My Supernatural Encounter with the Orange Being: True Stories and Experiences with Unworldly Entities and the Unexplained.

By Hayley Bi

Hayley Bi believes that sharing life experiences and what is beyond our consciousness can be powerful and healing not just for her, but also for others who may have a desire to do the same.

In a collection of true stories, Bi begins by sharing several supernatural childhood experiences that included learning her sister was possessed and given away, using a Ouija board to communicate with the dead, camping in a haunted area in Hong Kong, and gradually realizing she had been gifted with a sixth sense. As she reveals how her gift allowed her to know about an upcoming fire in her apartment building, hear the voice of her car accident, and encounter unbelievable sights such as an orange being, Bi also shares how she found gratitude for the important messages communicated to her through dreams.

My Supernatural Encounter with the Orange Being shares several stories that provide a glimpse into the paranormal world and reveal how one woman realized there is much more to be discovered.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Balboa Press
• Release date: May 1, 2018
• ISBN: 9781982201647

Hayley Bi

Hayley Bi was born in Hong Kong. She immigrated to British Columbia, Canada, when she was eighteen. Her interest in the supernatural world ever since she was a kid has eventually led her into discovering her own sixth sense when she was in her twenties. This book is her debut into the literary world of nonfiction. She is planning to write more, both in nonfiction and fiction, based on the same subject matter in the future. She is interested in reading books from people who possess any kind of psychic abilities, shopping, watching YouTube videos, and travelling. She is currently living with Harry and her two teenage children, Aidan and Janelle. Hayley Bi received a degree in psychology, a diploma in counseling, a certificate in family studies and a diploma in makeup artistry. For more information, please visit www.HayleyBi.com Please share your review on my website or the website you bought this book from. Thank you!

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Balboa Press rev. date: 04/30/2018

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CONTENTS

Chapter 1     Why Do I Even Bother to Write?

Chapter 2     It’s All Good to Share

Chapter 3     My Sister Was Possessed

Chapter 4     My Ouija Board Story

Chapter 5     Camping at a Haunted Area In Hong Kong

Chapter 6     Waving at Popeye

Chapter 7     My Dad, No Longer Here

Chapter 8     My Destiny to Have My Two Kids

Chapter 9     Signs of Fire

Chapter 10   The Voice about My Car Accident

Chapter 11   Reading the Chinese Book Ways To Change Destiny Has Changed My Life

Chapter 12   Dreams about My Mom’s Death

Chapter 13   The Encounter of the Orange Being In A Motel

Chapter 14   The End But Not Really—Other Orange Rectangle Encounters

Chapter 15   An Important Message

To my family

CHAPTER 1

WHY DO I EVEN BOTHER TO WRITE?

T hat’s a good question. Maybe I shouldn’t even bother. I struggled because writing a book isn’t easy. So many steps are involved. By the way, what’s the big deal if I don’t have a book under my name? Most people don’t anyway. It is easier to give up than putting this together. I know it could take me forever to finish.

While I am hating myself for having this trait of giving up easily and thinking it is much easier to find myself escape into YouTube videos for a couple of hours than doing anything productive, my better-change-your-life voice was suddenly blasting into my ears, You’d better start writing now!

I didn’t know why I had such urgency now but not a month or six months ago. It sounded like I had finally gotten a definitive answer from the universe to my request to change my life. It had casually slipped off from my mouth a few years ago. And writing a book was a confirmation with an embossed paper seal inscribed, Solution to your yearning—to change your life and others’ lives. It felt like a fruit inside me was coming to a ripe stage and was ready to be picked.

For the longest time, I have been secretly wishing to write a book. But I wasn’t serious until two years ago when I began to look up online seminars that taught people how to publish e-books. I paid for an inexpensive audio program, spent a few hours listening to it, and jotted down some notes. That was pretty much it for my interest. I almost forgot I had taken that online course until earlier this year when I saw my yellowing notepad sticking out like a sore thumb from my huge random pile of used and brand-new notebooks and papers.

I wiggled it out and quickly scanned through it. All I said to myself was, I don’t remember writing these down, but it might be useful one day. Then I just tucked the notepad back in despite its discoloration. The divine really has a way to show me the meaning of synchrony. The voice, the urgency, and the notepad showed up one after the other within a brief period.

Awesome! Writing a book is what I want to do anyway. But the question that had been popping up in my mind on an intermittent basis was, What should I write about? I knew deep down that I wasn’t interested in writing something about what I do as a living. It has been hard for me to come up with an interesting or meaningful way to approach my years of experiences and turn them into a book for some reason. But work and taking care of my family are my routine. These two important roles I play occupy many hours of my life!

Although I always tried to come up with some new product ideas or innovative ways of doing things, I always discovered later that they were only brand new to me. Other people had already materialized the same ideas. With no obvious talents in developing new inventions or theories of anything and living a life with no extraordinary or exciting details, how could I write a book worth the attention of readers?

Believe it or not, you will know when it’s the right time. After the voice, the urgency, and the notepad showed up, I sat down quietly one night and told myself to think about what to write. Without prolonged thinking, it almost felt like a flick of the light switch or a push on the handle of the toilet. A flush of ideas just came.

Without further ado, I put my finger into action and checked out all the possible apps for writing. Since I carry my cell phone everywhere, I decided to do my writing on my cell phone so I had no excuses not to. Scrutinizing each app carefully, I found S Note was a no. OneNote wasn’t suitable. Microsoft Word, however, seemed to be perfect. As if an invisible force were manipulating my fingers, they were pressing keys here and there, scrolling up and down, and moving this way and that. Magically I figured a way to connect my Dropbox and Word document together. If you asked me how I did it, I would tell you that I have no memory of that.

I systematically wrote down the chapter titles of the stories I was intending to tell. Those are my firsthand experiences about how I got attracted to the mystical world and beyond. I knew there was so much more out there than meets the eye and our consciousness. And so I will describe what I have seen, how I have felt, how my life was changed, and more.

CHAPTER 2

IT’S ALL GOOD TO SHARE

I am not a psychic like Sylvia Browne, James Van Praagh, or John Edward. And I don’t see angels with wings or people’s souls like Lorna Byrne. I enjoy watching them on TV or YouTube or reading their works. Frankly, I must confess that I wish I could be them, working as a psychic who sees spirits, the dead, and the beyond at will.

At this point, I hope that your eyes are not rolling, heart is not sinking, and brain is not questioning what on earth you bought this book for. No, I don’t possess those clairvoyant, clairaudience, or clairsentience abilities, and I have paid psychics to tell me my future instead of working as one. But I believe that sharing life experiences can be powerful.

I am convinced that there is a spectrum for intuitive ability, meaning there is a wide range from having a gut feeling to the full-blown abilities of seeing ghosts and spirits and forecasting people’s future. I was told many times that I possess a sixth sense or a sense of knowing. And a lot of times they were more than just gut feelings. During the summer when I had a chance to learn about palm reading from a master on YouTube, I learned I have an indisputable sixth sense line shown on my palm.

I deeply believed that many more people worldwide are equipped with similar intuitive abilities. By writing my experiences, not only is it cathartic to me, it’s also an opportunity for me to find people who can resonate with my stories and be encouraged to open their hearts and share theirs.

Oftentimes, people are afraid to share their experiences, especially the ones of the unusual nature, seemingly irrational. Personally, I used to pick and choose the right people to share those experiences with. As I am getting older, I tend to share them more openly with believers and nonbelievers alike. I couldn’t care less about how people judge me now. Who knows? Maybe I was once being ridiculed or even classified as crazy. But who cares? I am sure a substantial number of people out there—many of them actually—have already encountered something that cannot be explained in some way and somehow questioned their sanity. Different people deal with it differently. Some people prefer to sweep these experiences under the rug; others, like me, who have gained a fair share over the years, would rather let it out. Writing this book is a perfect opportunity