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“Marital problems require the individuals involved to find a solution. Some women told me their husbands used to love them a lot but later had mistresses.
“I told them they needed marriage counsellors. There are no spirits involved,” she said.
Fighting the fires: Ong showing a sign which she used to chase away the djinns from Zainab’s house in Kelantan.
Ong, 34, offers services of healing, spiritual cleansing, feng shui tips and general consultation to her clients.
As a little girl, Ong used to be scared out of her wits by ghosts that delighted in disturbing her, knowing that she could see them clearly through what is believed to be her “third eye”.
Her fright even caused her to stutter and by the time she was 11, she was so fed up of being frightened that she started “scolding the spirits and threatening them not to bother her”.
In June 2007, while she was working as a sundry goods sales representative, she knew through her sixth sense that she was destined to help people.
She then healed her 84-year-old grandfather, who was suffering from testicular cancer, and went on to help more people and her enthusiasm grew along with her success.
The most recent case was when she helped 73-year-old Zainab Sulaiman from Kelantan to chase away the evil djinns that caused hundreds of small fires at the latter's house.
Zainab made a trip to Penang on Sunday to express her gratitude to Ong.
The widow, who lives in a wooden house in Kampung Penambang Bunga Emas near Kota Baru with her daughter-in-law and two grandchildren, had been plagued with mysterious fires which destroyed over 250 articles of clothing, mats, curtains, mattresses and many other things.
At least five paranormal experts had attempted to exorcise Zainab's house since late last year till January a bomoh, a Thai medium, an American couple who practise exorcism, a group of Muslim ghostbusters, and Ong.
Ong added that some parents also sought her help with their children's studies. She said she could help by changing their names as that would bring improvement in some cases.
“A person's name is very important and it can affect one's whole life. In everyone's life, God decides 50% of our fate when we are born while the rest depends on our choice.”
Because of her young age, Ong said she was often “challenged” by other masters on her skills.
“I have received calls and visits by people pretending to be sick but I know their intention. We should be helping the needy instead.”
By WINNIE YEOH winnie@thestar.com.my
GEORGE TOWN: Ong Q Leng might be an accomplished spiritual healer and ghostbuster but some people seek her help even to solve problems brought unto themselves, especially marital problems. But Master Ong, as she is better known, says these are problems she cannot solve.“Marital problems require the individuals involved to find a solution. Some women told me their husbands used to love them a lot but later had mistresses.
“I told them they needed marriage counsellors. There are no spirits involved,” she said.
Fighting the fires: Ong showing a sign which she used to chase away the djinns from Zainab’s house in Kelantan. Ong, 34, offers services of healing, spiritual cleansing, feng shui tips and general consultation to her clients.
As a little girl, Ong used to be scared out of her wits by ghosts that delighted in disturbing her, knowing that she could see them clearly through what is believed to be her “third eye”.
Her fright even caused her to stutter and by the time she was 11, she was so fed up of being frightened that she started “scolding the spirits and threatening them not to bother her”.
In June 2007, while she was working as a sundry goods sales representative, she knew through her sixth sense that she was destined to help people.
She then healed her 84-year-old grandfather, who was suffering from testicular cancer, and went on to help more people and her enthusiasm grew along with her success.
The most recent case was when she helped 73-year-old Zainab Sulaiman from Kelantan to chase away the evil djinns that caused hundreds of small fires at the latter's house.
Zainab made a trip to Penang on Sunday to express her gratitude to Ong.
The widow, who lives in a wooden house in Kampung Penambang Bunga Emas near Kota Baru with her daughter-in-law and two grandchildren, had been plagued with mysterious fires which destroyed over 250 articles of clothing, mats, curtains, mattresses and many other things.
At least five paranormal experts had attempted to exorcise Zainab's house since late last year till January a bomoh, a Thai medium, an American couple who practise exorcism, a group of Muslim ghostbusters, and Ong.
Ong added that some parents also sought her help with their children's studies. She said she could help by changing their names as that would bring improvement in some cases.
“A person's name is very important and it can affect one's whole life. In everyone's life, God decides 50% of our fate when we are born while the rest depends on our choice.”
Because of her young age, Ong said she was often “challenged” by other masters on her skills.
“I have received calls and visits by people pretending to be sick but I know their intention. We should be helping the needy instead.”
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