The Other Side of Dodit Mulyanto's Forest House, Many Guardians - The Invisible Kingdom Becomes a Neighbor

This time, Dodit will explore every corner of his house. Not alone, but accompanied by Uncle Hao, a metaphysics expert and a team from the Kisah Tanah Jawa channel.

Dodit was curious about this forest house. True enough, there are many stories revealed by Uncle Hao.

One of them is the teak used as the walls. This teak from Blitar turns out to have its own guardians, a husband and wife wearing traditional Javanese clothes.

Fortunately, these guardians have positive energy that makes people feel comfortable staying there for a long time. Not only that, they also deny any bad things that happen.

Like this broken tree, for example. The broken part did not fall towards the house, but the other way around.

This Dodit's house is not in one building, but separated. Like the toilet for example, so if you want to go there, you have to go down the road and you will find an open toilet.

This is a picture of the toilet in Dodit's house. There is a special reason why the toilet is built there, so that there is a human aura in the surrounding area below.

There, Dodit also keeps some animals. Like a zoo, because Dodit apparently has a horse stable.

This is a warehouse intentionally built by Dodit without any windows. Many people are curious about this warehouse because it is so closed. Dodit is also afraid that many people will think of this warehouse as a place for black magic.

There is a clear water source here that Dodit built as a water reservoir. It turns out that this clear water has a guardian. Om Hao calls her a woman figure like a fairy.

Even at certain times, the guardians along with their children play in the water there. They are very happy with the water reservoir. In the front, Dodit also placed a dwarapala statue symbolized as a guardian.

100 meters from Dodit's house, there is apparently a hidden kingdom inhabited by genderuwo. These genderuwo do not come to Dodit's house, because they already have their own territory.

There is one more interesting thing. Not far from the house, there is also a building that resembles a chimney. It turns out there is a story about it. Formerly, a woman of Dutch and Javanese descent named Christin lived there.