The statues are being abandoned by former worshippers. They either moved house or stopped worshipping them but cannot simply throw them away. So they invited them to a new site with respect. Usually left under a tree. Its some kind of a final ritual for replacement. Dont remove or touch them.
i think one possible reason the deity’s face was covered in red paper/cloth is because the deity haven’t 「开光」. this is to prevent wandering spirits from “entering” the statue. as it is said that the eyes of the deity statue are the “point of entry” for the deities to enter the statues. another possible reason is because the environment is not “clean and holy” for the deity to reside in. it’s out in the wild. so out of respect, the deity statue’s face is covered in red paper/cloth to prevent exposure to that kind of environment.
It's funny that I used to live in an Asian country that believes in many ghosts and spirits but I've never really had much, if any, nightmare there. Now I live in a 'Western' country but I've gotten sleep paralysis at least 3 times and several nightmares involving ghosts/scary beings. Maybe it comes with age. More stress as I get older.
I know for the Chinese deities or plaques, usually its because when Chinese people want to change for a new statue or plaque they just dump it at a random tree i.e. they're not worshipping the tree or enshrining the deity at the tree. Then given that a place is a known dumping spot, other people might also think its a good spot to dump their unwanted statues. As for why, sometimes its because superstition and they wanna change their luck or vibes or something. However, dumping the statue or plaque like this is not the proper way to do it (if you believe in it). For the Hindu iconography it is probably the same because India has a similar issue where people improperly dispose iconography under trees and random spot. Also the red flare in the sky was a reflection from flaring in Johor, oil plants might burn off excess.
this is true. when my grandparents passed my older relatives said there has to be a special ceremony conducted by the temple to remove the altar and deities the proper way. but those who cannot afford or for whatever reason cannot arrange it, they will dump the deity statue somewhere ,esp the base of trees. i also saw them at void deck etc
Poor Star. I have this very specific fear of realizing something or someone is just staring at me in an eerie way, which led to some terrifying moments in my life. So if I was in his place when he saw that face amongst the trees I'd be deeeeead
people hav said tht the gate at 11:53 is a gate to another realm. tht realm is said to be the realm of orang bunian or bunian people which basically translates to elves.
@@svukzjon not sure if it's the same, but with Chinese deities, statues don't just come with the deities already inhabiting the statue. After we buy the statue which will have the paper covering it's face, we need to do a ceremony to invite the deity in and during it we remove the paper. It's just a barrier against entities from taking over the statue before inviting the actual one
Hi sushi, please read this. While there are multiple beliefs regarding the paranormal; ghosts, spirits, manifestations of deities, etc, one thing that all believers of the paranormal can agree on is that these things can sense fear. Often, these entities only disturb you or show themselves when they know you fear them significantly enough. Kudos to you and star for being so courageous and braving through such haunted areas for the fans, but I can safely say that since you and star don’t seem that scared, it is unlikely that you will come across any paranormal activity. That may not be your intention of course, and that’s cool. But if you do want to be able to document something paranormal, best bet is to bring someone who gets balls deep scared of such things
I’ve had phasmophobia for like 15 years legit and the only ghost I’ve seen was the one that kickstarted the fear but they never appeared after the first time I saw them do you think the ghosts have just pitied me or something like “yeah no this ridiculous girl is WAY too paranoid let’s let her be” 😭
I think "ghost" appear because our mind just make things up. The more we are scared, our brain just tells us it's not a safe place and make imaginary entities
i still love how no matter things get spooky and scary, he never leaves. Also the editing and the amount of hard work he puts in his videos is unspeakable-ly the best. Love all the videos!
I remember during the 1990s, I used to hike up the tar road next to Penang Botanic Gardens until the summit of Penang Hill every Saturday afternoon (2pm, not too hot but breezy cool - Thank God It's Saturday). After an invigorating cuppa of Kopi-O kow-kow, I continued my run + hike up the hill road which got more frequent bends. It was after this particular sharp bend & steep gradient that I was greeted by this one fern leaf every Saturday afternoon without fail! I held my hand near the fern leaf to test for any wind circulation. Front, back, left, right & no wind! But the leaf continued to wave enthusiastically. I didn't get goose bumps, nor I felt any fear. Well, may be this greeter was a forest nymph inviting friends at her 'Facebook' forest portal!!!
At 13:40 there's actually a straits time article on what that orange light is. Supposedly some sort of ice crystals in the sky forming a mirror reflecting lights from Jorhor.
Hi, I’ve found your channel a couple of days ago. I love it. I do like the ghost hunting but I have thoroughly enjoyed the crimes you deep dive into. I enjoy your channel because it’s SO different from anything else on RUclips, your channel is unique. I’ve been binge watching your content. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🇦🇺
Hi, I'm from India. All these deities are various Hindu deities. The picture of the baby boy you saw at 14:27 is probably the deity named Kartikeya. He is the son of lord Shiva in the hindu mythology.
never have I been a fan of ghost hunting videos because i feel like most of then are bullshits until sushi came along and now i'm always waiting for his new upload
I never knew Singapore had so many paranormal areas. Sushii do you plan on ever travelling out of singapore to do these kind of videos? Maybe to some nearby country?
The first item you saw is what we call a "hei jin" 黑金. The main part is made of charcoal. This is to pray the brothers and sisters without a place to go, or what you know as “无主孤魂”. Typically should see it at temples during lunar 7th month.
6:47 SUSHHIII LEMME TELL YOU THE REASON So first of all mostly of the statues there were of Hindu gods and godesses~ SOO THERE ARE 2 THINGS: FIRST is the superstition: -It is said that at night the sacred fig or peepal tree (the tree in the clip) attracts ghosts and spirits at night. The reason for this superstition ws that the tree releases a lot of carbon dioxide at night which was said to "attract spirits" (but tbh the elderly made that up to prevent the kids from going there but i also heard some stories of it) SECOND: That tree is known to be our spiritual tree (means we pray to that tree/ pay respect to it or build a temple underneath it) Thats why some people had put those statues there your wlcm :D
Sushii mentioned that the people living in these villages were relocated long ago because of urban redevelopment. However, there is no sign of any redevelopment. Were these villagers relocated for nothing ?
The urban redevelopment happened in other parts of the island. The government resettled people in new housing board flats since kampongs were considered to be unsanitary and fire hazards.
@@knuttz86 Its so sad to see many of those kampongs were empited out completely without any considerations to retain one or two of them completely intact. I mean, those kampongs can be renovated completely to met the latest sanitary and fire safety standard while at the same time those kampongs also can be repurposed for tourism and strong historical evidences on how the life in the past looks like when Singapore still not a Singapore people known today.
The board you saw is the main deity worshipped on Thaipusam, named Murugan. It’s the decoration cardboards used for the Kavadis on Thaipusam, which someone discarded there.
Sushii, about the leaf!!! I watched one of santai chill video, they invited a hiker to tell their story on their experience in the forest during hiking. He explained whenever he go hiking he will see leaf waving like that meaning they are calling him to go to / visit their world.
Hey sushi,the statues you found in the 2nd tree which is after the Chinese offering. The statues are our Indian Lords for example Ganesha,Krishna,Baba and much more.Indian usually throw the statues because the statues might have broken or very old. Its because we believe that if statues are broken or very old it will give bad vibrations
Placing deity statues under a tree is a very common and most respectful way of disposing the object. Depending on the faith, some temple especially for Taoist deities, temples can accept it and help the owner to “close eye” and burn (send off) the statue with a help of e medium. For Buddhist, Hindu deity statues, most temple do not accept them for disposal so leaving it under a tree at ulu place is pretty common. It is not placed there to worship the tree
those idols you saw at 6:25 are hindu god idols, mainly I see idols of 'Lord Ganesha' and one of 'Sai Baba'. I don't think there's any particular reason for choosing that tree, since many random trees in India also have these idols and the bag of trash is to keep the place clean and throw away the reminants after doing our prayers. I don't think it's specifically anything bad, but maybe the one doing this has some other motives, idk Also at 14:40, those are the figures of 'Lord Krishna' in his child/baby form, perhaps just for worship purposes because they didn't find idols or sum
Hello sneaky sushii, fellow subscriber here. Some information that might help you here, not all trees have spirits in them and not all spirits are evil but spirits CAN be evil. I suggest not trying to piss off any spirits and if you want to protect yourself from negative energies I do suggest buying crystals or buying smudging sticks to cleanse your energy after every exploration video, evil spirits could possibly follow you or affect your life/your camera man negatively, do stay safe and great content.
Love your videos 🍣 ❤ p.s. the idols may also house inhuman entities like demons, some of which take residence after the original 'god' belonging in the idol leaves (e.g. due to the place where the idol is housed at not being holy anymore). Some shamans also use these idols as vessels to 'trap' evil entities, and these vessels being found in an ulu place makes the entities more dangerous, being isolated from humans and all, like sort of a prison.
The dietes there are statues of Ganesha and a statue of Baba and they’re the Hindu Gods. Hope this helps(I’m a Hindu btw) Also in Hinduism trees are considered to be living beings just like humans and they do have feelings like happiness and sorrow. In addition the cutouts you saw probably were God’s but on their child form I think.
I used to live at tanjong irau which is further inside when i was young before we all slowly have to move and live in hdb follow by kampong wak hassan after that. The only things seperate our village between each other was the bridge at kuala simpang which is near the kayak or canoeing place there and to go in our village sometimes we take pawancha like taxi or walk in those days..Now of course no more bridge lah and kuala simpang cannot access go further in as it was army training area. As far as i know, nobody even the old people who live there mention about ghost at kampong wak hassan. Its a cleaned place. My uncle and his family was one of the residents from kampong wak hassan. The real haunted place was at sungei simpang and jungle there, which seperate us between kampung wak hassan and tanjung irau. All kinds of ghost and mystery things happen there.. I remember when i was young when old peoples in the village gathering including my parents chilling talking among themselves those days, that some of them saw a man walking and wandering with no head at night, pontianak as usual, even there is a bhai roti used to sell evening but he change timing sell bread daytime as he share his experience meeting a lady who want to buy roti calling him from bushes near roadside but turns out she had no legs just floating. But overall now im not suprise lah if its true kampong wak hassan now become haunted and dirty because that place have turning into all kinds of believe. Its a favourite spot for people to dump things there, black magic stuff , deities, and i saw other practice also release body ashes to the sea.
As an Indian, what we do is, we “discard” god statues or pictures either by placing them under the trees or in the sea. Most prefer placing under the trees. We don’t worship the trees. Speaking as I saw lord Ganesha statues and Sri Raghavendra pictures. For discarding them in the rubbish bin is deemed very disrespectful and sinful in our religion.
@@Ryomatolynope it's not it's not like it happens in City areas mostly villages or country side those who are doing in cities mostly tend to submerged the idols in sea
I literally thought to myself “when is sushii going to post a new video”as I was pressing on RUclips, and there it was, your video popped up the first thing on my page. yay
And the other Malay couple they met were? Or so many other adventurers they meet at every other spots were? How easily you can enthrone a person. The psychic who told him he was one couldn't even do what Sushi wanted. He could not communicate with who he wanted to communicate with. Sushi waited and waited, no results.
My father told me the cover up the god statue's face to prevent evil spirits from getting in. these statues provide a place for god to stay in and protect the place. these statues can be found in shops and are kept in homes to protect you from evil spirits. when you move houses and you leave the god statue behind, you have to cover up the statue's face. Keep up with the videos, Sushii.
2:59, In Chinese we called it ‘黑金’ (Hokkien means Orh Kim). It's a block of charcoal that has been blessed and decorated to bring wealth and prosperity to devotee during the Lunar Seventh Month period. Usually worshippers will keep for a year until the next Seventh Month, and you're supposed to burn it together after the new one has been installed. If worshipper did not organize any Seven Month prayer due to certain circumstances, next best thing is to leave it under the tree. About 'choosing' a tree to place deity, there's no specific tree to choose, rather I would say it's just irresponsible action from one that doesn't want to pray deity anymore. One should actually seek temples' advise and bring your deity to them so they can send them back to heaven on your behalf when the temple is organizing big celebration. As usual, quality no click bait content!!
Jalan or short Jln. is unique Singaporean word for "road', it also used in Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia, Cocos Island, Christmas Island and Southernmost Thailand in 4 province of South in native Malay name.
Intriguing. I was looking for something to watch while having dinner and wondered, Hmm, any Sneaky Sushii lately? I looked here and you'd uploaded 10 minutes ago! Btw, dogs howling reminds me that there's an underworld spirit, the goddess Hekate who is originally Greek and is found with her demon dogs at crossroads. Thanks for your work and have a great night! 😄
haha this is the singapore version of Insect Ang (malaysian youtuber). maybe you can do a collab with him if you int in this detective supernatural genre videos.
Sushi try camping overnight at old cemetery. I tried it, heard someone dragging its feet beside my sleeping area for 2 hours straight, never been so terrified!
Hi sushi ...so about the deities under the tree, i am from Kolkata, India and here we worship deities every year and every year we put the statue of these deities under a bonsai tree ,, it's like a religious belief we don't discard it we just put these under a tree . I saw that the deities in the videos resembled those from my culture so ...i thought of commenting. Hope that helps😊
4:05- the rich looking golden🍍🍍 is usually from 7th lunar month from some temple or club dinner where they bid for it. The proceeds usually goes into the temple or club’s fund.
I think yall should buy more camera and put it where you feel the most chilling. Leave it there while yall exploring the other side. And see what its capture. And maybe one of yall should look the other way around like when you look the front while talking to the spirits, cameraman maybe can look at behind. Maybe one of you guys could capture something.
This is how some temple is built. Someone pass by, saw something but didn't get spooked, then ask for 4d, strike big one. Then he spread the news and more and more people come pray and have their wish fulfilled, then gather up to build a shrine first, then slowly fund growth and eventually becomes a temple
14:53 That is lord Murugan He’s a Hindu deity Many call him Saravanan and Kanthan He is worshiped as a baby and a warrior in many places❤ Hope I cleared your doubt 😊✅
0:10 those are all Indian god statues somebody put them there probably to keep evil spirits away also Indian people keep god statues under certain trees one of them being banyan trees because in Indian culture banyan tree tends to be said house of ghost that why if you ever come across banyan tree in India you will always find a small temple with a bunch of Indian god statue under them
Most of the idols present in that forest are idols of Indian gods. The posters which spooked you out were also indian gods named karthikeya and ayyappa swamy. I dont think they mean any harm to you because we worship them for good. Hope to see more of your videos like this 😊.
you should walk left into the lane after the pump station at Andrew Avenue. There you will experience extreme emf disturbance and can hear very strange sound. Furthermore, opposite the pump station is a huge Banyan Tree and it is shape like a huge house with large space inside where u can walk in and feel the "Quak Quak " sound !!! Please try it at 10pm. And take care !!!
The baby photo u saw is actually Indian deity called Murugan, I think these were actually used for thaipusam procession as Kavadi photos and discarded after use or maybe wear and tear.
Hi sushi that picture of a baby riding the peacock is actually a Hindu god called murugan he is the prince of Hinduism and that is not there for scaring people its a ritual we do bcos we can’t keep a statue of a god for to long and to my suprise that cardboard pic l u saw of murugan is from a kavadi you will see those type of statue on kavadi well I suggest you to go for Thaipusam
9:43 basically those deities statues are abandoned probably after the owner passes away. And in chinese religion culture, when the owner of the statue passes, kin in the household will need to cover deities eyes with red cloth in due respect. The deity statue ended up in the wild may be also because the next of kin of the deceased is unable to take over. So they just left them in the wild (which they could have done better by sending the statues to temple and check out)
When i was in pri schl i rmb ghost stories were the craze and books like TSGS was really popular. Glad to see fellow singaporeans still love the paranormal 😂❤
I used to camp overnight in the Boys' Brigade Campsite nearby this place. We have plenty of courage walks in this location, it is definitely spooky. But the worst I ever felt was in Sembawang Park, which I encountered presence of entites staring at me and my group while we were BBQ-ing. P.S. There were multiple spirits at the end of BB/GB Campsite's field, near the high-element/obstacle course area.
Haha, yes. Many people go to the beach to buang barang. Gotta be careful in that part. Pontianak have been spotted. Also, that gate is also connected to the Green House of Hillview. Green House also has a murky history. Both Sembawang and Hillview properties apparently owned by Cycle and Carriage boss.
I've had a friend tell me he explored the forest with a paranormal group. The group was also a "kuda kepang" group. Basically, they go to these forests and split up to "capture" the jinns to be used for power and for their kuda kepang performances. My friend literally saw a pontianak like face to face, and he radio-ed one of the kuda kepang guys to come over. He said he remembered the eyes to be glowing red. The other guy came over and grabbed the white cloth to capture the spirit, and the thing just vanished in front of his eyes. There were three girls who tagged along and unfortunately all three got possessed. He said that they had recorded video that night and in the video you could see the glowing red eyes. Its uploaded to youtube but i can't seem to find it.
@@ChirpleI warn you, it's not worth it. And you might even get disturbed for watching the vid. "They" are smart too, since I've heard them disturbing electronic devices.
Once I was there at the beach at night and saw lots of people conducting ritual towards the sea. Not sure what they are praying to but I think it's Jiu Wang Ye. That area is also famous for the bottle neck tree, not sure if it is still around.
So let me explain the reasoning behind those deities. The laughing boy with peacock feathers who scared the camera man is actually a hindu god named "krishna" and the yellow-orangish elephant headed guy in the beginning is also a hindu deity called "Ganesha". And the fact that they were kept there means two things. First being that there was probably a pooja under the tree (holy rituals and worship) or those statues and idols were dumped there. Dumped because instead of throwing old statues of gods away in trash, hindus typically submerge them in the sea/rivers or bury/leave them under random trees. And it can be any tree, so there's no specific reason behind those specific trees being chosen. Keeping all that aside, the part that fascinates me the most is that hinduism is a major religion in India and has little to no presense elsewhere in the world, so I'm quite confused as to what those statues are doing in Singapore. Anyway, keep up the awesome content man! It's always a nice day getting a sneakysushi notification...😁😁
I know for the indian dities, which you saw near the fishing spot.nThose are indian dities, the one which is the golden one is the highest dity here in India named as ganesh ji. The second in which a man was sitting with a bag was sayi baba. Gamesh ji is considered as the god of wealth, nd sayi baba for peace.
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SUSHII!
I challenge you to show me or you just a prankster
This is they call kavadi
This is only for indians
I live in bishan
sushi really went from not believing in ghosts to being our paranormal investigator dragon prince
Someone has to take over from Noel Boyd.
Frrrrrr
Only sushii can go to haunted places at midnight and can start the sponsors without any fear
Like Bro u for real-
One second I see that place I’m would go HELL NAWHHH and I would run and move to Antarctica
And funny thing is, he has sponsors interested in his ghost videos 😂
The statues are being abandoned by former worshippers. They either moved house or stopped worshipping them but cannot simply throw them away. So they invited them to a new site with respect. Usually left under a tree. Its some kind of a final ritual for replacement. Dont remove or touch them.
That's because he's THE jade prince
i think one possible reason the deity’s face was covered in red paper/cloth is because the deity haven’t 「开光」. this is to prevent wandering spirits from “entering” the statue. as it is said that the eyes of the deity statue are the “point of entry” for the deities to enter the statues.
another possible reason is because the environment is not “clean and holy” for the deity to reside in. it’s out in the wild. so out of respect, the deity statue’s face is covered in red paper/cloth to prevent exposure to that kind of environment.
The amount of dedication he puts into his videos is insane, and how is he not traumatized from these adventures
This video is clearly misinformations.
@@Buttercreamroses uh... how?
Not sure how he would be traumatized but i can agree with him really going in for it.
He is sincere...
It's funny that I used to live in an Asian country that believes in many ghosts and spirits but I've never really had much, if any, nightmare there. Now I live in a 'Western' country but I've gotten sleep paralysis at least 3 times and several nightmares involving ghosts/scary beings. Maybe it comes with age. More stress as I get older.
I know for the Chinese deities or plaques, usually its because when Chinese people want to change for a new statue or plaque they just dump it at a random tree i.e. they're not worshipping the tree or enshrining the deity at the tree. Then given that a place is a known dumping spot, other people might also think its a good spot to dump their unwanted statues. As for why, sometimes its because superstition and they wanna change their luck or vibes or something. However, dumping the statue or plaque like this is not the proper way to do it (if you believe in it). For the Hindu iconography it is probably the same because India has a similar issue where people improperly dispose iconography under trees and random spot.
Also the red flare in the sky was a reflection from flaring in Johor, oil plants might burn off excess.
Yesss!!
Correct
You're right. It's the same in India
this is true. when my grandparents passed my older relatives said there has to be a special ceremony conducted by the temple to remove the altar and deities the proper way. but those who cannot afford or for whatever reason cannot arrange it, they will dump the deity statue somewhere ,esp the base of trees. i also saw them at void deck etc
13:26 that "I just passed away" super clear sia! goosebump
I was wondering why no one pointed that out
@@jathanchua4086 No one ever really points out things like that. Like his torchlight went out last time and no one points out
Guys this has became a ghost channel lmao
and fed us well 😍
love that for us
Fr fr bro
Yet the best of ghost channels
Yep that's true
Poor Star.
I have this very specific fear of realizing something or someone is just staring at me in an eerie way, which led to some terrifying moments in my life. So if I was in his place when he saw that face amongst the trees I'd be deeeeead
people hav said tht the gate at 11:53 is a gate to another realm. tht realm is said to be the realm of orang bunian or bunian people which basically translates to elves.
Fake maybe i dont know
the statues eyes r covered to prevent unwanted spirits from taking over the statue
interesting
ok but why use paper to cover tho,can’t they use paint or smt?
@@svukzjon idk
@@svukzjon not sure if it's the same, but with Chinese deities, statues don't just come with the deities already inhabiting the statue. After we buy the statue which will have the paper covering it's face, we need to do a ceremony to invite the deity in and during it we remove the paper. It's just a barrier against entities from taking over the statue before inviting the actual one
Hi sushi, please read this.
While there are multiple beliefs regarding the paranormal; ghosts, spirits, manifestations of deities, etc,
one thing that all believers of the paranormal can agree on is that these things can sense fear.
Often, these entities only disturb you or show themselves when they know you fear them significantly enough.
Kudos to you and star for being so courageous and braving through such haunted areas for the fans, but I can safely say that since you and star don’t seem that scared, it is unlikely that you will come across any paranormal activity. That may not be your intention of course, and that’s cool.
But if you do want to be able to document something paranormal, best bet is to bring someone who gets balls deep scared of such things
Ghosts are scared of Sushii
yep, the more ure scared, the more these entities will like so
I’ve had phasmophobia for like 15 years legit and the only ghost I’ve seen was the one that kickstarted the fear but they never appeared after the first time I saw them
do you think the ghosts have just pitied me or something like “yeah no this ridiculous girl is WAY too paranoid let’s let her be” 😭
I think "ghost" appear because our mind just make things up. The more we are scared, our brain just tells us it's not a safe place and make imaginary entities
i heard of that they said these negative entities feed on fear that is why
i still love how no matter things get spooky and scary, he never leaves. Also the editing and the amount of hard work he puts in his videos is unspeakable-ly the best. Love all the videos!
Bro went from goofy comedian to paranormal investigator💀(respect)
He is our goofy comedian paranormal investigaator dragon prince.
I remember during the 1990s, I used to hike up the tar road next to Penang Botanic Gardens until the summit of Penang Hill every Saturday afternoon (2pm, not too hot but breezy cool - Thank God It's Saturday). After an invigorating cuppa of Kopi-O kow-kow, I continued my run + hike up the hill road which got more frequent bends.
It was after this particular sharp bend & steep gradient that I was greeted by this one fern leaf every Saturday afternoon without fail! I held my hand near the fern leaf to test for any wind circulation. Front, back, left, right & no wind! But the leaf continued to wave enthusiastically. I didn't get goose bumps, nor I felt any fear. Well, may be this greeter was a forest nymph inviting friends at her 'Facebook' forest portal!!!
At 13:40 there's actually a straits time article on what that orange light is. Supposedly some sort of ice crystals in the sky forming a mirror reflecting lights from Jorhor.
Johor doesn't have anything that can possibly reflect light or other passing objects
-coming from a malaysian
Hi, I’ve found your channel a couple of days ago. I love it. I do like the ghost hunting but I have thoroughly enjoyed the crimes you deep dive into. I enjoy your channel because it’s SO different from anything else on RUclips, your channel is unique. I’ve been binge watching your content. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🇦🇺
Thank you!!
Hi, I'm from India. All these deities are various Hindu deities. The picture of the baby boy you saw at 14:27 is probably the deity named Kartikeya. He is the son of lord Shiva in the hindu mythology.
It is not mythology bro it is truth
@@divyansh9023...
Do you happen to know why they cover the deities' faces?
@@divyansh9023 It is mythology.
@@forrest7393their covered because it’s to prevent unwanted sprits from entering ok?
never have I been a fan of ghost hunting videos because i feel like most of then are bullshits until sushi came along and now i'm always waiting for his new upload
The only bro that does the sponser video right in the middle of the ghost trail tour ! One of a kind, keep up the great content.
I never knew Singapore had so many paranormal areas. Sushii do you plan on ever travelling out of singapore to do these kind of videos? Maybe to some nearby country?
Definitely. Will be travelling around the region soon :)
I wonder how sushi doesn’t get stung by mosquitoes I mean look where he goes to
I had 5 mosquito repellent patches under my shirt lmao. Also, I recently bought an electronic repellent.@@MAGE_MACE
@@SneakySushiiif you ever come to Batam, be sure to visit the cursed island near barelang 😂
@@SneakySushii can i ask ,why i don't see much melayu in India or Singapore?
The first item you saw is what we call a "hei jin" 黑金. The main part is made of charcoal. This is to pray the brothers and sisters without a place to go, or what you know as “无主孤魂”. Typically should see it at temples during lunar 7th month.
6:47
SUSHHIII LEMME TELL YOU THE REASON
So first of all mostly of the statues there were of Hindu gods and godesses~
SOO THERE ARE 2 THINGS:
FIRST is the superstition:
-It is said that at night the sacred fig or peepal tree (the tree in the clip) attracts ghosts and spirits at night.
The reason for this superstition ws that the tree releases a lot of carbon dioxide at night which was said to "attract spirits" (but tbh the elderly made that up to prevent the kids from going there but i also heard some stories of it)
SECOND:
That tree is known to be our spiritual tree (means we pray to that tree/ pay respect to it or build a temple underneath it)
Thats why some people had put those statues there
your wlcm :D
jai shree ram
Thank youuu for explaining ❤
@@s3k1r04 jai shre ram!!~~ har har mahadev
@@4J33.23 im glad i could help :D
@@s3k1r04Jai mahadev
Bro had the balls of steel to enter and linger in a creepy ass forest full of offerings for sprits lol. Respect
Did a sponsor video too
Sushii mentioned that the people living in these villages were relocated long ago because of urban redevelopment. However, there is no sign of any redevelopment. Were these villagers relocated for nothing ?
The urban redevelopment happened in other parts of the island. The government resettled people in new housing board flats since kampongs were considered to be unsanitary and fire hazards.
@@knuttz86 Its so sad to see many of those kampongs were empited out completely without any considerations to retain one or two of them completely intact. I mean, those kampongs can be renovated completely to met the latest sanitary and fire safety standard while at the same time those kampongs also can be repurposed for tourism and strong historical evidences on how the life in the past looks like when Singapore still not a Singapore people known today.
@@ignatiusryd2031 That's true. A lot of Singapore's natural and historical heritage has been lost to the apparent early obsession with "progress".
It is very surprising to know there is an cursed village in Sembawang as i know there were alot of spirits lurking around . Please stay safe Sushi
The board you saw is the main deity worshipped on Thaipusam, named Murugan. It’s the decoration cardboards used for the Kavadis on Thaipusam, which someone discarded there.
Proud Hindu ❤️🙏🏿🕉️
Sushii, about the leaf!!! I watched one of santai chill video, they invited a hiker to tell their story on their experience in the forest during hiking. He explained whenever he go hiking he will see leaf waving like that meaning they are calling him to go to / visit their world.
Sneaky Sushii becoming Spooky Sushii with the amount of ghost videos👻
omg yea he should really make a channel called spooky sushii for all the paranormal videos
I absolutely love all the spooky videos from Sneaky Sushii! I actually look forward to the release of each video.
Me too!❤️
Orb spotted @5:40 @11:05
Tip: Don’t flash the light on the spot or on the rempod where you want the entity or energies to communicate.
There will be the time when Sushii ran out of haunted places, he goes to Malaysia.
Yes he said he will be travelling around the region soon
I think he went to Genting previously
the way he went from not believing in ghosts to our fearless dragon prince paranormal investigator
Hey sushi,the statues you found in the 2nd tree which is after the Chinese offering. The statues are our Indian Lords for example Ganesha,Krishna,Baba and much more.Indian usually throw the statues because the statues might have broken or very old. Its because we believe that if statues are broken or very old it will give bad vibrations
Placing deity statues under a tree is a very common and most respectful way of disposing the object. Depending on the faith, some temple especially for Taoist deities, temples can accept it and help the owner to “close eye” and burn (send off) the statue with a help of e medium. For Buddhist, Hindu deity statues, most temple do not accept them for disposal so leaving it under a tree at ulu place is pretty common. It is not placed there to worship the tree
its fascinating to see the changes in sushii content, people grow indeed.
those idols you saw at 6:25 are hindu god idols, mainly I see idols of 'Lord Ganesha' and one of 'Sai Baba'. I don't think there's any particular reason for choosing that tree, since many random trees in India also have these idols and the bag of trash is to keep the place clean and throw away the reminants after doing our prayers. I don't think it's specifically anything bad, but maybe the one doing this has some other motives, idk
Also at 14:40, those are the figures of 'Lord Krishna' in his child/baby form, perhaps just for worship purposes because they didn't find idols or sum
It’s lord Murugan baby form. Lord murugan’s mode of vehicle is peacock. Not lord Krishna. I am a Hindu myself
@@Buttercreamroses mb
it is not krishna , it is kartikey / murugan , lord shiva's eldest son!
Sai baba not a hindu i think
@@emperorsodiumlatvia people of many religion believe in Sai, including hindus
Hello sneaky sushii, fellow subscriber here. Some information that might help you here, not all trees have spirits in them and not all spirits are evil but spirits CAN be evil. I suggest not trying to piss off any spirits and if you want to protect yourself from negative energies I do suggest buying crystals or buying smudging sticks to cleanse your energy after every exploration video, evil spirits could possibly follow you or affect your life/your camera man negatively, do stay safe and great content.
I’ve started to look forward to every upload of this series. Thanks Sushi!
Love your videos 🍣 ❤ p.s. the idols may also house inhuman entities like demons, some of which take residence after the original 'god' belonging in the idol leaves (e.g. due to the place where the idol is housed at not being holy anymore). Some shamans also use these idols as vessels to 'trap' evil entities, and these vessels being found in an ulu place makes the entities more dangerous, being isolated from humans and all, like sort of a prison.
The dietes there are statues of Ganesha and a statue of Baba and they’re the Hindu Gods. Hope this helps(I’m a Hindu btw)
Also in Hinduism trees are considered to be living beings just like humans and they do have feelings like happiness and sorrow.
In addition the cutouts you saw probably were God’s but on their child form I think.
Yesss! As someone with an Indian background, I recognised the statues!
@@FlyingHorse1891 nice I’m Sri Lankan btw
@@pyroxide7267 ooh niceeee :)
was just thinking to myself this morning "When will the next Sneaky Sushii video be out?" well damn
The tree you talked about at 6:43 is called peepal tree in India its considered sacred thus the idols and statues present there
I used to live at tanjong irau which is further inside when i was young before we all slowly have to move and live in hdb follow by kampong wak hassan after that. The only things seperate our village between each other was the bridge at kuala simpang which is near the kayak or canoeing place there and to go in our village sometimes we take pawancha like taxi or walk in those days..Now of course no more bridge lah and kuala simpang cannot access go further in as it was army training area.
As far as i know, nobody even the old people who live there mention about ghost at kampong wak hassan. Its a cleaned place. My uncle and his family was one of the residents from kampong wak hassan. The real haunted place was at sungei simpang and jungle there, which seperate us between kampung wak hassan and tanjung irau. All kinds of ghost and mystery things happen there.. I remember when i was young when old peoples in the village gathering including my parents chilling talking among themselves those days, that some of them saw a man walking and wandering with no head at night, pontianak as usual, even there is a bhai roti used to sell evening but he change timing sell bread daytime as he share his experience meeting a lady who want to buy roti calling him from bushes near roadside but turns out she had no legs just floating.
But overall now im not suprise lah if its true kampong wak hassan now become haunted and dirty because that place have turning into all kinds of believe. Its a favourite spot for people to dump things there, black magic stuff , deities, and i saw other practice also release body ashes to the sea.
As an Indian, what we do is, we “discard” god statues or pictures either by placing them under the trees or in the sea. Most prefer placing under the trees. We don’t worship the trees. Speaking as I saw lord Ganesha statues and Sri Raghavendra pictures. For discarding them in the rubbish bin is deemed very disrespectful and sinful in our religion.
Then what does one do with a broken statue? And what do they do if the discarded statue under the tree is broken do they continue to stay there?
You discard it at a tree and littering the place not disrespectful? Is it not a sin to cause trouble and inconvenience to others?
Actually people do worship trees you will not find many but there are people mostly in tribal communities
@@Ryomatolynope it's not it's not like it happens in City areas mostly villages or country side those who are doing in cities mostly tend to submerged the idols in sea
@@devisnayak8677 so you saying it's ok to litter as long as it's not city areas? Interesting
Sushi is so dedicated to provide us such quality content. Kudos!
I literally thought to myself
“when is sushii going to post a new video”as I was pressing on RUclips, and there it was, your video popped up the first thing on my page. yay
When I was praying with a friend at the nearby mosque, we were disturbed and had to restart our prayers multi times
Sushii is the reincarnation of the dragon prince god, making him immune to harm from evil spirits. Others please don't attempt.
And the other Malay couple they met were? Or so many other adventurers they meet at every other spots were? How easily you can enthrone a person. The psychic who told him he was one couldn't even do what Sushi wanted. He could not communicate with who he wanted to communicate with. Sushi waited and waited, no results.
Love these types of videos. Keep them coming 😤
Yeah agreeed
I don’t love these types of videos. I ADORE THEM.❤️
My father told me the cover up the god statue's face to prevent evil spirits from getting in.
these statues provide a place for god to stay in and protect the place. these statues can be found in shops and are kept in homes to protect you from evil spirits. when you move houses and you leave the god statue behind, you have to cover up the statue's face.
Keep up with the videos, Sushii.
2:59, In Chinese we called it ‘黑金’ (Hokkien means Orh Kim). It's a block of charcoal that has been blessed and decorated to bring wealth and prosperity to devotee during the Lunar Seventh Month period. Usually worshippers will keep for a year until the next Seventh Month, and you're supposed to burn it together after the new one has been installed. If worshipper did not organize any Seven Month prayer due to certain circumstances, next best thing is to leave it under the tree.
About 'choosing' a tree to place deity, there's no specific tree to choose, rather I would say it's just irresponsible action from one that doesn't want to pray deity anymore. One should actually seek temples' advise and bring your deity to them so they can send them back to heaven on your behalf when the temple is organizing big celebration.
As usual, quality no click bait content!!
YOU KNOW ITS GONNA BE A GOOD DAY WHEN SUSHI UPLOADSSSSS 🔥🔥🔥
Jalan or short Jln. is unique Singaporean word for "road', it also used in Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia, Cocos Island, Christmas Island and Southernmost Thailand in 4 province of South in native Malay name.
Intriguing. I was looking for something to watch while having dinner and wondered, Hmm, any Sneaky Sushii lately? I looked here and you'd uploaded 10 minutes ago! Btw, dogs howling reminds me that there's an underworld spirit, the goddess Hekate who is originally Greek and is found with her demon dogs at crossroads. Thanks for your work and have a great night! 😄
Sameee I'm eating my lunch watching his videos lol
Hecate bro
Hecate?
Sneaky Sushi: lets not disturb them
Also Sneaky Sushi: I dare you come touch me, are you sitting on my lap? 😂
haha this is the singapore version of Insect Ang (malaysian youtuber). maybe you can do a collab with him if you int in this detective supernatural genre videos.
Another great video, it’s always funny to me how the spirits are always assumed to understand english 😂
The "I just passed away" freaked me tf out. 😲
From what my dad says, people also use to throw cremation ashes into the Sembawang beach nearby and my friend has also seen something there before
Yes. Commonly known that Changi and Sembawang were the areas to send off the dead/ dispose the ashes for many years
Sushi try camping overnight at old cemetery. I tried it, heard someone dragging its feet beside my sleeping area for 2 hours straight, never been so terrified!
Sorry that one me
@@YoutiaoVlogs Damn u, I almost peed myself
@@RealGhostRecap jk la but tbh alot people walk dragging feet hahaha
Hi sushi ...so about the deities under the tree, i am from Kolkata, India and here we worship deities every year and every year we put the statue of these deities under a bonsai tree ,, it's like a religious belief we don't discard it we just put these under a tree . I saw that the deities in the videos resembled those from my culture so ...i thought of commenting. Hope that helps😊
The statue that is covered by the cloth is called tu di gong they cover the face so there will be no evil spirit
4:05- the rich looking golden🍍🍍 is usually from 7th lunar month from some temple or club dinner where they bid for it. The proceeds usually goes into the temple or club’s fund.
But why dispose it there?
I think yall should buy more camera and put it where you feel the most chilling. Leave it there while yall exploring the other side. And see what its capture. And maybe one of yall should look the other way around like when you look the front while talking to the spirits, cameraman maybe can look at behind. Maybe one of you guys could capture something.
This is how some temple is built.
Someone pass by, saw something but didn't get spooked, then ask for 4d, strike big one. Then he spread the news and more and more people come pray and have their wish fulfilled, then gather up to build a shrine first, then slowly fund growth and eventually becomes a temple
Uhhh that’s not how it works
I'm no expert but I guess the gate was left untouched as a gateway for spirits to cross over.
14:53
That is lord Murugan He’s a Hindu deity
Many call him Saravanan and Kanthan
He is worshiped as a baby and a warrior in many places❤
Hope I cleared your doubt 😊✅
0:10 those are all Indian god statues somebody put them there probably to keep evil spirits away also Indian people keep god statues under certain trees one of them being banyan trees because in Indian culture banyan tree tends to be said house of ghost that why if you ever come across banyan tree in India you will always find a small temple with a bunch of Indian god statue under them
Casually sponsering while in a ghost town
“Oops sh1t sorry for peeling your skin” bro was so calm
Most of the idols present in that forest are idols of Indian gods.
The posters which spooked you out were also indian gods named karthikeya and ayyappa swamy. I dont think they mean any harm to you because we worship them for good. Hope to see more of your videos like this 😊.
you should walk left into the lane after the pump station at Andrew Avenue. There you will experience extreme emf disturbance and can hear very strange sound. Furthermore, opposite the pump station is a huge Banyan Tree and it is shape like a huge house with large space inside where u can walk in and feel the "Quak Quak " sound !!! Please try it at 10pm. And take care !!!
Petition to change the channel name to Spooky Sushii
The baby photo u saw is actually Indian deity called Murugan, I think these were actually used for thaipusam procession as Kavadi photos and discarded after use or maybe wear and tear.
Hi sushi that picture of a baby riding the peacock is actually a Hindu god called murugan he is the prince of Hinduism and that is not there for scaring people its a ritual we do bcos we can’t keep a statue of a god for to long and to my suprise that cardboard pic l u saw of murugan is from a kavadi you will see those type of statue on kavadi well I suggest you to go for Thaipusam
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Hello, I always feel intrigued by your amazing paranormal videos, keep up the great work. 😊 Stay safe during your exploration. 🙏
Love the content ❤ this was an awesome video hope to see more in the future!
9:43 basically those deities statues are abandoned probably after the owner passes away. And in chinese religion culture, when the owner of the statue passes, kin in the household will need to cover deities eyes with red cloth in due respect. The deity statue ended up in the wild may be also because the next of kin of the deceased is unable to take over. So they just left them in the wild (which they could have done better by sending the statues to temple and check out)
will be keeping this to watch tonight!
Any chances you heard of the Diamond HDB in Singapore and plan to visit it?
When i was in pri schl i rmb ghost stories were the craze and books like TSGS was really popular. Glad to see fellow singaporeans still love the paranormal 😂❤
knn cb not even one quarter in suddenly the Sims instrumentals come up.
ACE la this boy. love it.
I used to camp overnight in the Boys' Brigade Campsite nearby this place. We have plenty of courage walks in this location, it is definitely spooky.
But the worst I ever felt was in Sembawang Park, which I encountered presence of entites staring at me and my group while we were BBQ-ing.
P.S. There were multiple spirits at the end of BB/GB Campsite's field, near the high-element/obstacle course area.
Haha, yes. Many people go to the beach to buang barang. Gotta be careful in that part. Pontianak have been spotted.
Also, that gate is also connected to the Green House of Hillview. Green House also has a murky history. Both Sembawang and Hillview properties apparently owned by Cycle and Carriage boss.
damn in that tree, the most deities were of Ganesha (hindu god of destruction and remover of obstacles) 6:27
I've had a friend tell me he explored the forest with a paranormal group. The group was also a "kuda kepang" group. Basically, they go to these forests and split up to "capture" the jinns to be used for power and for their kuda kepang performances. My friend literally saw a pontianak like face to face, and he radio-ed one of the kuda kepang guys to come over. He said he remembered the eyes to be glowing red. The other guy came over and grabbed the white cloth to capture the spirit, and the thing just vanished in front of his eyes. There were three girls who tagged along and unfortunately all three got possessed. He said that they had recorded video that night and in the video you could see the glowing red eyes. Its uploaded to youtube but i can't seem to find it.
if you do find it please send the link
@@ChirpleI warn you, it's not worth it. And you might even get disturbed for watching the vid. "They" are smart too, since I've heard them disturbing electronic devices.
Once I was there at the beach at night and saw lots of people conducting ritual towards the sea. Not sure what they are praying to but I think it's Jiu Wang Ye. That area is also famous for the bottle neck tree, not sure if it is still around.
Saying the tree is “alive” as if the tree doesn’t grow from seed to small branch and now “a live tree” is crazy
I used to fish here many years ago. I have not encountered anything here but i can say it sure is creepy to fish here at night alone.
And you continue to fish?
should call this channel Sneaky Spooshii
the faces at 14.23 are hindu gods, the tree near the fishing spot which was full of deities were also hindu gods
It is very nice of you to ask if the cameraman is okay if u want to check the face closer ❤❤❤
Loved your paranormal video content !! Keep it coming 😄
i stopped watching sushi for a year or so and now hes a paranormal investigator HAHAHAHA
Bro is so chill im subbing
Like your spooky adventures! Better than other paranormal videos👍
So let me explain the reasoning behind those deities. The laughing boy with peacock feathers who scared the camera man is actually a hindu god named "krishna" and the yellow-orangish elephant headed guy in the beginning is also a hindu deity called "Ganesha". And the fact that they were kept there means two things. First being that there was probably a pooja under the tree (holy rituals and worship) or those statues and idols were dumped there. Dumped because instead of throwing old statues of gods away in trash, hindus typically submerge them in the sea/rivers or bury/leave them under random trees. And it can be any tree, so there's no specific reason behind those specific trees being chosen.
Keeping all that aside, the part that fascinates me the most is that hinduism is a major religion in India and has little to no presense elsewhere in the world, so I'm quite confused as to what those statues are doing in Singapore.
Anyway, keep up the awesome content man! It's always a nice day getting a sneakysushi notification...😁😁
Sneaky Sushi explored the mosque tht I go to do my Friday prayers
Choosing a particular tree should have not much of a meaning. However it is true that tree spirits exist.
I know for the indian dities, which you saw near the fishing spot.nThose are indian dities, the one which is the golden one is the highest dity here in India named as ganesh ji. The second in which a man was sitting with a bag was sayi baba. Gamesh ji is considered as the god of wealth, nd sayi baba for peace.