Strange experience when returning home to the provinces

Working in Bangkok, returning home to the south on the first day, I heard something very strong. Do you think that someone stole the palm? Because people steal it often. Tell the younger brother and walk out with the younger brother to see around the house. Found a baby coconut at night, 1 spit at midnight, so I collected 8 coconuts next to the spit, 5 split balls, 3 split balls that fell into the house, came to hear the other round. The younger brother told me again. The sound of the coconut fell out and stood in front of the house. There was 1 coconut rolled in front of the house, very far away. There were 9 coconut. There was little panic. Secretly because of the strange thing for people who rarely returned home for a long time. The only back around the house was a forest branch, a palm garden, an orchard, and before that, there were butterflies, bees on their hands, bees flying around the fruit, and they sat down for Shabu with their mother and brother at 9: 23 p.m., and this was born within a day on the night of December 14, 68.

👉 picture of the coconut tree taken in the morning. The middle of the night is very dark.

🌙 Southern Belief: Southerners will see it not as scary, but as "telling them they are back."

1️⃣ The coconut falls at night.

Southerners believe that

• Coconut is a tree with a "teacher" and a owner.

• If falling at night and falling multiple balls at once

→ It's called a gift, not a drop.

• If you keep it, it doesn't hurt, it doesn't hurt, it doesn't have nightmares.

→ Considered "acceptable."

✔️, keeping eight balls, and there's nothing wrong.

Considered good, not guilty, teacher

2️⃣ The coconut "rolled to the front of the house."

Southern belief would say,

"He won't come to a man if he doesn't want to be seen."

• Coconut balls rolling in the distance

→ It's "reiterating that there are people here."

• Not a ghost.

• It's the nature of you at the park / the forest, the mild model.

3️⃣ butterflies, bees, come clinging or hovering.

The South believes very clearly that

• Butterflies = deceased relatives or protectors

• Bee = Giver You Don't Hurt If We Don't Bully

If insects don't bite, don't sting, don't hit hard,

→ Is to see, not to fool

4️⃣ was born within "one night."

Southern people assume

• If many things happen on the same day,

→ It's a "greeting," not a bad warning.

"If you warn, you will warn hard. If you say hello, you will say hello once."

• Usually born to people who

• Not quite home.

• Back in the same area

Like saying

"I know you're back in peace."

🙂 only individual beliefs.

Let's summarize the model, based only on the "folk beliefs of each sector."# event # Trending # Strange but true story # Personal belief