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- 0:05My name is Carla. I' m 20 years old and I' m
- 0:10currently studying college. The story I' m going to share with you happened
- 0:15seven years ago when I was thirteen and I was in high school. It
- 0:18' s a story that happened to me even without being totally my fault to
- 0:24be honest. I still have a hard time talking about it. I'
- 0:27ve lived my whole life in a house on a hill. I' m
- 0:33pretty used to the peace of mind there. Since I' ve been using
- 0:37reason. My dad has worked at a grocery store near the house and even
- 0:41in some seasons I' ve been helping him attend to it. Instead,
- 0:46since I was born, my mom has been dedicated to household chores since childhood.
- 0:52My parents have been pretty strict with me, and one of the reasons
- 0:56is because I' m an only child. When I was thirteen, they
- 1:00wouldn' t let me out and they kept me from even hanging out with
- 1:04some neighbors I shared the same age because of this same situation in school I
- 1:11used to be a quiet person. I didn' t really have many friends.
- 1:12Sometimes I talked to one or two friends, including my friend Sonia.
- 1:18She was very different from me. His parents were more open than mine and
- 1:22understood that we should have fun. Sonia asked me very often to go to
- 1:27parties, to have a little drink and even encouraged me to make jokes to
- 1:34our companions. I always said no. And it was because of all this
- 1:38that my parents forbade me to join her. For a while, since they
- 1:42thought it was bad influence for me. As I said earlier, I didn
- 1:49' t go out much at first. When I met my friend Sonia,
- 1:52they would let me go out with her two or three times a month at
- 1:56most out of school. This made her and her group of friends make fun
- 2:00of me. All these factors are what would later have an impact on history.
- 2:06Like I said, I was a very private person and I didn'
- 2:09t usually get into trouble, but she was quite the opposite. From the
- 2:15first grade of high school I went to classes in the afternoon shift. He
- 2:20was out at seven o' clock at night. My mom always came after
- 2:23me, but once she got sick and couldn' t pick me up.
- 2:28Days before we had gone out to lunch with my dad. She didn'
- 2:31t like the food. She was very concerned about the fact that she went
- 2:37home alone. My school was about 15 minutes away, but she had given
- 2:42me money to go by taxi. I told all this to Soña and she,
- 2:47as always, had recommended me to do something else. He told me
- 2:53to go out for a while and walk around and that with the money from
- 2:57the cab we can buy some things. He had advised me to tell my
- 3:01mom that there was a lot of traffic and that was why I had been
- 3:06late to the house. Of course I didn' t agree to do that.
- 3:09I respected my parents and had a lot of confidence in them to do
- 3:14something like that. However, it was so much his insistence that I despaired
- 3:17and ended up yielding. In the end I thought it would only be a
- 3:23while and that nothing bad was going to happen, but I was wrong.
- 3:25We left school and quickly headed to a store. She had started that stage
- 3:31where she liked to sneak in on her parents and used all the money they
- 3:37had given me to buy some beers. At this point, I couldn'
- 3:42t do anything anymore. She had already spent the taxi money and had to
- 3:46walk home. For a moment I thought I' d leave her there and
- 3:53go home, but I was also worried she' d take too much and
- 3:58fight with her parents. Then he convinced me to go for the beers at
- 4:00a park near the school. He told me that he had already gone there
- 4:05on other occasions and that nothing would happen. After almost an hour of being
- 4:10there. I knew I had to go home now, because it was too
- 4:14late and I couldn' t make any more excuses for my parents. She
- 4:19was already a little taken and she was insisting on me doing it. Also
- 4:24honestly, I was fed up and it was so much that I had been
- 4:29telling myself that in the end I ended up giving in. I just did
- 4:31it so I could leave and not keep getting into trouble. After a while,
- 4:36I started getting a little drunk, too. I wasn' t used
- 4:43to drinking and of course I was getting dizzy with a beer or two.
- 4:46So we were both a little disoriented and we didn' t know very well
- 4:50how to get home. What he proposed was that we go to his house
- 4:55and stay there and invent anything and that nothing would happen, and I,
- 5:00at that point, was already afraid of what my parents were going to tell
- 5:04me. I ended up accepting more out of fear than anything else, and
- 5:10we headed home. She also lives somewhere near school, so we decided to
- 5:15walk away. After all, we didn' t even have the money for
- 5:20the cab anymore. She, unlike me, didn' t live on a
- 5:24hill. In fact, I lived in a pretty dangerous area where I didn
- 5:28' t like being very much. The few times I went to visit her
- 5:31I was afraid it was almost nine o' clock at night and I had
- 5:36not even called my parents to tell them that I would stay at Sonia'
- 5:41s house. I was very worried, but I also felt something taken.
- 5:46Like I said, she was a very different person. I loved danger and
- 5:50doing risky things. Honestly, I don' t know how we became such
- 5:56friends if we were very different. Well, near his house is a pantheon.
- 6:01When I went to visit her and passed by, it gave me a
- 6:05little fear and discomfort. I, since I was a child, have always
- 6:11been a very fearful person. I didn' t like sleeping with the light
- 6:15off, I didn' t like the windows, and I didn' t
- 6:18like being alone either. She' s not afraid of anything, though.
- 6:23He seemed to care little about the consequences of life before he got home.
- 6:29She suggested we go to the pantheon. He told me it was time for
- 6:32me to face my fears, as, as I said, I was a
- 6:36very scared and quiet person. I, of course, said no, that
- 6:41I wasn' t going to do that and that we' d better leave
- 6:45because it was a bit late and it was a very dangerous area. Despite
- 6:47my condition, I was somewhat aware that it was a bad idea, as
- 6:53we didn' t know we could meet there, even the danger that no
- 6:57one knew where we were going. She got a little angry with me and
- 7:02told me that if I wanted to remain her friend, I had to do
- 7:06that, because it was necessary, because it was a kind of friendship test
- 7:12between fear, alcohol and everything around my head, as more I could lose.
- 7:15In fact, at that time, all the things that my parents always
- 7:18forbade me came to my mind and that there was nothing wrong with me doing
- 7:24something dangerous and risky for once in my life. So I decided to listen
- 7:30to him and we went into the pantheon. The pantheon was surrounded by a
- 7:33pretty high brick fence that prevented the graves from being seen. Only you could
- 7:40see them at the main entrance was very lighted. If only there were about
- 7:45six lamps and it was quite large. Usually pantheons usually have security, a
- 7:50candlelight or something like that, but in this case it wasn' t.
- 7:56This pantheon seemed a little careless. It' s more like many of the
- 8:01people who rested there have been forgotten. This gives him a sadder and more
- 8:05gloomy look and allowed all kinds of people to get in there. She,
- 8:11besides being a braver person than I was also quite rude and disrespectful and basically
- 8:18went in to play and run between the graves, to make all kinds of
- 8:22chaos. I knew that wasn' t the right thing to do and that
- 8:28I was disrespectful, but I didn' t do anything to avoid it either.
- 8:33After a few minutes of being there, I began to feel a cold,
- 8:37something icy that ran through my body and didn' t know if it
- 8:41was nerves or fear. Maybe I did, but I was already feeling pretty
- 8:45uncomfortable. There I tried to tell him that I felt bad and that something
- 8:48didn' t give me much of a thorn. She continued her attitudes and
- 8:52told me that nothing would happen, that we were there to have fun.
- 8:58All of a sudden, I really wanted to cry. It was like he
- 9:01found me full of sadness. I started to despair and scream out of nowhere.
- 9:07I didn' t know if it was a panic attack or anything else.
- 9:09I was there. I think Dream looked pretty bad that she came up
- 9:13and told me that it would be okay for me to calm down, but
- 9:18I couldn' t calm down. I had really gotten into a crisis and
- 9:22didn' t know what to do. Finally, I managed to convince her
- 9:26to go home. She looked pretty quiet, like nothing ever happened. I
- 9:33told her how I felt and asked her if she hadn' t felt the
- 9:37same feeling, but she said no. She explained to me that for her
- 9:43it was only a place where they had died, that there was nothing to
- 9:46fear. When I got home, I called my parents, who were already
- 9:50quite worried about me. I gave them any absurd pretext that came to my
- 9:56mind to explain why I had gone to Soña' s house. Of course
- 10:01they didn' t believe me and immediately it was my dad for me.
- 10:05They already had her in a bad concept and now more than ever they would
- 10:09let me go out with her again. My dad came for me and realized
- 10:13we' d taken it. He scolded us both for spending the money that
- 10:18was for the cab and worrying our parents. He even warned her not to
- 10:22come near me again at school. It was a pretty tough night. I
- 10:28remember I couldn' t sleep. I couldn' t help thinking that what
- 10:31we had done would have consequences for us. My parents have always been very
- 10:37conservative in many ways. I remember being forced to go to church with them
- 10:41as a child. Every Sunday they always talked to me about the importance of
- 10:46praying and being good people with others. They used to have many religious images
- 10:52in the house in a certain way, all those advices and all that indoctrination
- 10:58had been very present in me and, evidently, I had certain fears.
- 11:03That' s why what happened that night made me start believing something bad would
- 11:07come on us. The next day. I didn' t even cross a
- 11:13word with Sonia. I didn' t want to talk to her. I
- 11:16was very upset and nervous about everything that had happened, and I think she
- 11:20also noticed because she didn' t even greet me. It was very difficult
- 11:26days, as I was very worried, but not only because of what had
- 11:31happened, but because I also failed my parents and broke that confidence they had
- 11:37about a week after what happened, it was that some things started to happen
- 11:41that I was already afraid of and I remember feeling very guilty, because maybe
- 11:48I could have avoided all that, I could have stopped it or just go
- 11:52home and ignore it, but I decided to do it and now I would
- 11:58have to pay the consequences. One of the first things that happened was that
- 12:03I began to suffer from sleep paralysis. I used to be a person who
- 12:07slept a lot, but from that point I woke up at three in the
- 12:13morning and began to suffer paralysis. The few hours of sleep were also based
- 12:18on nightmares and woke up quite agitated. It was as if in my dreams
- 12:22something tried to make fun of me or torment me. The objects also began
- 12:28to change places. I remember many times I had differences with my parents about
- 12:33some things, like, for example, why I had changed places some of
- 12:37my dad' s shoes because I had moved some pictures that we had on
- 12:41a piece of furniture or because something had just disappeared. For this point.
- 12:48I was starting to get really scared, but I didn' t dare talk
- 12:52to anyone about all this. I thought maybe they' d take me as
- 12:58crazy or I just didn' t have consistency if that thing I was saying
- 13:03to be honest, I didn' t have someone to talk to, I
- 13:05wouldn' t believe. My parents would scold me, punish me, and
- 13:11probably take me to church. Then I was caught up in this situation.
- 13:16Since before all this happened, I' ve always been afraid to be alone.
- 13:22This hardly happened, as my mother was always in the house. But
- 13:28on one occasion my parents had to go out and visit a family member and
- 13:31left me alone at home. They told me they' d only leave for
- 13:35a while. I was still grounded from everything that had happened. I remember
- 13:41they went out around noon. I had insisted that they take me, as
- 13:46I' m afraid to stay home. I finally had to stay. I
- 13:50even thought about going out for a while, but if they found out about
- 13:54that, I could get worse. So I decided to stay. Nothing happened.
- 13:58In the next few hours I ate and got distracted for a while on
- 14:01TV. Time passed and it started to get dark and I don' t
- 14:05know why, but I began to have a feeling of anguish about those dates.
- 14:09It used to rain too much and that day was no exception. It
- 14:13was as if the more the night fell, the closer the rain came.
- 14:18I was already desperate because my parents weren' t coming. I was at
- 14:22the window waiting for them to finally arrive. When the light suddenly went out,
- 14:26I felt like a chill. I went around my body, I had
- 14:31an unexplained fear, but at the same time I tried to calm down,
- 14:37thinking it had been the rain. I sat slowly on the couch, as
- 14:41I had a feeling as if something was found right behind me. For a
- 14:46moment I thought I' d run to my room, but something paralysed my
- 14:50body. I could only see the light through the window, the one that
- 14:54caused lightning and street lights. When I saw myself in that situation, I
- 15:01decided to close my eyes and hope that what had to happen would happen.
- 15:03Suddenly, I heard a laugh coming from my parents' room. I couldn
- 15:09' t believe what was going on. I felt a terrible fear, but
- 15:13I held back and thought it might be something else. I don' t
- 15:18know. I was looking for a coherent explanation. Suddenly, something in my
- 15:22neck came up with a blow. I felt an icy breeze that suggested to
- 15:26me terribly, because I didn' t know what was going on. I
- 15:28began to hear my name, but as if I were a whisper, a
- 15:33very weak voice of a woman speaking to me, as if trying to tell
- 15:37me something, I began to breathe very agitatedly and I began to cry.
- 15:41It was really an unstoppable cry. I started to apologize to whatever that was
- 15:45trying to explain to him that I didn' t even want to go to
- 15:50the place where I rested and make fun of myself. I just wanted him
- 15:54to leave me alone and let me go on with my life as it had
- 15:58been up to that moment. It was a torment, because in the darkness
- 16:03I could see some kind of shadow moving from one room to the other,
- 16:07as if trying to hide from me. I kept listening to the laughter and
- 16:11was in an incredible cold. I was on the verge of a heart attack.
- 16:14Listening to the door opening were my parents. At that moment I felt
- 16:18quite a relief. When they saw me cry, they hugged me and asked
- 16:23me what had happened. They thought I was like this because of loneliness,
- 16:27because there was no light and because of the rain. That' s when
- 16:33I decided to explain everything. I decided to explain to them what happened that
- 16:37day and how Sonia had mocked. They asked me if the same thing had
- 16:41happened to her, but I didn' t know. I haven' t
- 16:45had much contact with her since that day. I hadn' t really started
- 16:49thinking about that. So we decided to call him and ask them if she
- 16:55had also been tormented. For all this he told us what days before.
- 17:00I had noticed strange things in his house, even that he was beginning to
- 17:06have those nightmares and the paralysis as it had happened to me. She said
- 17:08she hadn' t told anyone because they' d take her crazy and she
- 17:12' d decided to keep it to herself. Like me, my parents talked
- 17:17to theirs and decided to do something about it. They had talked for hours
- 17:22and were left in an agreement that would lead us to a person who would
- 17:27specialize in it so that he could free us from the evil we had.
- 17:30When they told the whole story to their parents, they agreed, understood it
- 17:36was the best thing for us and finally took us with a sorcerer. I
- 17:42remember that since we entered what seemed to be his office, he had told
- 17:47us that we had some companions, which scared us too much, because it
- 17:52seemed that he already knew the situation without even saying something to him. He
- 17:56explained that yes, that what we had done was very wrong, that it
- 18:00should never be done. He commented that pantheons are places of rest for souls,
- 18:06which are places where a person' s history culminates and we cannot just
- 18:10as well enter and disturb all that tranquility. Besides that in those places there
- 18:18are people of all kinds and energies with which it is sometimes dangerous to play.
- 18:22He proceeded to make us some sort of ritual, something he said would
- 18:26free us from all those things that had been happening to us. But he
- 18:32also advised us that it was important to go and apologize. The truth is
- 18:36that he missed us quite a bit, as we found it a little exaggerated
- 18:41to go and apologize to the dead, but it was. He finished his
- 18:45ritual and that same day we decided to go to the pantheon and apologize.
- 18:51We swore we' d never do anything like that again. I think that,
- 18:55in a way, that also helped Sonia change her way of being.
- 19:00He was a different person since then and the truth changed for the better.
- 19:03Of course it helped me too, because I understood that you don' t
- 19:07have to do everything people tell you. If we believe that some action is
- 19:11not right, we must try to avoid it. That same night I remember
- 19:17that in my dreams I saw a dark figure about two meters. I was
- 19:19in a kind of forest and that image was going towards me and it was
- 19:25holding my hand and then it was going away for some strange reason. I
- 19:29wasn' t afraid. On the contrary, I felt a calmness as I
- 19:33had not felt before. I went back to sleep normally and from that day
- 19:37I no longer woke up at night and had no nightmares. I couldn'
- 19:42t believe that that had been the solution to all the problems. Actually,
- 19:45since we did that ritual and apologized, we no longer experienced any of those
- 19:52manifestations. My parents continued to be strict and with greater reason, trying to
- 19:57keep history from repeating itself. I think they kind of regained confidence in me,
- 20:03as I had told them everything that had happened. I' ve always
- 20:07had a very good relationship with my parents. I understood that all his teachings
- 20:12have been very valuable. And we must always try to do the right thing,
- 20:17respect those who are and those who are no longer with us. We
- 20:21believe that because they no longer live, there will be no consequence if we
- 20:25mock or mess with them. But that is not the case, and here
- 20:33is an anonymous account.