Hawaii's Most Haunted - Saddle Road
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- “Across the saddle from Hilo to Kona...” this was the slogan for the many proposals to build a road connecting the two sides of the island. Stories of ghosts, strange lights, and mysterious happenings abound on this 52-mile stretch of land. Today, on Hawaii’s Most Haunted, we travel to Saddle Road on the Big Island.
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In this series, Lopaka brings you some of Hawaii's Most Haunted places.
Master storyteller, Lopaka Kapanui, brings to life the feared Night Marchers, the goddess Pele, Menehune, e‘epa, mo‘o and more. But… Hawaiian deities and spirits aren’t the only things residing in this island paradise. Here is also where the Japanese dog demons, the inugami, are sent to ruin the lives of unsuspecting families. Here is where the Filipino vampire-like creature, the aswang, roams in search of her next victim. And here is where the Portuguese witch, the feiteceira, spins her spells and curses at her whim. Rich in culture and traditions, these islands are overflowing with stories of ghosts and hauntings, creatures and curses. Lopaka is the keeper of these stories.
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I have a story of Saddle Road from my mom:
In the 80s my mom was on saddle road coming back from a party in the passenger seat with 3 haole friends.
They drove past an old, short, beautiful woman in traditional Hawaiian dress. The friends drove past and my mom knew she couldn’t take a chance as this woman may be madam pele. So she had her friends stop the car to reverse back and inquire of the woman. When my mom spoke to her she invited her into the car and the woman said nothing but opened the door to the back and got in the car.
The drive was silent, her friends were kind of freaked out. After a couple of minutes, screams filled the car as Pele disappeared without a trace.
My opa always warned mom that if she ever met pele to serve her and do as she required. So always remember to serve pele if she ever shows up.
Yes, serve her and she will leave. My cousin was going home from Hilo Airport same thing she seen a lady walking with old muumuu my other cousin in the passenger seat lived in Mountain View she told my cousin driving to stop and pick her up but the driver didn't listen and when she dropped the cousin in passenger off at her house as soon as she walked in everything was slamming in her house and she called my cousin the driver to check if the lady was walking pick her up but the lady wasn't on the road. The slamming went on for almost 3hrs my cousin said.
My husband and I traveled Saddle Road in the 80’s. We had no problem at all. We are both are Hawaiian and we have the spirit of Jesus in us. 🍃🕊🍃
Ai….so true. I’m FBI and have traveled Saddle many times when it was full of curves. It made you go slower than now. Seeing odd lights is what I remember as a small kid. Mahalo for your mo’olelo.
Born and raised in Puna. Im glad to see somebody trying to preserve these stories and share the knowledge of Hawaii! ❤ I would love yo hear you do a in depth video on the Mo'o of our pounds on the Big Island. I use to swim above rainbow falls in my early 20's. Seen a few things there that probably dont belong in there. 😂 One day i just had that feeling something/someone was under me while cliff jumping. I NEVER went back since! That gut feeling was enough for me. 😂😨
I lived in waikoloa in 2003-05 dated and married a girl from Hilo , bombing over the old saddle to Hilo every weekend was one of the biggest joys of my life . That was the funnest piece of asphalt I have ever driven . RIP good old saddle road
new saddle road get choke undercover, we take the old one cuz those buggas r smart haha
Haha hilo mishhh I had a bunch of those before
@offroadoutlawsamazy3053 yeah but old saddle only goes 30% of the way, then it's the new saddle with the Undercovers
Not only the Big Island, but the small remote Alaska Native villages along the Yukon River have old, ancient stories and lights as well. I love the Big Island, my favorite of all the Hawaiian Islands. I go every March for a couple weeks. I'm born and raised on the Yukon River. I love and respect your old Hawaii beliefs, and yes, absolutely believe.
My family and I traveled to the big island for my niece's graduation in 2015. We stayed in Kona and drove to Hilo on that road several times but we did not encounter or feel any unexplained events. The latest we drove that road was close to midnight to return to Kona and we never felt spooked:). Now the lava fields...I personally know two people and their friends who got lost on those fields at night (not intentionally) and came out alive by following a light. Explain that! (lol) Shaka!!!
I from Hilo and I can attest to these stories. Seen UFOs (lights), fireballs, red eye balls in the lavas… crazy
I just want to comment more on UFO. I thought Ive seen UFO one night in captain cook side of Kona (Big Island). It seemed like just a light in the sky just a bit over the horizon of the ocean. I was at Lanakila church when I saw it. But that was pretty much the only et thing I ever seen in that area.
My older cousin went to help clean out an uncles house as he was too old so the ohana slept outside the house in tents because his house was old and rundown. As soon as the family got there my great grandma prayed over the home and everyone staying there. One night someone sent a fireball and it was a smokey blue ball that was trying to get into the house but because my great grandma had prayed over the house and everyone it couldnt go in the house so it went around the house a few times and my cousin said she could hear voices speaking from the fireball as it was in front of her face and then my grandma cast it away and it exploded. That was back in 2003 and my cousin never returned to the Big Island again.
Been on Saddle Road traveling to Pohakuloa Training Area. I warned Soldiers while we’re training at Pohakuloa to be careful at night due to spirits. Saddle Road is a very spiritual place. You are bound to experience spirits.
Was going up Saddle road in 1976-77, don't remember which year. But there are little rock walls they say was built by the Menehune's. Legend has it if you find something on the wall, it is best to leave it. One of the guys found a necklace and took it. He was told not to, but didn't listen. Next day he broke his arm. He returned the necklace.
I was going.....
I am intrigued!! My brother had an experience up there as he was a young man in the Marines back in the mid-80's! They were up at Pohakuloa for training and they were out on the field. One night he had to pee badly and so he just went somewhere behind a rock. There was no incident until he went to sleep curled up in the bed of a truck, if I remember correctly. He started breaking in a sweat and had uncontrollable chills. No, he did not ask permission to go pee anywhere, so I assume this was what happened to him. He's very lucky that nothing worse happened.
Makenzi beach park puna, where the ulua fishermen slide bait! That place is just spooky, especially @ night!!
Around 2005 I got stranded in Kona after a meeting and didn’t have any money on me at the time and decided to walk through Saddle road to Hilo around 10pm. It was dark but oddly not windy, normally when I go here it’s gusty. Not a single person drove on the road the entire time. My mind wasn’t really paying attention to where I was going and I felt like I was on autopilot. By the time I made it to the end of saddle road the sun was just starting to rise. I felt fully rested and wide awake and realized I ended up in an area near a friend of mine lived.
Driving on the new saddle road, I saw someone who I thought was dancing hula on the lava rocks. We drove by fast, so all I saw was that she had some traditional hula dress on, while in a hula pose (when you have one leg forward and both arms reached out in front of you, hands cupped). This was during the day, which was slightly foggy but you could still see. My bf and I were headed towards Kona from Hilo. I dont think she was a ghost, because it was opposite side of the road headed towards mauna kea, and that area usually has some people. She might’ve been a student or kumu just showing appreciation to pele, but still, it was rare but beautiful sight.
This one gets a SHAKA!!
Growing up on the big island you are aware of what happeneds on saddle road seeing a hitchhiker at 2 am always made my skin crawl you look back and she’s gone
I drive the saddle weekly at night and i can tell you that road really unnerves me sometimes. Ive never been on the original saddle so i cant speak to it. But the new saddle road still makes me sit up straight. Especially when Mahina is full.
@BuddhaChunk yeah, it's awesome like that when it lights up the landscape so you can see so.e detail!!! How about when saddle road gets completely socked in with fog, like when a cold front comes over the island in the winter. You can only see a few feet in front of your carand the headlights at night just make it worse!!!! Definitely no high beams!!! Iused to drive from Hilo to kona at night all the time in the late 70's and 80's late at night with little or no cars on the road, just driving by myself alone!!!! It's just unreal!! I'd drive from Captain Cook, south, all the way to volcano then down chain of craters road all the way to kalapana or further, at like midnight. It's a 2 hour drive, and few cars were out and it's amazing doing it alone!!!!
The old road frm huihui ranch going dwn to the villiage to aneahoomalo was the spookiest alot of things happened on that road n even wen the new hiway was being built frm the airport to kawaihi harbor alot of iwi was found in the lava feilds n artifacts were uncoverd
I grew up in Kona (Captain Cook). I've seen akualele twice in my lifetime. Both were on Saddle Road.
I used to drive back & forth on the old road sometimes 2x in the same day, to Hilo & Kona. I miss seeing the Pueo flying down snatching the mice running across the road right in front of me.
As a child in the 70’s we avoided taking saddle road. Only my uncle would take it and only when he was alone. He is 91 and still alive and living in Hilo. Oh, he would take pork on occasion. I’d say since the late 90’s to now we all take saddle road unless we have time or want to stop at places along the belt road. My cousin used to tell me about how the horseshoe turns were haunted. I personally have never experienced any supernatural events. I will say I have respect for all the ancient stories. Seems most of the stories told were Hilo to Kona, interesting.
👀Strange occurrences on Saddle Road-Always enjoy your spooky kine stories,-LOPAKA!!!🤙⚡️
The family of four are based on my family. The Macombers are the Husband and Wife (My Great Grandparents) and their children (My Grandmother and uncle) ❤❤❤❤
Aloha! My wife's Tutu stems from the Macomber family as well!
Maybe I’m pilau all the haunted places I feel welcomed and the safest. I’m always drawn to heiaus I can feel them even when they aren’t marked no matter where I am when I get the feeling in my stomach I make hookupu even if it has to be out of ferns.
NO YOUR NOT PILAU.ITS JUST YOUR CALLING NOT DRAWN.THATS WHY YOU HAVE A CONNECTION.
I live in Hilo and often work in Waimea/Kona, so I take the road about a once week. I heard the rumors but funny enough it's the real people that scare me. People visit the island, take the 1.5 hour long drive and end up speeding down the mountain on either side, we're talking like 70+ mph.... Sucks because I work in traffic control and I can't stop people when they come barreling out of the fog that's only visible up to 50 feet.
The best thing I do is place cones along my signs, place multiple cones on the shoulder/middle lane and line them up a good 200 feet from my job site. Sometimes that aint enough and people have died.
Exactly...numerous bad accidents up there. The drivers are the ones to be scared of
The only thing haunting about this road is the headache you get driving it from all those turns.
No more turns really.
Its 4 lane hwy sized now
I have walked a lot of saddle road at night hunting wild pigs i Neva uncountered any haunting situation, I've also hunted wild pigs up the pali n that's wen i heard n felt weird feelings n sounds that wasn't natural, also in the 79's out kaiwi point crossing to honkohau harbor we were fishing late at night on the beach called alulla bay which da haoles now call dogs beach which is disrespectful ,i escorted some Krishna cult group out in front the heeau n was chased by some unknown idk wat up the trail n wen i came back to the beach i was xhased again i ran screaming n my mom came running up the trail n she knew wat it was n she told me hawaiin guardians, this was the early 70's in 2000 unckle pater keka explained to me everything about allula bay n about the heeau that u have to cross in frnt to gat to the small bay, the history thier is so amazeing not much people know about it
Love it, bruddah!!!! Born and raised on Oahu, in 1960, we used to go big island plenty. Remember as a kid some awesome stuff. Moved to kona in 79 and lived there for 30+ years. Love all the ancient Hawaiian history and the mana there!! Got invited by kahuna, Momi Lum to go with her to mo'okini heiau and see them do the Hawaiian rituals and offerings etc. there,around 76' I was interviewing and photo documenting it, and was really blessed that she invited me. One of many awesome experiences living in Hawaii all my life and big isle in particular!!!
Aloha
D.L.
Thank you for your hard work in research, composing and presenting.
Mahalo nui, Brother. God bless you and God bless the journey.
My sister in law experienced Madam Pele..she was driving alone & picked up an Aunty that looked old & dressed in white…she stopped at her brothers house who is my husband..he seen her in the backseat…my sister in law got back on her drive to find out if she didn’t stop & pick the lady up she could have been in a more dangerous situation due to driving up on a fallen tree blocking the road🌋❤️
Bullshit
@@usarmyranger8129get a life
My ex-husband and I drove over saddle road on our honeymoon. We drove through a cloud in sunset: it was beautiful and mysterious. That night, in my dreams, an old lady in black read my palms and said I would cry many tears. I did. And my luck changed when I returned this beautiful diamond like stone back to Hawaii by mail!
I live in Hawaii. More specifically the island of Oahu I have been to morgans corner, Manoa falls, and pail lookout I did not see anything supernatural in any of the places, but I am excited to go to Saddle Road as I am going in 2 weeks. Thanks for giving me something to do and another adventure!
Never count out Morgan's corner,you just have to be up there at the right time,when you least expect nothings there.and believe me their there.Pali has its own supernatural mana all on its own.Never take things up there for granted,when you least expect it,only then it will be revealed.
@@PeterKauleinamoku Luckily on July 4th I am going round the island I will go back. Trust me I believe your comment is true. Just when should I go to Morgan's corner though.
Love this ! Keep makin more videos !
Not on the saddle road but on his way to volcano. My dad was driving home late one night and was nodding off, so he decided to pull on the side of the road and take a quick power nap. He was jolted awake by his car shaking roughly, got out of the car and no one in sight. Of course it was hard to see only by moonlight. He thought he must have imagined it / dreamed it and was going to nod back out; when the car suddenly started shaking again. No one around no earthquakes reported that night. What was it? I wonder if anyone else experienced something similar on the road to volcano coming from Hilo. Really love your videos!!!
Pops was so tired when nodding out small shakes are exaggerated just like in dreams when you jump and start to fly... or when your hand drops two inches in real life and all of a sudden you falling hundreds of feet in your dream.
That damn transmissions on this island start shaking after 100k with all the uphill action lol
Love driving this road. And this island
Love these episodes unko keep um coming
My friend Gene was traveling at night over by Pohakuloa and something grabbed on to the car and began tapping just as you said. Started at the door ... then jumped to the roof. He was probably doing 50 or 60mph. This was maybe 5 years ago.
What about the one about the abomination that used to lurk around Puna? The one Pele doesn't like. That one goes after caring hearts, pretends to be a child in need outside houses in the middle of the night to lure people outside their homes. Says his name like a question, "Babi?" I heard um one night just as i lay down in bed. Right when I laid down to sleep, I heard um say, "Babi?" in a grown man's voice trying to make like a baby voice, right on the otherside of the wall where my bed stay and on my side of the bed. I knew from the stories from before that was the abomination, the deceiver, the liar in the dark, messing with me. So, I got up and I chanted H.K. and then I gave um one chance to be Lono cuz I not one abomination myself. Then I heard one scratch on the wall like from a nail on a hand or claw in retreat and then silence. I went sleep. I slept good in fact and woke up feeling refreshed. But, that night, while I was sleeping, my husband said he woke up in the middle of the night because he could hear thunder like a thousand sprinting horses in the heavens coming down the mountain at night, right over our house with flashes of lightning all over and shook our whole house while I lay sleeping peacefully. He said he was so scared. But, I didn't hear or feel that part of the story at all until my husband told me about it in the morning the next day. I do know, that abomination is hunted from the stories of before and must be the heavens was chasing um down. The next day I went outside, was clear and sunny, for look where I heard the scratch and sure enough, had a scratch mark on my wall. But, I not worried cuz, I know the truth. I never did hear anything again after that, and I thank the good lord above for that. Oh how I praise God for that.
The moral of the story is not to be lured into the bushes or into the dark of night by what you don't even know or by what don't sound or seem right. In my opinion, Hawaii's most haunted is in fact, Hawaii's most hunted abomination. This is a spooky true story with what I can only hope and pray is a happy ending. I wonder if the abomination was transformed into an Ohia tree? I wonder because I don't really know. I do know, Whatever my Ohia trees in my garden started off as, they are certainly loved and welcomed now. Useful as they are to hold my Lono sails and so on...
U chanted hk? What is dat? Plz reply
@@kalicapalot3804 Kind of like the "Our Father who art in Heaven hallowed be thy name, thy Kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in Heaven. Give us this day, our daily bread and forgive us our trespass as we forgive those who trespass against us and lead us not into temptation but, deliver us from evil..." long story. Advanced Hawaii speakers only going understand.
In any language, the tone and posture is understood.
@@kalicapalot3804 And knowledge about the history and languages of certain 'Polynesia' Countries and their relationship to one another is essential to understanding hk.
travel Saddle plenty mostly early morning return evenings or night , only one time have i seen anything made me look twice , one early evening still a little light just past Mauna Loa access rd returning home to Keaukaha from Waikoloa standing on a large mound was a pure white HUGE Pua'a / Boar was Mauna Kea side just looking up Mauna Loa was Nov of 2022 i no this for sure because Nov 27 the Mauna started erupting ,, still get chicken skin when i think about that event ,, but nothing like da old road that buggah was scary all on its own day or night
Da old road?
I’ve seen a pure white boar on the old pali road on Oahu. Ran across the road in front of my friends car and he had to slam the breaks to prevent hitting it. It ran from one side of the forest to the other and in a blink of an eye it was gone. We were highschool kids going on a ghost hunt, that was the last time I went ghost hunting 😅
Holy crap, giant white boars? That's sounds incredible
That road is definitely an interesting one. One time, I went to Hilo from the Kona side for maybe 4 hours and on the way there, I saw a car that had been abandoned on the side road which I'm assuming was due to some car trouble given how good of a condition it seemed to be in. However, on the way back, it was stripped almost down to the frame. Folks don't mess around over there.
Traveled 'Saddle' many times, 70s 80s 90s. Nothing crazy happened. Loved old Saddle Rd.
I drive it everyday...no big deal.
Haven't seen a ghost yet...
Look in your rear view mirror night time.
Go on the night of Kane with pork lol
I still loved driving the old Saddle Road. The new highway is just not the same
You liked the huge pot holes ? No way two cars could fit , had to pull over, horrible old road.
Mahalo nui for sharing all of these historic Saddle Road stories!
The narrative about the guy fixing his tire? I have a good high school friend from Kona who experienced the same thing. I wonder if it's the same person? My friend was heading home from Hilo late one night and had a flat tire. He replaced the tire with the spare and while turning the lug nut his wrench fell to the ground. Someone handed it back to him. He also said thank you and continued to work on the tire. Only, my friend was driving a Hw
Hertz rental back to Kona .
wow!
I’ve spent many hours out there on saddle road at night. By myself, full moon nights, no moon nights, every phase of moon; for photography. I’ve never seen anything like that, anywhere on BI for that fact. Oahu, I went to a couple spots that gave me the heeby-jeebies and I just left.
Good to know that no one got harmed during these incidences...
People sure do have vivid imaginations
If you’re not a believer, why come to this page?
@@AnaMaria-wn6jn was "recommended for you" lots of folklore running around. I'm in so called big foot country however I've never actually seen any big foot!
Awesome channel!
Back in the horse and buggy days you would have to leave offering of dry fish in order to travel there. You could see the shadows converge upon the offering and hear them eating. I was told this by Kupuna I know.
I always thought that road was spooky.
Right at the front of the entrance of the Volcano's National Park gates on the Big Islands. As i was driving, my van's headlights went completely off for about three seconds then turned back on on it's own. It never ever done that before and never again. So i decided to drive slower just in case it decided to go off again. We was going to South Point on the back road where we came across a herd of black cows totally blocking the road. We drove slowly pass the cows. I was driving a Ford E350 van. Being a speeder back then. If my van headlights didn't go out at the Volcanoes gate. We would have plowed right into those cows ❤️✝️ Go figure 🤔 It was Friday the 13, 1:30 am got to see a curtain of fallen star's in the back of the crater as we were driving to kau after lights went out in van. Most beautful spooky night ever 🌺
What a trippy ass night
Wonderful work!
now ive heard stories about Saddle Road but never experience anything, but shoots most time i was sleep, as my grandma drove from keaukaha to Kona side
Saddle Road is a shadow of it's former self. It has been upgraded to a smooth, 4 lane highway. The 2013 Hawaii Legislature passed Senate Concurrent Resolution 43 to rename the 41-mile upgraded section of Hawaii Saddle Road to the Senator Daniel K. Inouye Highway. We are fortunate, because it changed the time to travel the road from 6 hours to a little over 2 hours -- 3 hours if you are traveling from Kona. We can now think of going to Hilo as a day trip, rather than a layover.
4 lanes? For what, like 2 miles of the 51 stretch. It's about 30 miles in 3 lanes and 20 with just 2.
I've heard stories for days about the old saddle road being one of the deadliest highways in the United States by the 90s. And by the 2000s everyone knew somebody that got hurt or worse on that Hwy
I drove a truck full of C4 and Dynamite on that road back in the early 1990s.
The last view in your video of the Saddle Rd reminds me of a similar looking road in Upper Michigan. Only the road in MI is surrounded by forest. Many a night in summer you will find people parked along that road hoping to see the Watersmeet Light, also called the Paulding Light(see Wikipedia). Although, the legend surrounding it has supposedly been disproved, many folks still spend all night on that road waiting for sight of it.
You’re da man🐸🍺🔪🔥
Fishing on a coast when i spotted shapeshifter in the forest. Stacked some rocks around me and asked for protection from pele and she granted it.
Bullshit
Its 1:30 am, reading all these stories, now im noises outside. Lol, time for bed and church is tomorrow lol
Bradda man was victimized on the night of kapu but it made a mess of oil the whole way
Faka left mad containers of oil. No wonder the ghosts threw that can at him lol
@@LoneStarHawaii fo real😆
Yo I live on big island and had a crazy ass experience on saddle road
You just gotta ask permission to pass you be good.those are the ancestors
Never drive there at 3am 👀
I did. So. Nothing happened. Ha ha. Bunch of fake stories.
Went up saddle road to get to mauna kaea... owl flew past us looked at me and zoomed off before my fam saw... we got to the spot too late (no time to acclimate, i was down across the road at Pele's offering site thinking that was the spot to aclimate at 😅) but the man let us go up cause it was my mothers birthday. We got to the top and dem man up top were like who let you come up but their attitude changed when i got out the jeep and they took pictures for us and gave us a quick crash course of the different mountain tops, said ima kick everyone out then you gotta leave 😂😂🤙 duppy knows who to frighten
How about the classic story told about an old woman standing on the side of the road in remote places on the big isle? People say they have pulled over and offered her a ride, and the story is she's always wearing old tattered clothing, and has long grey hair etc. You give her a ride, and while driving, suddenly she's just not there anymore!!??? Just vanishes into thin air!!!! It's a classic old Hawaiian tale told! I have 3 friends who say they had this happen to them!!! One was my two friends who had 4 wheeled down road to the sea, and that's a desolate place out in ancient lava flows. There's was really heavy. Said her clothes were so old and tattered, looked like they were a hundred years old!!! And she looked ancient!! And out there? In the middle of nowhere? That one is chicken skin brah!!!! People say she's Pele, and you probably want to be nice to her!!!! You know Milolii, its said somehow upset Pele, and, well the rest is history!!! Yeah, born and raised on Oahu, but I lived on Kauai for 6 years back in the 70's, then moved to kona and lived big island from 79' on!!!! The mana in certain places, especially if you're able to really sense and feel it, is undeniable!!! Around volcano, I always noticed how powerful the energy felt. Especially when Pele was erupting!!!! Remember Pu'u O'o when it would have fountains of lava going up to 2000 ft. In the sky. Its amazing!!!!! If you were close, you can hear it!!!!! Its so heavy! Used to hike in to get close to it!!!! Also the active flows down chain of craters road back in the 80's and right at sunset then as it turns dark, amazing!!!! As a commercial ahi fisherman on the big isle for 30+ years, I remember ika shibi fishing off pohoiki/Kalapana area some nights watching Pele go off and then seeing the orange lava flows coming diwn from up mauka, while pulling big gorilla ahi!!! Ahh yea, big island..... so many awesome memories!!!! Heavy Mana!
Aloha
D.L.
This exact thing happened to my Uncle Harold about 50 years ago. He was coming from Hilo around Hamakua way going to Waimea. He stopped to pick up an old lady, and after a few miles, she wasn't there. Uncle Harold told me she must have wanted to protect him for some reason, and was very thankful for the experience.
@AuntyLaniLee wow!! When I have been told, by people I know and respect greatly, about an experience they had like this, it just gives me chicken skin!!!!!! Though each story I've heard is at a different location on the big island, they all have common things, like an old lady and giving her a ride, but most notably how suddenly she's just gone, while driving, from the car!!! This has been told, going back to a long time ago, covering generations!!!! Yeah, I'm not surprised!!!!! Love it. Big island mo better.
Aloha D.L
@@user-ps3rb9yc8x I myself have experienced the choking ghost! One night right after I returned to the Big Island to care for my mother, I was sleeping and suddenly I was being choked HARD! I screamed and it stopped. My mother came in and when I told her, she immediately went outside and picked three green ti leaves and put them under my mattress. That was in 1997 and it never happened again. The ti leaves are still there. Aloha nui!
The mana is electric out here. My hair stands up and my heart beats really fast and it feels like I’m bout to fight
Thank you for sharing the story. This is really fascinating. My niece lives on the big island.
The lack of education and critical thinking in America is astounding!
What inspired you to type this?
Being a stupid haole who moved back to the islands (grew up NS Oahu 60's) and to Moku O Keawe 22 years ago, I was so excited to be back and studying hula as well as Kahiko ... and I used to travel the island with my sun roof open playing ancient chats as loud as possible especially over Saddle Road day or night, especially Kanakoli's ... thankfully nothing happened. Maybe those chants were welcomed? Anyways, my Kumu & Haku Raylene spoke to the military back then to prevent the expansion of Pohakuloa ... but of course they do whatever they like.
The local said "hunt goats" not "haunted ghost." Seriously be careful of the goats on that road or you might become a ghost.
Every island has the same point. Where the souls of the dead depart.
Uhane lele! Spirit departure point. Traditionally a flat area extending from a mountain slope to the sea. Mana point, Kauai, Kaena point, Oahu and many more! Yeah brah!
Kaena Point, Oahu is another one.
Pele's home is Kilauea crater, not Mauna Loa or Mauna Kea, she doesn't hang out on Saddle.
Big Island is Pele. Keep Hawaiian Lands in Hawaiian Hands. #SacredLand #Hilo
Where you from?? The entire Big Island is her home. She been seen all the way out here in Puna bu.
@@HoneyBadger80886yessah! 🙌🤙
Bullshit stories
Pele's home is the entire island.
I loved on the Big Island for three years and never went on Saddle road. I was warned by a local who said, “I hope you are close to God”, I am, but I didn’t want to offend the Gods, or Pele.
I drove saddle road during daylight many times, never encounter anything.
Regardless, I would not allow any ghost to prevent the need to build a new road.
Ghost will showed up to weak people, if you have strong faith in your religion, no one can penetrate your mental being and create fear.
People need to lay off the drugs. 😂
They smoke to much of crystal meth
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Why visit this page, unbeliever?
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shatap u donkeh, go carry pork while driving see what will happen
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just a troll ... pay no attention to trolls
Nope I don’t believe the bullshit stories
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Back in the nineties my girlfriend and I decided to go camping at pinetrees Beach outside of kailua kona.we decided to camp in a different place than normal and went to a spot north of the main surfbreak in the trees.
Both fell asleep in the back of the truck immediately, only to be jolted awake a few moments later to what felt like someone jumping of the tailgate!
Never camped there again!