My master
once told me that there were many ‘siao char bor’ or crazy women in Penang. I didn't catch his meaning at that time until I came
across a Penang crazy woman said to be possessed by many ghosts…
This story
is about a not so well to do divorced old man and his daughter.
Well, there
is nothing wrong with a father and daughter except that the father is a 65 year
old man and the daughter 40 year old single lady. The father is already retired and
his daughter is 40 years old and jobless due to said possession by multiple
ghosts. So the father constantly visited various mediums to perform exorcism
for his poor daughter.
I supposed
that this loving father has never come into thought that how his daughter
suffered from those so called exorcism ceremonies… Well, you know how exorcisms
are… you will need a few tough guys to press down onto the poor lady until she
finally admitted that she was possessed. Until such a stage that when I saw the
woman, she just spread in her bed lethargic and expected that I would perform
some kind of ritual on her…
My first
impression was that this woman must had been molested and tortured during the
process of exorcism. Bear in mind that her father has visited almost all
spirits mediums he could find until so much so that almost all her clothes were
torn after repeatedly being exorcised.
As I was
told by the dad that the masters would tell him that his daughter has many
ghosts hidden in her body; and they can only ‘extract’ 5 ghosts at a time.
Little had this loving dad knew that if there are indeed so many ghosts in his
daughter’s body; the lady would already been real crazy or even dead by now!
From what I
can see that this poor 40 year old lady is too protected by her loving dad
until such a stage that her dad wasn't aware his daughter is no longer his little
girl any more. Wouldn't it be odd that a 65 year old man still dragging a 40
year old lady to walk about in the garden… and that the woman still needs to be fetched by
her father to where ever she wants to go?
Unfortunately
there is nothing magic or I can do: I told her best friend about the issue but
she was too frightened that the ‘ghosts’ would harm herself… So be it. I supposed
that the 40 year old lady also too lazy to fight for her own rights too.
After I had
seen enough, I just thrown down a sentence:
“Who is
going to feed you after your dad?”
While I
sympathize on the father and daughter plight; I can’t condone the dad’s stubbornness
to let his full grown daughter out; and also the daughter’s laziness to fight
for her rights to survive.
Was it
fate? Or it is indeed simply a case of lack of will power?
What I can
be sure of; this is a crime that has nothing to do with ghosts!
Unfortunately,
the number of ‘siao char bor’ has just increased by one in Penang. Hopefully
some Good Samaritan can do something about this… I am sure too there are still many 'siao char bor' hidden in Penang streets...
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