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Old 16th August 2007, 02:26 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by pakana
One more thing.

On my next trip,I've learned that a week after the seller sold the keris, his wife accidentally died..spooky

george
I am not sure why you would believe that this tragic event would have anything to do with your keris. Accidents happen and people die all the time. Why do you see a connection here?
If i really thought that someone died because i bought their husband's keris i would immediately return it to him.
I certainly would not completely rule out your hotel "visitation" as a paranormal event, but frankly it could have been so many other things that caused your sleepless night, especially since you admit that this is the only time this occurred in the presence of this keris. Sleepless nights, especially in strange hotel rooms far away from home are really pretty common.
It is very easy to construct any kind of paranormal thinking you like around any event. Could a long died empu be checking up on the new owner of one of the many keris he made in his lifetime. Sure, why not. But i would think that he probably has better things to do in the afterlife than that.

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