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Khemjira Episode 2 Reaction (Patreon)

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2025-08-18 15:44:08
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I hope we not gonna get longer and longer eps!!!

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Asher J

my guess is khaki guy is khemika's fiance and also somewhat related (brother cousin?) to Pawat (Paran's past life) that scene where Paran saw Khem as past life tells me that somehow Paran retained past life memories no idea how ghost lady comes into the picture still - khemika ruined her life by 'stealing' the love of her life and causing her to suffer in a painful death??? it cant just be early stages of love to have such strong curse/grievance

SimplyNas

Shamanistic beliefs states that if you want to see if a place has spirits all you need to do is poke a hole thru a leaf and look thru that hole. I was actually surprised to see that they used the leaf to get Jet to see spirits again. Since the first episode when Master Paran’s two spirits were introduced I’ve been wondering why Jet’s vision was sealed. He’s touted himself to be Master’s top disciple and this episode proved that he is a very powerful shaman in training but yet his vision is sealed. I wonder if it’s because of his feisty personality or him wanting to help everyone he sees in need. My theory is that he kept bringing home so many spirits to help and something happened to him as a child. It is hard to translate the incantations as those are passed down from an ancient language that not everyone speaks. Only those trained to be shamans or their assistants are taught those incantations and spells. And there are many different types of shaman too so each type would have specific spells. My maternal grandfather was a healer shaman and helped heal many young children from sickness back in the old country.