This time Yang Zimei did not walk in the direction of his uncle, but turned around and walked in the opposite direction.
Who knows, when she turned around, she found that her uncle was still standing under the same street light and waving to her.
She tried to walk over, but the result was the same, and she finally returned to the lamppost.
She understood it completely.
I encountered the legendary ghost hitting the wall. (The so-called "ghost hitting the wall" means that when walking at night or in the countryside, you can't tell the direction, your self-perception is blurred, and you don't know where to go, so you keep walking in circles.
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I once heard Master say before that there are three possibilities for ghosts to attack walls.
One is that the eyes and brain are blurred, making it impossible to discern the direction, and they just run in circles. This situation has nothing to do with ghosts and gods, and can be explained from a biological perspective. Biologists have done many experiments and found that
If you blindfold some animals and let them walk in circles, they will always walk in circles. If you blindfold people and let them walk in a straight line based on their own intuition, they will eventually walk in circles. That is to say
, the movement of living things is circular motion.
The second type has nothing to do with ghosts and gods, but has to do with Qi Men Dun Jia. In the past, Qi Men Dun Jia discovered the first situation and took advantage of the special environment in which people were located to artificially arrange some ground markers and display a lot of false information.
, causing confusion in people’s perception and making it easy to get lost and spin around, which results in a situation similar to a ghost hitting a wall.
The third situation of ghosts breaking walls is related to ghosts and gods. Under certain circumstances, people are deceived by ghosts and keep spinning in a circle, unable to get out no matter what.
The situation Yang Zimei is facing now is undoubtedly the third type.
Yang Zimei looked at the uncle in front of her who kept waving to her, and narrowed her eyes.
She picked up a small stone from the ground and threw it at him hard.
The stone was obviously thrown in a straight line, but it landed strangely on the lamppost next to it.
What exactly is going on?
Logically speaking, this is not how ordinary ghosts break into walls.
She was a little flustered, took out her mobile phone from her bag, and wanted to call Sadako, but found that her mobile phone had no signal at all.
When I forcefully dialed the number, not to mention what I could get through, there wasn't even the professional and sweet voice prompt from the mobile lady, there was just dead silence.
What the hell?
Even if it's a ghost, it shouldn't affect the mobile phone signal like this.
This is in a city, not in a ravine.
Yang Zimei put down her phone helplessly and looked up at the sky.
Master said that if you accidentally encounter a ghost hitting the wall in the wild, you can look up at the sky to find the Big Dipper and follow its direction to guide you.
However, the sky was gray and there was no starlight at all. All that could be seen was the flickering street lamp that was strangely turning on and off.
No matter which direction she looked, she saw her uncle standing under the streetlight waving to her, which really drove her crazy.
She is now very clear that it is definitely not the ghost of her uncle, but a kind of confusion.
How can we get rid of this confusion?
She looked at the high walls on both sides, and with an idea, she jumped onto the wall and saw the residential buildings outside the wall and the vehicles and people on the road outside.
She was so happy that she turned over and jumped out.
Just when she was rejoicing that she had finally escaped from the ghost wall, she was shocked to find that she had still jumped into the alley.
The street lamp with a red rope tied to the lamppost still flickered on and off in front of her eyes, and her uncle was still waving to her from a place not far away, calling her "little nephew" in a vague way.
A chill that she had never experienced before instantly hit her back, covering her whole body, and her skin suddenly rose.