I read about the origin of the Scottish Stone Curse in an old Scottish book and bought it in a second-hand shop. According to the book, in the past, the Scots became their own country and were later invaded by the English and the Nordic people. In order to protect the graves of their ancestors, the Scots put a curse: "Anyone who takes stones from ancient tombs or destroys cemeteries will suffer bad luck, and those who do not repent will even die. 」
Some Europeans have also heard this legend. In 2000, a Belgian tourist visited several large ancient tombs in Scotland and brought home a two-pound stone. How did he know he was at home? His daughter's foot is broken. On the first day after his vacation, he was fired by his employer, and then his wife became seriously ill. At this time, he remembered the stone he brought back from Scotland, so he sent it back to Edinburgh Tourism Bureau and told his unfortunate experience, hoping to drive away the bad luck after returning the stone. According to the staff of the Tourism Bureau, some people with stones also said that there were ghosts.
Sandstone in Hawaii is the most dangerous project in tourism.
When tourists arrive, the Hawaii Tourism Bureau has a notice board that says "Don't take any sand and stones from Hawaii". Many tourists will only think that it is environmental protection, and don't destroy the natural environment. In fact, it is because of a curse of Hawaiians!
It is said that Hawaii has been an Indian kingdom for thousands of years, until the white people invaded in the past, and one of the royal family members who were killed in Hawaii left a curse when he died-"Anyone who takes Hawaiian land will
No good end! "And the land taken away also includes stones and sand taken away by tourists later, so it attracts many tourists every year.
A couple visited Hawaii and took a stone from a volcanic island to their home in America. Her husband knows the curse, but he doesn't believe it. How did he know that he was killed by a car on the street corner the day he came home? So his wife quickly sent the stone back to the Hawaii Tourism Bureau. The Tourism Bureau receives stones from all directions every day. They were all stolen by tourists, sent back after the accident and wrote down their own experiences.
Another case is that a young man took a bottle of sand in Hawaii. A week after I got home, my eyes suddenly turned black while driving, and I hit the car and my foot was broken. A friend went to the hospital to see him and asked him if he took the sand from Hawaii. He sent it back immediately. It turns out that many people in the United States know about this, but some of them don't believe in evil and get into trouble!
Some people took the Hawaiian stone without knowing the curse, and when they came back from tourism, they found that the photos could not be developed. Later, when I learned about the curse, I sent the stone back.
The local people say that everyone who takes the stone will be punished differently, and those who knowingly commit the crime will get the worst result!