North Shore Oahu not only offers stunning landscapes and thrilling waves; He hides gloomy stories that whisper through lush valleys. Here, the antique spirits and gloomy legends are intertwined, revealing the haunted reality under the picturesque facade of the island.
North Shore Oahu is eminent for the sun -drawn beaches, ongoing surfing and this kind of scenery that makes you consider abandoning your life on the continent to become a beach ass. But there is something much darker for perfect postcards, which travel brochures definitely not mention.
In the lush heart of the Waimea valley, in which Waimea falls into a cascade in the pool, which once echoed with the shouts of diving viewers, there is a silent fear. Central fear. This piece of paradise is more than a picturesque background – this is one of the most haunted sections of the Earth in Hawaii.
Dark heart of the Waimea valley
The Waimea Valley, also known as the Priests' Valley, is a holy place with a deep spiritual and cultural importance in Hawaii. Once, the Hawaiian high priests' house and members of the royal family were – and is still – he believed in the place where the veil between the worlds is dangerously lean. The whole valley is full of Heiau (temples), antique burial places and archaeological remains of the past.
This place is a unique Hawaiian botanical garden in a significant cultural and archaeological place. The area was once an adventure park where you could see the cliff diving shows, ride on ATV and trams and canoeing. He was closed and transferred to Audubon Society in 2003 and transformed it into a botanical garden.
A crying child with North Shore
At the other end of the northern shore on Oahu, it was said that the haunted house was standing or at least used. According to local knowledge and sources, such as Realhaunts.com, the woman once lived here with her baby and finally persecuted the shore.
The isolated, exhausted and overwhelmed mother finally growled – annoying the child at the time of the madness caused by his constant crying. She buried him under the house and lived with a secret until her death. What happened after the murder with her mother is uncertain and how long before she joined her child after death, she is not said. But together it is said that they are haunting the northern shore of Oahu.
Today, residents and guests report that a child crying in the early morning hours. Children don't live there. No families. Only the tenious profession of a child lost in time.
Some say that the child's spirit is still looking for his mother. Others whisper that the act has woke up something completely different – something that now persecuted ownership.
The details of this ghost story are vague and it seems that nobody knows where this story comes from. In what property or in what house it happened, is uncertain, but despite this people talk about the shouts of the mother passing through the waves and the breeze.
Holy place, haunted heritage
North Shore is not only a beach lover's dream – it is a spiritual pressure cooker. According to antique Hawaiian beliefs, some places are “rich in mana”-full of spiritual energy, both kind and threatening. The Waimea Valley, with deep connections with the past and supernatural, is one of these places.
That is why many Hawaiians still observe kapu (taboo) when entering these areas. That is why after gloomy you will not catch your aunt walking through the valley. And that's why, if you hear your child crying in the wind or see the cliff jump when nobody is there, you don't question it.
You just go away – and can leave an offer or two. Just in case.
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Spirit cup on the northern shore of Oahu
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