Keris Sedhotan

HanaChu69 · 24th June 2007, 09:00 AM

Hi all,

I’m clueless on “sedutan” rituals but lately was invited (last minute) by someone from the other forum to witness this. Alas, I could not attend due to time constraint. There are true cases and also gimmicks by profit making individuals. I feel it’s all depending on the charges incurred. If the dowry (asam garam) of the keris is only a few cents worth, I find that it’s most probably genuine. What worry me are the terms and conditions in keeping the keris. I will not want to be involved in the ritual but as a bystander to witness the procedure.

Truthfully,
Hana

24th June 2007, 09:00 AM	#1
HanaChu69 Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Singapore Posts: 29	Cool!! Hi all, I’m clueless on “sedutan” rituals but lately was invited (last minute) by someone from the other forum to witness this. Alas, I could not attend due to time constraint. There are true cases and also gimmicks by profit making individuals. I feel it’s all depending on the charges incurred. If the dowry (asam garam) of the keris is only a few cents worth, I find that it’s most probably genuine. What worry me are the terms and conditions in keeping the keris. I will not want to be involved in the ritual but as a bystander to witness the procedure. Truthfully, Hana