"I thought I was going to find solace in Church, but my soul, my spirit ilikataa kabisa, tried worshiping, tried praying, yaani hadi maombi ilikataa kabisa," wrote Njambi in part.
Upon returning home, things did not simmer down, forcing her to reach out to her friends to inquire if they were experiencing whatever she was. Much to her disbelief, they all could.
She added that one even confided in her that she had had a dream in relation to the weird feeling but at the time could not connect the dots.
Luckily for them, after talking openly about what was tormenting them...the heaviness, and feeling of being watched left.
"Kwa nyumba, l swear I could feel there was someone watching me, even in Church, I could feel that spirit. It's funny because @trina jacquie and my other friend could feel it too. Trina Jacquie even had a dream about it but hangeitranslate saa hizo....
The weird part is that we all sat down and started 'analysing' how we were feeling, hikio kikitu kikadisappear.
It's funny because I used to feel this kitambo after a night out but I couldn't put a finger on it. I used to think it was the alcohol... Yoh!... Kumbe nilikuwa nakuja home na maspirits banaa...," the last of her distraught post read.
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