There are so many people all around the world who would do anything to have a glimpse of their past, meet their loved ones who they lost, and just feel the energy of it all surrounding them. The number if counted would cross millions for people who have always wished to know all about their past lives, what will happen in their future, what their loved ones who are no longer with them are going through, and much more.
And what if this was all possible? What if you could look down and see it all? What if there really was an answer as to what would happen in the future, what you did in your past, and what your deceased loved ones are upto? Well, a ‘well’ could give the answer!
The story
According to a video that is going viral on social media, there is a well (kua in Hindi) in China that lets people take a peek into their past and future lives, makes them experience meeting their deceased loved ones, and it is all so powerful that people start crying with emotions when they experience it.
Two different videos about this well are going viral, one on YouTube and another on Instagram. Both of the videos have one thing in common – the location. The videos claim that in Mount Jiuhua’s Yin-Yang Well people can see their deceased relatives, their past actions, and their future outcomes as well.
What is the public reaction?
People who have seen these videos are desperate to find out their accurate locations but most claim that they cannot find this story anywhere else and thus doubt if it is at all true. In fact, some are even saying that the reactions of people in the video, where some people can be heard crying and some others sounding excited, are all suggestive and are results of false hallucinations that they are getting because of hear-say. And the most common argument is that by science and logic one cannot know what the future holds, nor can someone contact someone from the dead.
But even in the pile of scientific knowledge, there are some more curious people who wish to see what the well holds. A person who claimed to have visited the site wrote “The experiences reported by many are likely a mix of personal beliefs, cultural influence, and psychology suggestion. No scientific evidence supports the supernatural claims….”
