Haunted Spots in Pulau Ubin, Kuda Kepang Trance, and other confessions

Bray Bray grew up in Pulau Ubin. His home was right in front of a muslim cemetery. Bray recounts the spots where he heard it was most haunted. He shares other confessions about a girl who got possessed on Mt Ophir (Gunung Ledang) and Old Changi Hospital.
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[@manchuriancandybar864]

Good and clear voice in this presentation. Keep up the good work.

[@chocomelonsugarhigh]

Aaaahh Kuda Kepang brings me back lots of memories as a kid. As a kid, I thought Kuda Kepang was a cultural malay performance because of all the abangs that were performing at the time, and I think at around 2005 or 2006, there was a Kuda Kepang performance under my block. My parents forbid me to watch it (I was about 3 years old or 4 years old at the time) as the performance conjures djinns and possessions/trance-like behaviours. For all I know, the practice has been ruled out to be haram in Islam and is unrelated to the practice of Islam. Additionally, its been so long since I last encountered a Kuda Kepang performance. Nevertheless, I would love if the channel were to cover Kuda Kepang for educational purposes so as to not mix up cultural and religious beliefs! And to also provide more paranormal stories with regards to Kuda Kepang as that would be delightful to all supernatural buffs 👀

[@danishqaril8919]

Wish that you make longer the video to 30 minutes. If you want more views and shares. He has interesting stories to tell. His English is fluent and easily to comprehend.

[@Potomacstud]

He is good , clear delivery , can invite back

[@nuggetsss2526]

Agree ! He is one of the better narrators

[@kazami5699]

I believe all islands were haunted by spirits & other supernatural beings as there is alot of graves in the island . It always great to be respectful when we visit the islands

[@mysticcove3392]

No matter where we are/go being respectful is always highly recommended!.

[@hishamyeo4979]

He dont seems to agree kuda kepang is summoning of Jinn. Using kemenyan. In a trance. If its not Jinn, then what is it?

[@iskandar5457]

Yep. What's even the point of being able to recognise your family members when in such a deep trance I wonder. Quranic verses interweaving with mantra more often than not, is an unhealthy concoction. There is no syariah law underpinning for puasa mutih, and was never sanctioned by prophet Muhammad pbuh. Not cannot do, but way better to do the other puasa like sunnah. Wallahu a'lam

[@tigerlilyxiii]

There’s no way around it.. jinn activities for sure

[@muhammadsafwan4266]

the devil never suggests evil straight to your face. he will trick you whatever way he can, and this man has obviously been tricked

[@TheAsiahb]

It's clear as day that this practise of kuda kepang to a point of chanting mantra to get into a trance, can be considered khurafat; against the teachings of Islam. However, there are 'harmless' performances for tourist which does not stray into the spirits' world. Just pure performance for entertainment purposes only. I guess that's Ok. But would be good to stop such practices though. Why anyone wants to venture into something that is clearly forbidden in the religion...is really beyond me. All in the name of preserving 'our' culture. Not everything cultural is allowed in the religion. Most of it originated from the time of paganism, before the advent of Islam into our peninsular. Oh well...

[@jovimathews]

Excellent speaker! Good English and presentation skills

[@nicklaus6335]

9:02 my man here ready to fight with the bee XD

[@Yerinjibbang]

lmaooooo

[@rulcalisto]

Zahid!!! Long time no see this guy. Nice guy👍🏽 Edit: that koel bird. Ooô! Oooő!

[@anfield0109]

Nice story bro. But because u Man U fan, minus points.

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

Lol

[@paulinewong5906]

Interesting kuda kupang tale. Speaks well...the way he narrated the incidents I too could imagine the scenario at that moment. Thank u...more coming...TGIF night

[@cjoe1950]

Big Black hair being? Looks like Ubin has bigfoot/mawas.

[@abc-wd4lk]

I'm am very curious about the initiation process to kuda kepang. How are they selected and what exactly the process looks like. Are there guidelines as to who can be initiated into the circle or is anyone free to join as long as they can adhere to the strict discipline required of them. What are they taught and what race of djinn is actually summoned into the body and how the teachers/leaders know if the correct entity inhabits the body or, if there have been instances where unfavourable events have occurred. If he is agreeable, perhaps you can invite him for a longer sharing, if he is allowed to.

[@quekvincent5981]

i went to OCH mortuary many years ago with frd without any touchlight at night, only realised it was a mortuary when i felt the metal bed in the middle of the room. Dont feel a thing in that room. However, had a very strong feeling when at the bottom of a stair leading to the attic. I just refused to go up when one of my frd wanted to go up.

[@TheFirdy87]

OCH is real..heard running footsteps running down the spiral staircase, slamming doors on top floors like in movies (but no doors), heard wierd mass whispers feels like from 2nd floor but at your ears at the same time (commando camp entrance part)..memories

[@anna_wong]

Lesson learnt via this confession, girls on period should not visit haunted places!

[@TheFeyRa]

I wonder if there is a way to protect during such times. I mean, we might not know the place is haunted

[@km3455]

@@TheFeyRa my elders always said to keep sharp objects with you, like a small pocket knife. Also for pregnant ladies. Not sure how effective it is though. My grandma said ladies used to bun up their hair & keep sharp pins hidden.

[@TheFeyRa]

@@km3455 oh my I didn't see this! Well, weapons are illegal to carry in Singapore but I think I could try carrying around needles lol

[@vennsim71]

Actually in Buddhist and Taoist practises, the same apply. During her period, a lady shouldn’t enter a place or worship, nor visit graves or columbarium. Also advised not to attend funeral wakes or weddings (by right, but I know most ignored this) Most older folks tend to brush it off as saying it’s a time of impurity. Lesser is said that the blood tend to attract the beings for another realm…

[@sharojavasavan6524]

Would like to know if its true if during muslim prayer time when prayers are sounding we cant leave the doors and windows open ? My cousin sister an indian muslim told me that jinns will be around when they hear prayers they close their ears and try to enter into open houses coz i told her that i hear strange noises suddenly in my house like noise of scary squeaky type of noise she told me to burn kemiyan with chilli and pepper and smoke the whole house i did then the noises were no more my mom's sister married a muslim so my cousin is muslim

[@zpmatt9616]

Absolutely interesting! I’m sure Bray Bray has lots more of stories and experiences to tell 🙂

[@MsLilac88]

This paranormal series is interesting but spooky.

[@PrataManiac]

Uwu

[@hongyongwong1894]

chalet has been torn down, was there recently

[@foozxclrate7282]

Bird park?

[@frankietatcanbearrange3874]

that Koel is listening on you :)

[@bernardsoh3938]

This is very interesting topic

[@juraimijumat5297]

Fuuyohh

[@limedmund2887]

Yap