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- 0:04I joined a group with the intention of meeting more people. I was just
- 0:10divorced and I was looking for a way to get into something. I had
- 0:13spent 15 years with my ex- husband. My psychologist had encouraged me to
- 0:17start new friendships, as I needed a change of heart. After a few
- 0:23years of trying to comfort us for the loss of our only child, it
- 0:28was impossible for us to fill the void that had left us, so we
- 0:32decided to move away. I was left alone and with the support of continuing
- 0:36to work, because it was necessary to live. Since I am not an
- 0:41extroverted person, I decided that the best thing for me was to look for
- 0:45some activity in which I could meet new people and because I had too much
- 0:51time involved in my activities, as a teacher. My best chance to get
- 0:54to know other people was in help groups. After some searches, I entered
- 1:00the church group that was near my house. There they met on Saturday nights
- 1:03so they could talk about the loss. It was a kind of workshop where
- 1:08we were put to paint or read and then give our impressions, because the
- 1:14idea was to channel all our feelings in an artistic way. I would like
- 1:19to mention that at that time I was in my forties, so I wasn
- 1:23' t too big to fit in with the more adult people, but still
- 1:29I started to get better with the elderly in the group than with the people
- 1:32nearby. At my age. So I met Lydia, a sixty- five
- 1:37- year- old woman, who had lost her husband for six months,
- 1:40and was also looking for a way to return to the world, because she
- 1:45felt lonely in the house because her children lived far away. We both got
- 1:51along pretty well almost immediately. We liked to talk about the activities that put
- 1:56us to do and since she was a person who talked a lot, I
- 2:00let her carry the conversation, because, as I mentioned before, she was
- 2:05not a person especially encouraged to be talking all the time. After three months
- 2:10of sharing on Saturday afternoons, we decided to go out on a Sunday for
- 2:15breakfast and it turned out that we had more in common than I thought,
- 2:20as we shared tastes in the kind of food we liked or the books we
- 2:23had read that we liked the most. Lydia was a very funny lady.
- 2:30I was glad even with his messages, because he hadn' t gotten used
- 2:34to using his cell phone and we ended up laughing the way he sent some
- 2:38message. As I said before, we immediately became friends. So after that
- 2:44break for breakfast, we became so close that we started to join each other
- 2:49when the other wanted to go buy things or try some new kind. That
- 2:53' s why I started painting classes. We also went into a weaving class
- 2:58and even went to exercise with a zumba teacher. When we were about a
- 3:05year old to meet. He told me that he wanted to enter a reading
- 3:08group that had been recommended by a colleague of the Magisterium. She was a
- 3:14former teacher and was very active with her former colleagues. Like me, I
- 3:19had nothing to lose. I told her I was going with her to that
- 3:23reading club that was every Friday in a cafe in the heart of Guadalajara.
- 3:29The coffee was called Madoka, and that' s where I knew the members
- 3:32of that reading club. The other five members who had a few months of
- 3:38meeting on Friday afternoon to discuss the books they read. They were known to
- 3:44other well- known retirees as not all read. At the same rate,
- 3:49it often became a talk of familiar gossip, about which we had no idea
- 3:54who they were among that flourishing group of people was august a gentleman also entered
- 4:00in years who liked to talk more about his life than about the readings we
- 4:03were supposed to do. In addition to feeling tired of his talks, I
- 4:11was outraged at the way he had so open to treat as his protégé a
- 4:15little girl he always brought with him. She was rich and accompanied a neighbor
- 4:19who had invited her to the reading club meetings. When I came in,
- 4:26they were reading the old one and the sea. The idea was to finish
- 4:29it in a month so we could all talk about what we liked the most.
- 4:32At the end of that month. Not everyone had finished it, but
- 4:36we already knew about the lives of everyone else in the group and out of
- 4:40respect for them, I won' t tell anything about their private lives.
- 4:45I will only mention the most important of them, Mr Augustus, the one
- 4:49who involved us all in the search for life after death. That gentleman was
- 4:55a man with money, there' s no other way to describe him.
- 4:58He was a man of almost seventy years who had lived a good life for
- 5:02his family' s money and had devoted himself to teaching or politics for many
- 5:06years, even after retirement. He was still in those environments until his wife
- 5:13had died, a woman twenty years younger than him. She had died in
- 5:18less than three months from a cancer that was not detected in time, and
- 5:23now he was looking to entertain himself, in other things, in getting out
- 5:28of his normal circle of friendships, because everyone always reminded him of the death
- 5:32of his wife,Érika, had brought him to the reading club. I
- 5:35had met her in a painting course she took with a renowned teacher that I
- 5:40will not mention out of respect. I' ll just mention that Erika was
- 5:45his niece. That meeting would become very strange because of Erica, as she
- 5:50invited us who were interested in the subject to meet a group of alternative tastes.
- 5:59Yes, she presented that as something alternative, that at the time of
- 6:02asking the subjects, she only told us that they were talks at the House
- 6:06of Augustus and they were meditation topics and other things that had esoteric tinges.
- 6:14Many declined the invitation because they did not think it was right to do such
- 6:18things because they were Catholics. Lydia was fascinated by the subject, because I
- 6:23had always wanted to try something like this and inevitably followed her interest to stay
- 6:28close to her, because from the beginning, Mr Augustus gave me a bad
- 6:32thorn to be with that protected bride I had with me. After the reading
- 6:38meeting was over, the man approached us and told us that the next meeting
- 6:41would be on Saturday. Fifteen days after the meeting we were at, he
- 6:45gave us his address, we exchanged phone numbers and retired from there with the
- 6:51idea that Lydia wanted to see if they would teach him how to use quartz
- 6:56or Tibetan meditation. At fifteen days we arrive by point point to a house
- 7:00in a sound face of the city. There we received a manager and passed
- 7:04us to a living room with a pool table. Next door were some other
- 7:09games stuff. Among them stood out a small round table with five chairs around
- 7:14it. Augustus was already there withÉrika, there was also her aunt and
- 7:19a very severe character man who seemed to be close to the painter. We
- 7:25arrived ten minutes before the meeting, but I was surprised everyone was there.
- 7:30I was also surprised to see that we were so few. We continue with
- 7:34all the courtesy that is needed In these cases we present ourselves a little bit
- 7:41of our history and then began the central theme of the meeting. So they
- 7:45started talking about astral travel and extraterrestrial life. Halfway through that four- hour
- 7:50meeting, I was already tired. I don' t believe in any of
- 7:55that. So I stood up for my friend, but when I wanted to
- 7:59find support in her to go there or never return, she told me she
- 8:03was amazed at the group and wanted to continue to frequent them without realizing it.
- 8:07I was dragged away, something I' m very sorry about, but
- 8:11I couldn' t do anything about it either. Little by little, my
- 8:15life changed. I didn' t go out looking for other groups that much.
- 8:18I focused on running the reading club more, the esoteric club and when
- 8:22I least imagined it, I was only in that group because time didn'
- 8:28t give me anything else or I always ended up missing other commitments because of
- 8:33something that was going on. Lydia was hooked. I read everything they recommended,
- 8:39it was reported in many ways of everything they said. So he started
- 8:43to know a lot more about those issues than I do. In addition,
- 8:46I was not actively doing anything, so I was limited to knowing what they
- 8:50were talking about each meeting, as in every group of people with common interests.
- 8:56The closeness was increasing despite my doubts, beginning to commune with many of
- 9:01the things they said. I thought of keeping my mind open, because I
- 9:07couldn' t lose anything to think that there were more things than I knew
- 9:11in the world. So we began to deal with the subject of spiritism.
- 9:16We all talked about loved ones that we would like to talk about again or
- 9:20to know if they had a message for us, but especially Lydia and Mr
- 9:26Augusto wanted to start practicing a little on those issues. I saw the danger
- 9:31of falling into occultism and even Satanism, and that was something I did not
- 9:35want to experience. It wasn' t that I believed, but in case
- 9:41it existed or it didn' t exist, I decided it was best to
- 9:45get away from it, because more than one person swears that horrible things happened
- 9:50to the next session because of that. I wasn' t ilidia, I
- 9:52didn' t forgive myself. That' s why the other members of the
- 9:54group searched me for calls to ask me not to be scared that, as
- 10:00we were already a very close group. It was very cruel of me to
- 10:01decide to put everything aside just because I didn' t think it would be
- 10:07a topic that they wanted to discuss and get to know. I remained as
- 10:11reluctant as I could. I didn' t want to look so cruel,
- 10:15but I was really afraid. It was a sixth sense that I was going
- 10:18to start playing with forces that it was better to put them aside or just
- 10:24leave them to a major force, because I couldn' t deal with that.
- 10:28It would take about two or three more sessions without me saying anything about
- 10:31coming back and one afternoon Erika found me waiting outside my job. I was
- 10:37already aware that this would happen, because Lydia had told me that Erika told
- 10:43her that she would go straight to find me to ask why she did not
- 10:46want to return to the circle to which she had the least sympathy and to
- 10:52which she spoke the least. He was trying to convince me. She took
- 10:56me to a cafe and invited her to tell how she had begun in the
- 11:01realm of the supernatural and although her story seems to be drawn from the worst
- 11:05hallucination of a sick person. I' ll count it.Érika believed that
- 11:09there was the beyond because of an accident when she was seven years old.
- 11:16Her family had gone for a walk to a lake and when they neglected,
- 11:20the girl went overboard falling into the water. Rarely, the first one to
- 11:24react was her aunt and fortunately she could swim, because she threw herself into
- 11:30the water without thinking about it. One second, the girl had been submerged,
- 11:33deep, but she had still swallowed water and was unconscious. Fortunately,
- 11:39he woke up. They went to the medical services, where they told them
- 11:43that the girl would be fine, as she had only been a major scare.
- 11:48From there, she realized that there was a world beyond the world that
- 11:52we can all see and that, in addition, learning about the ways in
- 11:56which that world moves had allowed her to experiment with divine consciousness. She could
- 12:03enter trance states where she spoke of other ways in which she had lived and
- 12:07of knowledge that were bestowed upon her. With that group they had managed to
- 12:13get us all on the same channel. Or so I believed her, so
- 12:16now that we all trusted each other, she would like to put her skills
- 12:20in our hands so that we could have a session and invoke the spirit of
- 12:26one of our dead relatives. After that explanation, I remain incredulous, but
- 12:31I cannot deny the sensations I felt It was fear, but also something that
- 12:37drove me out of there without saying anything else or giving explanations. Unfortunately,
- 12:43I did not listen to that and decided to go and help in that session,
- 12:46but on the condition that they no longer sought me because I no longer
- 12:50wanted to participate. I put a silly excuse saying that I was more attracted
- 12:54to going to a new prayer group where I had a few weeks going to
- 12:58collaborate. Erika was very sure of herself, as she had a quiet and
- 13:03calculating character. He said yes to everything I asked without putting, but some
- 13:07of that only left me with more distrust and fear. She might be planning
- 13:13something horrible, but the way she hid her emotions, it would be too
- 13:18late for someone to realize that she was lying. Even so, I decided
- 13:24to go and I don' t know if I did it for trouble,
- 13:28for helping or for fear of what that girl with ice eyes could do to
- 13:31me who had come to stand outside my school to try to convince me to
- 13:37summon the dead. The day and the time marked arrived. It didn'
- 13:41t help that that August night was raining in the seas. The atmosphere was
- 13:46scary. They had left the lights half- lit and pulled everything out of
- 13:50that playroom. There was only the bar of drinks with the refrigerator and the
- 13:56table where we would all sit. Being a completely empty room, the echo
- 14:01that bounced our voices made me feel like I had gotten into my own grave
- 14:05and, despite all the sensations I had, I didn' t run like
- 14:11a completely normal or routine situation. Everyone was taking that. They had come
- 14:18talking about trivialities, worried about what they were going to order for dinner and
- 14:22if, after or before we started the session, we liked a cocktail or,
- 14:26something to drink after weeks of not seeing Lydia. I was surprised to
- 14:31feel her so changed and even wore an opposite dress, something I had never
- 14:35seen before. I dissimulated my surprise and moved on, as the sooner that
- 14:41madness happened, the sooner I was going to go home to try to forget
- 14:46how I had gotten to that point. We sat around the table. It
- 14:52was decided that nothing would be eaten or drunk until the session was over.
- 14:56I first heard how the painter talked about the cone with the beyond and asked
- 15:01us to let ourselves be carried away by the energy, by those forces of
- 15:05the beyond that were to take us as conduit to be able to manifestÉrick
- 15:11was in silence. His eyes were closed and his palms were completely on the
- 15:16table. The table was decorated in a special way, had a very fine
- 15:22tablecloth like suede, had a red color, very dark and the chairs had
- 15:26cushions to make more comfortable. When we sat on them, I saw that
- 15:33they were all well dressed, arranged in a special way, and that gave
- 15:37me a bad impression. Who was going to invoke the dead that way maybe
- 15:41it was because I didn' t take it seriously, but I was going
- 15:45in casual clothes and an umbrella to avoid getting wet. Upon leaving, after
- 15:48the painter, followed Augusto, who remembered the dead of all and the eagerness
- 15:52to see them again or to know that they were elsewhere waiting for everyone to
- 15:58reunite with their loved ones. Fear entered me again all over my body.
- 16:06But this time, instead of just giving me a feeling of discomfort, I
- 16:10started shaking my legs and wanted to go from there to whatever it took,
- 16:14so I tried to stop at that gentleman' s half speech when Lydia grabbed
- 16:18me from one thigh and gave me a sign that I would wait, I
- 16:23didn' t know what to do and foolishly stayed there. After that,
- 16:26she began to speak, thanked everyone present and said that we were there in
- 16:30search of forming a bond of living energy for which everyone could come back to
- 16:36life for a second to the people who were going to ask her medium.
- 16:41He then addressed Erika and asked her if she was ready to begin the trance.
- 16:48She didn' t talk, she just felt her head and started passing
- 16:51the palms of her hand all over the table, making circles. She said
- 16:55a kind of prayer, but it wasn' t something I knew and even
- 17:00he I' m sure doesn' t exist as such, but she had
- 17:03decided to make a kind of petition to the dead. But in his own
- 17:07way, after he stopped moving his hands on the table, he adjusted the
- 17:11black bow he was wearing on his head and I realized it was some sort
- 17:15of blanket to cover his hair. She covered her face with it and put
- 17:19some pins on her sides to keep them from moving. After that he breathed
- 17:26deeply and asked us to hold hands. He warned us that we had to
- 17:32ask permission first. After that, we could not break the circle of hands
- 17:36until the session closed, saying goodbye and asking the dead to return to where
- 17:41they belong. My hands were frosty with fear. I didn' t believe
- 17:45in the devil, but I thought it was possible to see him at the
- 17:51time, because they were doing so many suspicious things that looked like a cult
- 17:56that I didn' t imagine anything good could come out of that meeting.
- 17:57A- A- A- A- A- A- A- A
- 17:57- A- A- A- A- A- A- A.
- 17:57Despite that of or all, the session began.Érika asked permission from the
- 18:03dead and we all repeated her words as she was dictating them. Then we
- 18:07just had to hold our hands with each other while imagining that we were sending
- 18:12energy through our hands to the medium. For this we had to keep our
- 18:18eyes closed. After a few minutes of waiting for some spirit to manifest,
- 18:23a great lightning brightened the space and by God I saw Erica with her eyes
- 18:27blank through the lace of that mantilla. I wanted to let go when I
- 18:34saw him, but they held my fingers so hard Lydia and Augustus that I
- 18:38couldn' t let go. The rain was rushing and the blows of the
- 18:41water made me tremble, but a tremor alien to me appeared on the table.
- 18:45This one started vibrating. A little after that, Erica made a sound
- 18:51similar to someone who was short of breath and said that Jorge Lidia' s
- 18:55spirit was present and cried out asking if she really was her husband in that
- 19:00place. When she said yes, Erika started saying things to her like she
- 19:04was her husband. She told him about the walks when they were boyfriends and
- 19:10the times when her children were born, but apparently she was not convinced and
- 19:14asked him to tell her something that only she knew. Then, Erika,
- 19:18with a loud voice, told him that he also knew that he was going
- 19:22to condemn himself like him, because the dead know everything and when he died
- 19:26he knew of his infidelity when they were young. That completely exalted my friend,
- 19:30who started yelling at her husband' s performance and started a husband'
- 19:34s fight on the spot, even though they warned us not to let go
- 19:40of our hands. Lidia took her hands off hard and began to spank them.
- 19:45He said he' d already discovered that that was a fraud. Then
- 19:49he began cursing all of us amongÉrika' s terrifying screams and responses.
- 19:56It was horrible. The worst thing was the waving of the curtains by a
- 20:00non- existent stream of air, because everything was closed. After reaching a
- 20:04very violent point where Augusto went to stop the leader from beatingÉrika, she
- 20:08turned fiercely to see her and was finished releasing the mantilla. There were those
- 20:15completely white, inexpressive eyes, yelling at her that she was going to go
- 20:22immediately to hell for asking, and after this, the young woman fell faint
- 20:25to the ground. Her aunt and Augusto went to lift her while Lydia yelled
- 20:30at me to leave, but I stayed as a statue. I couldn'
- 20:33t move because of the confusion. She yelled at me furious that she was
- 20:38a traitor and when she was on her way out, she began to cough
- 20:42very loudly, but so loud that it stopped her several times to get out
- 20:45of there. After her, I left. I wasn' t going to
- 20:49stay, find out what had happened and with the intention of blocking everyone to
- 20:55forget that, I went to sleep. I had only about three or four
- 20:59hours asleep. When I got a call from one of Lydia' s sons.
- 21:03She had died of a fulminant heart attack at around 12 p m and
- 21:08she would warn me because she knew we were both very close friends. Anonymous account