoist Sorcerer to activate for You through rituals.

Haunted 'Lucky' Items / Objects

Do take note that some "Lucky" Items can also be 'black magically charged' (binding ghosts / demons into the objects) to be given as gifts to destroy Your enemies / victims.

Some spiritual masters can provide real, powerful, genuine spiritual items, telling You those will brings You "Luck", but actually is "Black Magic" curse on You, which give You more problems, thereby bring more businesses for them (so that they can come and "cure" You).

"Lucky" Items can only make You feel "Good"

Once again - "Lucky" Items that are not spiritually "charged up" are neither Feng Shui , nor Taoist Sorcery. They work nothing but at least they can make You feel "good".

If You are a Westerner, You can put / place "Lucky" Items related to Western Culture, to make You feel "good", not nessessarily need to use Chinese "Lucky" Items, which is neither Feng Shui, nor Taoist Magic / Sorcery at the 1st place.

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