black magic wedding...
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here's a clue - look in the bushes in the background.............. -
Now do you see it? Yes that's right - there's a strange looking face in the bushes in the background......
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That's not all...........many people see more than one face in the photo!! -
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This strange photo of a supposed floating head in some sort of shroud was taken by the people of the village of Limbang in East Malaysia, where this wedding was held, are very superstitious and have destroyed all the other photos from this wedding. They believe that this is a flying head of a deceased person.
Some odd things about the photo - YES it looks like the guy facing the camera is holding it up - but he has a small child in his arms and why on earth would be be carrying something so strange whilst he had a small child in his arms???
Here is a close up of the head
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I believe that the head was discovered to be there after the photo was taken...if not the gy carrying the child would have ran away liaozzz...Originally posted by ratinacage:This strange photo of a supposed floating head in some sort of shroud was taken by the people of the village of Limbang in East Malaysia, where this wedding was held, are very superstitious and have destroyed all the other photos from this wedding. They believe that this is a flying head of a deceased person.
Some odd things about the photo - YES it looks like the guy facing the camera is holding it up - but he has a small child in his arms and why on earth would be be carrying something so strange whilst he had a small child in his arms???
Here is a close up of the head
On the serious side, this "flying head" might just be what Malays call a "Penangglan"....a flying head ghost, often with the viscera trailing behind...
The entrails, in this case however, seem absent -
Actually it just looks like the shape of the bushes and trees make out the shape of the head, rather then it actually being a head. Interesting, but hardly anything meriting concern.
As for the supposed floating head in the shroud... who knows? It looks more like somebody's idea of a joke to me then an actual ghost pic. In most of these pics, the simplest explaination is the most likely one. -
Agree wif you brother..the head in the foreground may well be inserted with Photoshop..Originally posted by SingaporeTyrannosaur:Actually it just looks like the shape of the bushes and trees make out the shape of the head, rather then it actually being a head. Interesting, but hardly anything meriting concern.
As for the supposed floating head in the shroud... who knows? It looks more like somebody's idea of a joke to me then an actual ghost pic. In most of these pics, the simplest explaination is the most likely one.
However, one point to take note is that we Asians are very "pantang" abt weddings and inportant occasions..
As the photo depicts, it's a Malay wedding in M'sia....
As far as I know, I dun think someone would have the audicity to play suck a prank on a wedding...it spells bad luck for the couple and their families... -
More on this headless entity....Originally posted by PaJeRoMiNi Ver 1.0:On the serious side, this "flying head" might just be what Malays call a "Penangglan"....a flying head ghost, often with the viscera trailing behind...
"One of the most famed and feard Malaysian ghosts around. In the State of Johor, it's called Penanggal. In Malay, penanggal means remover while penanggalan is the removing action. So want to know what it looks like? It's no less than the famous headless ghost with some slight differences and appearence. Some said it takes the form from the breast up while in the other states, it's said to take the form of a flying head with only its heart and intestine hanging on to its head.
It has its intestines as her entrails dripping with blood and when it touches any mortal, severe sickness follows. Her favs are pregnant women, young children and newly born baby (and not just any baby, the first born baby! ) and suck dry the baby's blood. It cackles to announce her presence and often tries to enter through the floorboards to feast upon the victims blood.
One way to counter this spirit attack is to put sharp object like 'mengkuang leaf' or long sharp nails to hinder it away. In addition, jeruju leaves (sharp and prickly) can also be hung in houses and thorny bushes were placed outside the house. Apparently her entrails would get caught in the sharp leaves. People believed the penanggalan originated from a women who sold her soul to the devil and on the day her apprenticeship ended, she was able to fly with only her head and entrails dangling. " -
hmm..the pic looks really fake.. cuz of the whiteness.. i heard tt normally the person doing the pic usually edits and white is easy to use. plus if it was a ghost... how come it can cast shadow. d0h. but i believe in familiar spirits, demons manifesting into our supersticious fears, to cause problems.