Sara Wijayanto's Terrifying Experience During Exploration in the United States, Claims the Ghosts Are More Aggressive - Hard to Ask Them to Leave!

Different from Indonesia, astral beings encountered in America tend to be aggressive. They are very difficult to ask to leave and their energy is stronger.

"The character of ghosts there is aggressive, they are more stubborn. In terms of appearance, it's the same: there are those who look like ordinary humans, there are monsters, spirits, or a combination. But in terms of energy, it's stronger because the original inhabitants there are different, not white-skinned, so the land feels hot," explained Sara, who was met in the Gunawarman area, South Jakarta, on Tuesday (31/10/2023).

During the exploration in the United States, Sara Wijayanto moved hotels frequently. When in Pasadena, she had a terrifying experience that made her cancel her stay at a hotel.

"When I was in Pasadena, I asked to change hotels because there was a girl figure who said she had just died and pointed to a place that I didn't know where it was. She then stood in front of the room door and refused to leave. Because I was being waited for, I was scared. Finally, we moved to Downtown LA. The people there are scarier, but the entities are normal," said Sara.

There was another experience when staying in Las Vegas where Sara Wijayanto was visited by a woman while taking a shower. The figure remained silent for almost thirty minutes.

"At that time we were in Las Vegas and had to catch the first flight to LA in the morning. I took a shower first before my husband woke up, and suddenly there was a voice. When I looked, there was a girl without clothes, wet, and sobbing. Usually in Indonesia, if I say something, she would go away, but this one didn't disappear. In a still soapy condition, I grabbed a towel and left the bathroom, I stayed outside silently for 30 minutes. They insisted on staying," Sara recalled.

The experiences that Sara Wijayanto had in the United States certainly taught her many things. So she learned how to face something.

"I had to learn how to deal with them, whether I liked it or not. Oh, this one is more aggressive, oh, this one is like this. I had to find a way so that I wouldn't be disturbed because they could show up for a long time. There was even a time when I was eating at a restaurant, I thought a homeless person wanted to be given a dollar, turns out it wasn't a person, they were waiting outside the window," said Sara.