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VIVA – A coffin is a place for corpses. Coffins of corpses are often considered scary for some people.
Various myths develop in Indonesian people, as well as myths about coffins. Although not necessarily true, some believe it. The corpse coffin is considered a sacred object so it should not be treated carelessly.
Some of the myths that develop are often associated with this one object with mystical stories that make goosebumps. Here are some myths about coffins.
1. Sleeping in the Corpse Coffin
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Coffins of corpses are generally known as sacred objects. Therefore, apart from just transporting the corpse, it should not be used for anything else. According to the myth, the coffin of a corpse should not be used as a bed, even if it is only for a moment or just for fun.
It is said that anyone who dares to sleep in a coffin will get a terrible ghost terror. Not only through dreams but also in the real world.
2. Flying Corpse Coffin
Believe it or not, flying corpse coffins often occur in Indonesia. Many people say a flying corpse coffin is not a good sign. The myth is that flying coffins are a sign of impending death.
He said, wherever the coffin stopped or circled above the house, it was said that in that place there would be death. Almost the same as the myth of the crow.
3. The Myth of the Death Bell from the Coffin
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The myth is the coffin of the corpse must be in a special place. According to the myth that circulated, this was done not only so as not to disturb but to prevent people from the sound that often emerged from the coffin of the corpse.
Many said that the sound is like a death knell. Anyone who will have died to come, whether it's on his family or himself.
4. The Myth of Dreaming a Corpse Coffin
The dream of a corpse coffin is said to have experienced many events, ranging from the death of yourself or someone close to you to difficult marriages and others. But not a few people who on the contrary believe that dreaming of a corpse coffin is a good sign.
Regardless of whether these myths are true or not, it must be admitted that there are times when myths do occur in real life. Because the story continues to develop into a belief even though it can't be confirmed or is just a coincidence.
