This hotel is voted as one of the most haunted hotel in the
world and it is situated in Taipei, Taiwan. I think you know which one I meant.
I have posted many story of hotel guests being hag-ridden in hotels all over
the places. Normally, an unwary hotel guest is attacked when he/she stays
alone. However, the story I am about to tell you involved two ladies sharing
one hotel room.
Now, Taiwan has seen many major earthquakes throughout the
years and caused many casualties. Many of these people died before they can
complete their work during their life time, hence these restless spirits still
roam about places where they have met their doom in the hope that those work
can be completed by whatever possible means.
Two ladies, Jess and Clara were sent to Taipei for a sales
mission. Both of them were arranged to stay in this haunted hotel for a few
days. Though they were warned about potential of bumping into ghosts; our
ladies are modern thinking open minded folks. So, they just brushed aside the
warnings given to them.
The ladies reached the hotel quite late and they immediately
checked in for the night. Both of them were sharing a room due to their company’s
cost saving measures.
Somewhere during the night, Jess suddenly heard someone was
walking with lady’s high heel shoes in the outside corridor accompanied by
sounds of ball bouncing along. The sounds stopped in front of the room where
the ladies were resting. And, there was knocking on the door. Jess who was
sleeping near the door went to open the door but she found no one was there.
Feeling odd, she returned to her bed to sleep.
The next morning, Clara told Jess that she knew Jess went to
open the door. But in addition, she also saw a woman and a child entered into
the room and they first sat beside Clara’s bed but laid on top of her as if she
was invisible. Feeling afraid, she tried to call Jess but all of a sudden;
Clara found she was not able to move or voice up. To her surprise, Jess seemed
to be oblivious of the woman and the child in the room. The two apparitions
only vanish somewhere around 5am.
Hearing what Clara had to say, Jess just brushed off her
friend’s words as nonsense. And, both of the ladies got ready to meet the
customer they were supposed to see that morning.
The meeting was quite fruitful, and the deal was signed.
After the deal making, the customer invited the ladies for a buffet lunch.
Strange thing started to happen to Clara as she suddenly got a craze over sweet
deserts and she started eating as if she had never eaten deserts before. Jess
tried to hint Clara to behave herself at the same time; she too was baffled
with Clara’s sudden change of attitude because Clara was known to be extremely careful
in eating sweet stuffs as she was on a diet program.
Gradually, the customer who was a follower of a Tibetan
Rinpoche saw Clara’s abnormal behaviour. He thought Clara behaved just like a
child and after Jess told her customer of the strange incidents in their hotel
room; this gentleman brought both of the ladies to see his master.
The Rinpoche looked at Clara for a while and said that Clara
was possessed by a spirit of a mother and her child. It was the child spirit
that took control of Clara’s body during the buffet. If no further action was
taken, then the mother spirit would also take over Clara’s body to finish what
it did not complete.
After some communications with the mother spirit, it turned
out that both the mother and her child were on their way to buy a birthday
present. But sadly, both of them died after being crushed by falling bricks
during a major earthquake. So, it was the restless spirit of the mother that
tried to complete her last wish to buy a teddy bear for her child. Hearing the
last wish of the mother ghost, the good hearted gentleman brought both ladies
to the nearest toy store to get one big teddy bear.
Then, the Rinpoche blessed the mother and child spirits and
sent them away. Right after the deliverance ceremony, Clara returned to herself
again. Strangely, she could not remember what had happened to her as her memory
was all blank.
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