JANGAN BERDANDAN! - KHW PART 122

Summary

Winda, a high school student from Central Java, experiences terrifying supernatural events during a camping trip. Staying at a local house, she unknowingly violates mystical rules, leading to possessions and visions of a magnificent, eerie palace. Friends and the village caretaker, Mr. Gio, help her navigate these encounters. After repeated possessions at school and home, a Kyai performs ruqyah, revealing that a male friend’s misguided help and Mrs. Elmi’s deceased son caused her disturbances. Through spiritual guidance, careful intervention, and eventual marriage, Winda finally overcomes her supernatural sensitivity, learning the importance of caution, prayer, and proper spiritual protection.

Takeaways

• 😀 Winda, a high school student from Central Java, experienced terrifying supernatural disturbances during a camping trip in 2015.
• 😀 The camping event involved staying at local residents’ houses, where Winda and her female teammates stayed in Mrs. Elmi’s house.
• 😀 Winda and her friends encountered unexplained events, including being chased by invisible figures and sustaining injuries while running in fear.
• 😀 During a dance and gamelan performance, Winda was possessed and transported in consciousness to a mystical palace filled with terrifying entities.
• 😀 The palace contained creatures like headless figures, kuntilanak, tigers, children, and a queen-like figure who tried to lure Winda to stay.
• 😀 After returning home, Winda continued to experience repeated possessions and strange physical and emotional reactions.
• 😀 Spiritual interventions, including ruqyah performed by a Kyai, helped identify and expel the multiple entities possessing Winda.
• 😀 It was revealed that Reza, a male friend, had unintentionally worsened the situation by burning incense and opening Winda’s inner eye.
• 😀 Mr. Gio disclosed that the figure chasing Winda on the beach was Mrs. Elmi’s deceased son, who had died unnaturally due to black magic.
• 😀 Winda’s eventual liberation from supernatural disturbances was achieved through ruqyah, maintaining religious practices, and later marriage, which restored her peace.
• 😀 The story highlights the interplay of human actions, spiritual beliefs, and mystical phenomena in Indonesian folklore.

Q & A

Who is Winda and what is her background in the story?

Winda is a high school student from Central Java who participated in a multi-day camping event organized by a youth organization. She was initially not sensitive to mystical or supernatural phenomena.

Where did Winda and her team stay during the camp?

Winda and her female teammates stayed at Mrs. Elmi's house, an old and somewhat neglected residence, while male campers stayed at Mr. Idrus’s house.

What strange observation did Winda make in Mrs. Elmi's house?

Winda noticed a sarong hanging in the back room, which was strange since no men lived there and the room seemed unused.

What rules were Winda and her friends warned about before the camp activities?

They were warned not to dress up in the field area and not to play musical instruments, particularly gamelan, as breaking these rules could provoke mystical disturbances.

Describe Winda’s first supernatural encounter during the camp.

While walking back from the beach, Winda and her friends heard footsteps chasing them, but no one was actually there. That night, during a gamelan performance, Winda became possessed and experienced convulsions and terrifying visions of a supernatural palace filled with creatures.

What did Winda see in her supernatural vision?

Winda saw a palace-like structure and was led by creatures such as headless figures, a kuntilanak, tigers, middle-aged women, and children. A beautiful queen invited her to stay, but Winda refused and returned to her body.

How did Winda’s possessions continue after returning home?

After the camp, Winda frequently experienced possessions, confusion, and emotional distress, feeling watched and rejecting male attention. Multiple ruqyah rituals were required to gradually expel the entities.

Who was revealed to have caused Winda’s mystical sensitivity?

Reza, a male friend, was revealed to have unintentionally opened Winda’s inner eye by burning incense, exposing her to supernatural entities. His limited knowledge made the situation worse.

What was the plot twist regarding the figure chasing Winda on the beach?

The figure chasing Winda was the spirit of Mrs. Elmi’s deceased son, who had died unnaturally as a result of black magic. Winda had stayed in his old bedroom during the camp, which made her a focus for his spirit.

How was Winda finally freed from the supernatural disturbances?

With the help of Mr. Gio, the village caretaker, and repeated ruqyah rituals by a Kyai, the spirits were expelled. An agreement was made with Mrs. Elmi’s child spirit not to disturb her again. Seven years later, after marriage, Winda was fully free from supernatural sensitivity.

What lessons can be learned from Winda’s experience?

The story emphasizes respecting local rules, being cautious with spiritual practices, seeking knowledgeable spiritual guidance, the importance of prayer and moral conduct, and persistence in spiritual cleansing.

Why did Winda feel fearful of male attention after the camp?

Winda felt a lingering attachment from the spirit of Mrs. Elmi’s deceased son, which made her instinctively reject male attention until the spirit was fully cleansed.