Wednesday, August 23, 2006
~Phenomenon Adventure~
FavFred All,
Theres something interesting I feel like updating today..
Actually, I was planning for a day getaway with my cousins, his friends and my hubby and a few of our friends..mayb max of 10 people.. by end of September..
It was just a day trip to KL Museum.
Why the trip?? ~
We would like to check out these ghostly phenomenon..D interesting part bout it all is because of the ghostly thingy that they were showcasing..kept in the museum..such as the langsuir, pochong, toyol and many more( the malay ghost)..
It was believed that all these things that they were showing in the museum are real… that they actually freeze it using their own techniques to avoid the spririts to wander around..
It was located in Sultan Alam Shah Museum in central Selangor.
Here are some cuts from the net stating that the Malaysian’s wrote a letter to the US research team to conduct scientific test to the paranormal items displayed in the museum’s exhibition..check this out!!...
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A Malaysian museum will let a US research team from Ripley's Believe It or Not! conduct scientific tests on genies, ghouls and other paranormal items on display in an exhibition to determine whether they are real.
The three-month Mysteries, Genies, Ghosts and Coffins exhibition at the Sultan Alam Shah Museum in central Selangor state has drawn criticism since it began in July 4. Some accuse it of being un-Islamic, while others have denounced the items as fakes.
The exhibition has drawn tens of thousands of visitors. Officials say the approximately 100 items on display include a preserved mermaid; the shrivelled skeletal remains of a half-woman, half snake; a goblin trapped in a bottle; and other creatures from Malay folklore.
Amzah Umar, chairman of the Selangor Museum Board, said on Friday the organisers and the owner of the exhibits have agreed to Ripley's request to examine the items. Ripley's Believe It or Not! is a franchise which deals in bizarre events, having started in 1918 as a newspaper cartoon panel featuring unusual and startling facts from around the world.”Umar said: "They have written to us for permission to analyse the items. A team from US will be coming to conduct scientific tests.
"This will put to rest any allegations that the exhibits are fake."He did not say when the tests would be conducted.
Ghostly Affair At Shah Alam Museum SHAH ALAM, July 10 -- "The fishy stench was so unbearable!" That was how acting director of the Selangor Museum Board, Mohd Lotfi Nazar, described his experience opening a box containing a preserved "mermaid." That was not all.
Besides the "mermaid", he also received a collection of ghosts and "genies" for the exhibition entitled "Mysteries, Genies, Ghosts, Coffins" now being held at Muzium Sultan Alam Shah.
The three-month exhibition is scheduled to end on Oct 4.
According to Mohd Lotfi, when a thermometer is placed near the preserved mermaid, its body temperature changes.
"These things have energy. When I touched the mermaid with my hands, I could feel the energy generating from it. Seems like it's not one hundred percent dead."
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