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[BingBongBongAng]

Personally, I don't. However, there was a time where I was doubting not believing in the supernatural or at least the afterlife.
We went to the Bell Church of Baguio City which was a Chinese temple btw, with my grandmother who wanted to visit Baguio as her last wish before being bedridden and passing.
She is pure Filipino with no background of anything else, and she collapsed as soon as we entered the temple as if she was possessed and started speaking in straight Hokkien. I studied Chinese although not fluent so I pretty much know the language, and I was literally frozen in shock because it was actually very fluent Chinese down to the lexical tones. Someone who has no knowledge of the Chinese language, can't just "pretend" to speak it because there are specific tones and words that are only spoken in Chinese.

 

[japtem]

eto yung topic talaga na, to see is to believe

 

[itIog]

ako rin. masyadong ginawang big deal ng movies and stories ang "paranormal". wala naman talagang nakakaalam, in my opinion. kung kita ng isa, dapat kita rin ng lahat. no such thing as a "third eye"

 

[hajiroboshiii]

To see/feel/experience is to believe?

See - minsan iniisip ko na may muta ako. Hahaha.
Experience - sana inaantok lang talaga.
Feel - not sure if praning lang habang naglalakad ako sa gabi dito sa amin

In summary, convinced ako na may something talaga. Hahaha.

 

[Raine24]

naniniwala ako sa multo. ikaw ba naman ma ghosting ng ilang beses. ewan ko lang hahaha

 

[RoxVarna370Z]

depend sa mood chzz

 

[dark_z3r0]

Personally, I don't. However, there was a time where I was doubting not believing in the supernatural or at least the afterlife.
We went to the Bell Church of Baguio City which was a Chinese temple btw, with my grandmother who wanted to visit Baguio as her last wish before being bedridden and passing.
She is pure Filipino with no background of anything else, and she collapsed as soon as we entered the temple as if she was possessed and started speaking in straight Hokkien. I studied Chinese although not fluent so I pretty much know the language, and I was literally frozen in shock because it was actually very fluent Chinese down to the lexical tones. Someone who has no knowledge of the Chinese language, can't just "pretend" to speak it because there are specific tones and words that are only spoken in Chinese.

Ako, hindi rin. Siguro kasi dahil lumaki ako sa malaking bahay na parating patay mga ilaw para tipid sa kuryente. Ewan ko sa jowa ko, tagal tagal na nakatira dito sa amin, takot pa rin sa dilim.

 

[bazookaboom]

di ka talaga maniniwala hanggat di ka pa nakakakita