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Le Temo A La Oscuridad - Palabras De Un Fantasma - Historias De Terror - Voces De La Noche · Niebla en el bosque con Evelith von

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In Mexico there are some small places, in places far away from large cities.
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These places usually have a lot of history and, in addition, have
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some customs and constructions that are part of Mexico' s history. In these
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villages you can find enough stories, not only part of the same town,
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but also supernatural ones, because in some they tell that in those places called
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magical villages, they often occur from apparitions to miracles as a child. I
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lived in a beautiful place of those that over the years became magical villages,
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very full of tradition and nostalgia, but far from the big cities. I
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had a cousin I was very attached to. We lived close to each other
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and grew up as brothers. However, my cousin was isolated and shy.
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He had a condition that at first might seem normal, but over time he
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became quite a disabling to do his daily work. Saul, who is my
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cousin' s name, was inordinately afraid of darkness. My uncles thought it
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was something that would disappear with age. However, far from being so,
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this situation was increasing, to the extent that it removed him from companions and
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friendships, for the unmeasured fear that he would suggest himself enough and think that
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within darkness existed beings that only a normal person could visualize in his dreams.
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This, of course, caused all those friends to turn away, as he
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always told what he believed in darkness. Every night, Saul lit his burro
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lamp to appease his fear and in the evening, when the light of day
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began to escape, he was inevitably in his house. The extracurricular work was
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a challenge for him, as he rushed his part so that he would not
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stay late. Moreover, the jokes he received from his friends were quite disturbing
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to him. They altered him to the point of hysterical crying. Time followed
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its course. We finished our career. We met the girls who would become
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our life partners. Isabella, Saul' s wife, was an understanding and
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intelligent woman. Noting the condition of his partner, he made suggestions to help
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him overcome his phobia. At that point, my cousin told him that his
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parents had sought and tried all kinds of solutions that ranged from bedtime stories and
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songs to therapies with psychologists and psychiatrists that, if only they remembered them,
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brought tears into their eyes from how brutal and inhumane they had become. We
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don' t know what kind of therapies he received from specialists, but he
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described them as already mentioned. Knowing that there was no more to do,
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Isabella adapted to the routine that had been established in that home since her beloved
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was small, leaving the light of the bureau, the bathroom and the room
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on, for it was impossible for my cousin to fall asleep without any sign
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of light. My cousin, who had studied a bachelor' s degree in
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SMEs. He had set up a family business with his parents and his wife,
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which was very advantageous and profitable, giving them what it took to live
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comfortably, as this business was about helping other people open their own businesses.
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My cousin led them step by step. To tell you the truth, he
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was very good at what he was doing. That' s why it'
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s successful. I mentioned before the place where we lived was far from the
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bustling and enlightened city, and that was decisive for what happened that fateful day.
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My cousin got up with the first lights of dawn, boarded the truck
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and went to town to open his business. Knowing he had plenty of time,
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he wanted to save some money and took the freeway, which was a
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longer and more lonely route. It had advanced about two and a half hours,
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which was not half the way. When the truck stopped and he didn
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' t want to go any further, he tried to find out that he
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had failed the truck, as he had learned some basic mechanics at some point
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in his life and seemed to know what was needed to repair it. However,
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he could not repair it, since he did not have the necessary tool
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at hand. Moreover, the geography of the road made it difficult to communicate
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through the cell phone, because he thought it was possible to ask for help
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from the insurance, but unfortunately the reception was not very good, and that
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to say, the number of cars passing by was by other means, scarce
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and of suspicious drivers who did not stop to help without doing anything. Saul
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began to walk in the hope of finding help or a better signal for his
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mobile phone, not before leaving the truck well closed and hidden behind bushes that
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covered it with malicious looks. Moreover, that way would not be the objective
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of crime, as it was known that thefts of transporters took place in that
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way very continuously and he wanted to avoid that. After walking for a long
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time, he found a house inhabited by a not too old couple who gave
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him all the necessary support. They towed his truck to the men' s
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grounds. He ate and was able to make a call home to report what
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happened. After eating and getting some rest, Saul and the master of the
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house checked the vehicle. The diagnosis was bad, it was derailed and given
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the time they would no longer find refractions, but until the next day.
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Besides that Mr No did not have the necessary tool to do such a great
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job, because he required a specific tool and also more advanced knowledge, which
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they did not have. My cousin was accommodated with the utmost kindness and consideration.
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In the afternoon, they set out for coffee and held a pleasant talk,
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where the gentlemen learned of the circumstances that led Saul to that place.
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The evening gave way to the night and everyone said goodbye to sleep. When
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they took him to the room Saul would occupy. He lay down and almost
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immediately fell asleep. Obviously, with the light on. Soon a torrential downpour
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broke out, accompanied by lightning and thunder. This caused the total power outage
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without electric current and, in that place, in the middle of nowhere,
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Saul did everything he could to keep his cool. However, in their account
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the owners of the house mentioned that this was not possible. From one moment
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to the next he was crying and screaming in fear suddenly and without saying more,
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he ran out of the house without giving importance to the rain or the
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lightning. The owner of the house came after him, but failed to reach
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him until the tragedy had occurred. As he was running through such rugged terrain
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and in the middle of the night, Saul stumbled and hit his head,
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dying immediately. The impacted man arrived at his house and asked his wife to
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inform the relatives of what had happened. My uncles and Isabela were devastated with
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the news, so I drove to the place to pick up my cousin'
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s body back home. My aunt expressed the desire to bury him in the
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garden under the tree that so many hours of fun had given us. Thus
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it was done and, as is customary, they prayed for the eternal rest
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of the deceased, but he did not arrive. Among those present there was
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someone who no one noticed I saw that he was the most dismayed with the
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accident. He approached the coffin many times without giving credit to what was presented
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to him. When the time came to take him to the garden, this
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man cried out not to leave the body there that was not well, that
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was a terrifying place. They have no mercy. He screamed, but no
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one seemed to hear his pleas, No one seemed to see him or understand
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his infinite sadness, except my son, who came to ask him why he
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was so afflicted. The man didn' t answer, he just cried and
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begged. I didn' t know my son was there. He had smuggled
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away in the car until he approached me to tell me what was going on.
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I asked him to take me to the man and he did. But
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as much as I pointed it out by saying my dad is the one who
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' s very sad. I didn' t see anything and I scolded him
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for wasting my time. When we came back through the living room, we
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saw a portrait of my cousin. That' s when my son yelled Dad.
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He' s the man who cries out there. It' s the
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same one in the photo. I felt that my blood was freezing in my
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veins, but I neglected the case and preferred not to tell anyone. They
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already had enough with their grief to come to bother with a story of a
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child' s overflowing imagination was made at night shortly after leaving my cousin in
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what was supposed to be his last abode, and along with the darkness,
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there came also a new nightmare for my uncles and Isabella. The three were
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gathered in the room when they heard noises in the garden under the tree,
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they went out to find out what was happening and when they came to the
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place, the noises were heard inside as it approached, they called desperate laments,
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they became more and more audible, they searched all over the house without
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results. Just that crying getting louder. From then on, every night there
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were the same events that ended with the arrival of the first rays of the
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sun. The regret was so sad and painful that it hardly allowed anyone in
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that house to sleep. However, one night of so many tiredness beat Isabella
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and it was so that she found the solution in dreams. Her beloved visited
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her and told her that her grave was terrified. It was a very dark
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place and now I couldn' t find Consuelo at home, because all the
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lights were turned off. When they retired to sleep. Isabella confided to me
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the very vivid dream she had had said that she felt that her head would
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burst into several pieces, that she believed on the edge of madness, for
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she believed that that there was nothing else after death, after listening to her,
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I armed myself with courage and told her what my son had seen on
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the day that my cousin was buried. We were both with our minds working.
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Everything seemed so implausible to me, so wild and at the same time
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so real that we had no choice but to believe that Saul was in fact
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still suffering in this world from his panic in the dark. After thinking about
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the pros and cons, we decided to tell my uncles about the supernatural experiences
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we had experienced. My aunt, who did not resign herself to the loss
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of her son, of her beloved, Saul, broke to cry with the
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most infinite sadness and consent of guilt for not having thought about the situation of
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her little sun, as she called it. This dream was a great relief
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for all, as we realized that the laments heard were from Saul and that
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he found a way to communicate to comment that he was terrified by the darkness
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in his burial place. From then on, they quickly listened to the dream.
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My aunt and his wife Isabella indicated that they had to remove the tomb
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from that place to incinerate it, as they believed it was the best solution
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and thus would no longer suffer. But time doesn' t stop for anyone.
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Over the years, my uncles died and Isabella moved away, leaving the
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house to my son, who was now a family man and had forgotten the
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incident with his uncle. With the arrival of the new family made up of
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a male woman and a small child of about six years of age, Saul
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' s activity in the house resumed. They were all besieged by the laments
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of this restless soul, for despite having cremated it, his soul was still
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bound in that house. They were about to leave the house tired of the
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night noises, but a happy match helped the new Guests and the old and
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seemingly eternal indweller. The boy' s curiosity made him go out to find
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the person responsible for his insomnia, found Saul crying and wanted to know what
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was wrong with him. He told her his story emphasizing what she thought was
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the worst moment her arrival at the dark tomb alone. The boy, far
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from being frightened, was willing to help and asked Saul why he had not
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transcended. He still couldn' t answer. He assumed that it was this
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terrible phobia that had tied him to the one that in another life was his
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home and perhaps only perhaps he had not contemplated the possibility of going elsewhere unknown.
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For him he thought that perhaps the journey would be dark, he could
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not continue. Only the sun came out. Isaul disappeared leaving the boy with
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a promise on his lips and heart, he would help his new friend reach
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his or in eternity. I didn' t know how he would do it,
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but he had promised and had to. With the new day, my
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little grandson approached his father and with all the seriousness that the case deserved,
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told him that he needed to help his new friend escape from his home because
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he was suffering a lot. This caught the attention of the adult, who
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thought it might be an extreme case of child abuse, so he encouraged the
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child to tell him all the amazement. He was a big guy when he
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knew what it was all about. He then recalled the event of his childhood,
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which had been kept in the darkest of his memory. He decided to
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call me and ask about his uncle Saul to get out of doubt. He
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also asked to be reminded of what he had seen this strange day. I
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agreed to remember the sad event and to tell him what he had told me
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he saw during Saul’ s last farewell. Curiously, he asked why,
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after so many years, he wanted to recapitulate that bitter episode of his life.
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When he told me that my grandson had seen Saul and chatted with him,
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I understood that only a clean mind could be able to interact with a
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spirit. I apologized for not believing him then and for the wrongly received scolding.
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After that, I wanted to talk to David, my grandson, to
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give him some recommendations aimed at meeting my deceased cousin. Please, I told
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him to take your mother' s rosary between her bride' s trowel and
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hang it on your neck. You must also wear the candle with which you
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were baptized and light it when our friend arrives. This will help you feel
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confident and protect you from any evil that is hovering around the house. I
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said goodbye to my grandson, filling him with blessings, but the anguish and
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fear had nested in my chest and in my head. Without wasting any more
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time, do tom nr the keys to my truck. Yes, that truck
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that had been my cousin' s and that I took care of like a
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treasure and went to my son' s house on the way a wave of
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memories invaded me all my childhood next to my cousin, our games, our
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adventures, his terror for darkness and I was filled with sadness. I felt
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like I could' ve forgotten about him. It was my responsibility to help
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him come to eternal light and I couldn' t carry it on my little
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grandson' s shoulders. The journey seemed endless to me, the time was
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so slow, but I finally arrived at the house of my memories, which
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now belonged to my son and his family. I rushed in looking for my
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grandson. He looked so calm that he didn' t seem to have had
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a paranormal encounter. I approached him affectionately and told him that it was not
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necessary for him to meet again with the ghost that I would do so so
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that he would be far from danger. But he, with all the peace
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that a six- year- old child can have, replied to me that
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there was no danger, that the ghost had a name and was Saul and
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that he was not a stranger or much less bad, and that he was
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determined to help him go to his new house, in view of the fact
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that he was not going to persuade him. If I was the one to
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take care of the situation, I told him that Saul had been like a
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brother to me and that I wanted to see him for the last time to
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say goodbye to him and tell him how much I loved him and that I
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still missed him. We made an agreement and we' d both meet tomorrow
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night with Saul. The next night, the little guy and I went to
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meet him. Although I could not see him, my grandson told him that
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I was his grandfather and that I had met him in life. Then it
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happened. Saul became present in my eyes and I could see in his eyes,
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the affection of a brother that of loneliness, death and the light of
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hope. My grandson was able to hold his spectral hands between his little fingers
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and told him I already have the solution. We should only ask with great
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force that an angel come for you lit the candle and took the rosary to
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share it with him, while asking with great energy that Angels arrive to take
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his friend, that they take away the fear and sadness and that they take
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him to the palace that exists Among the clouds. They say that of children
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is the kingdom of heaven. Perhaps that is why your requests are met.
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After a while of requesting the angelic presence, the room was covered with a
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light so intense that my little David and I could still see how Saul walked
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happily among some of the light while saying goodbye with his hand. At the
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end of that road two elders were waiting. I' m sure they were
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my uncles who could finally meet their beloved son. Almost no one believed us
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when we talked about that supernatural experience. Only he and I know the truth.
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I told him that my cousin was the one I helped. This account
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has been told by several people in my family and from generation to generation,
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as it is like a learning experience in which we realize that the fears we
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experience can transcend even after death. And it is not so simple to get
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rid of this, but we treat them in life properly. We never knew
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the reason for Saul' s excessive fear of darkness, but we also did
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not rule out that he had lived in his childhood some paranormal event. Unfortunately,
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this fear led him to his death, although we now know that he
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is in a better place and without that fear that overwhelmed him throughout his life.
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My grandson is now a young adult responsible for his own activities and soon
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also a family father, who is still proud of what he did for Saul,
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for his innocence and good will made him transcend and could finally rest in
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peace without fear of darkness. Today I still keep one of the photographs of
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Saul along with his family and I, because we always get along very well
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and I think it is the best way to remember and keep tribute to him.
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Moreover, I also always tell my grandson that it is not good to
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live with fears and that when he comes to have children, that is,
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in a few years, try to prevent them from having them too, because
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they could become as serious as it happened to Saul, and it would be
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no good for them to suffer even in death from this type of childhood trauma,
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for we know what caused in this case the fear of darkness. Now
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this account can leave some learning to someone who listens to it and can also
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help someone who fears the dark. As my cousin, because of what happened,
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do we all in my family know this story? Or? Or?
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Or the man who feared darkness? Anonymous story?