Episode 63 : Totally Blind… Tapi Lari Dari Rumah?! (Part 1)
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“Boleh bayangkan tak… dah lah totally blind, tapi member berani lari dari rumah dan tidur kat koridor kilang?!” 😱
This week on Zelocast – Glow with the Flow, we sit down with Alex’s close friend and mahaguru urut, Moon (Muliana bin Sairi)—and trust us, his life story sounds like something straight out of a movie.
After losing his sight following two separate accidents during his school years, Moon had to learn independence from young—ironing clothes, doing chores, serving meals and figuring out life without sight.
But then things got REALLY tough.
Following problems at home, Moon did something most of us wouldn’t even dare imagine…
He ran away from home. Completely blind.
No comfortable bed. No Google Maps. No Grab. Moon survived by sleeping along factory corridors and selling tissues door-to-door just to get by.
Then came a 5-day crash course in massage that unexpectedly changed everything. 💆♂️
That five-day opportunity eventually became a career spanning 30 years—and yes, this is the same man who later became Alex’s massage mentor! 😂
From losing his sight to literally finding his own way through the streets, Moon’s story is about surviving, adapting, learning and refusing to give up.
But hold on… we’re NOT done yet. 👀
This is only PART 1 of Moon’s incredible story!
🎙️ Episode 63 – Part 2 drops NEXT MONDAY, and there’s still plenty more Moon hasn’t told us yet.
So don’t disappear on us! 😂 Follow, subscribe and tune in next Monday as we continue the story of the mahaguru urut himself.
Trust us… you’ll want to hear how this story continues. 👀🔥
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