hello nacht. i just discovered this site and it has been great reading. i would like to ask about the article which appeared today where there is a "djin buster" service where this practitioner claims he got rid of the djins from the kelantan family that kept getting their house burnt - what do you make of it? tks

Down there, you are not allowed to own anything except food, basic clothes and a small amount of money.

Burning paper airplanes, cars, mobile phones, houses, servants and so on is totally meaningless and a waste of time.

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i have quite some questions :

1. what is "money" used for down there?
2. babies or very young children who die - do they go through the same process of judgement?
3. when one dies, do they look the same as at the time they died?
4. in one of the pictures in earlier pages, depicting the dead being eaten by the serpents in the river
what about if they were in a wheelchair or bedridden when they died - are they able to walk and
the pain they had been suffering from is no longer felt?

dear nacht , my sister in law paid a lot of money for a "guiding light" candle lighting session for 40 days which is supposed to ease the current suffering of her father who is now very weak - cannot walk and is bedridden - acdg to her this will help lessen his suffering when he passes away - have you heard of such a practise and is this even logical? tks

that is why i am doubtful or if this is just a scam - my sis in law spends most of her time there at the centre
as volunteer from morning to night - these associations claim to members they can heal problems with meditation and various ceremonies .....

acdg to them anything under the sun, including cancer.....