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The only time I’ve thought about it since (apart from this re-telling), is after recently watching Ju-on: The Grudge, a Japanese horror flick. A few shadowy, bed scenes in there sent me right back to that night.

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When I filled out the survey, the professor actually wrote me back! I was surprised. That was years ago, however.

Most Koreans know what “Gawi” is, but when I moved to the U.S., people didn’t even have a name for it. There most be some sort of genetic disposition for getting “gawied”. Even for those Americans that I talked to who told me about it, most say that they are simply “annoyed” by it, but very few actually talk about “malevolent entity” present during a gawi.

Ive noticed that in almost all cases with me, they almost always happen if I havent slept well in the last few days or Im stressed out about something. When they happen, Im conscious of it being a terror dream and I imagine that Im being battered by a wave (I surf). I relax and let the thing pass.

Apparently some years before we moved in the Korean Housing Authority was remodeling the building and a worker who drank too much soju at lunch fell to his death there.

Just to finish with this topic I would like to mention a different non-medical non-materialistic explanation to some situations. When I was a child I used to see in my room, as clear as I can see you:), a sort of red humanoid monster which really was hating me. I used to cover myself, in terror. It was static in front of me, appearing each night more completely at the same place. One night it never came back. I know someone who has this experience once a year in average. It is important that this doesn’t occur in the same place (otherwise the following explanation can not hold). According to our buddhist master (a Tibetan lama), this is a spontaneous (i.e. without training by means of yogas etc.) of a wrathful deity, i.e. an aspect of our awaken mind which manifests itself outside, mixing with the external vision. The Buddha itself, just before becoming the Awakened, was (externally) attacked by the armies of Mara. Thus, this is a kind of movie projection and we believe the hatred comes from outside, but it is from inside as a reflection, because this feeling is one of the basic passion of human beings (together with ignorance and desire).

Anyway, I stop bothering you with religion. No ghosts there, I am afraid:) And no scissors as well.

The story of Hugh seems of a different kind, however, and could be a case of haunting ghost.

That night, I had the most unforgettable …nightmare? not really. Experiences, of my life. Our bedrooms were arranged around a central living room. In the night, I woke up, groggy, convinced that there was something outside my door, and that it HATED me. The feeling was powerful enough to make me cower under the covers, almost sobbing. At some point of cowering, I went back to sleep.

We had to work early at that place. The next morning the four of us got up, and trudged to work. 10 minutes into our usual silent walk, my coworker said “I had the worst dream last week”

I snapped my head around. More importantly, in the process of doing that, I caught 2 of my co-workers snapping THEIR heads up and staring at him. He told his story. He’d felt that some “presence” in the living room had “hated” him there in his room.

Excitedly, all four of us shared that we’d had the same experience. The next night, we said goodnight wondering what would happen. Nothing.

We think there was a spirit (spirits) there, who were freaked at us waygooks, but then fled.