Historias de Miedo Mayo 9 de 2024 LA CASA ESTABA QUEMADA

0:06 My pagan hysteria, school and magic shop offering courses and workshops, as well as products and tools for witchcraft practitioners, amulets, oracles and more. Among its services you can find tarota readings, energy cleans, prepared candles and more and visit them in their different social networks as pagan quisteria. Good night. Good evening, greetings to all welcome. Then you are one more edition of fear. Since my name is Julio Flores, I greet you most of the welcome tonight. Today is the night of 9 May of the year two thousand twenty- four. We' re totally live. It' s eleven o ' clock at night with a minute greetings to all the people who make an account connected by sharing the transmission. Tina Vázquez, José Leo Murillo, Daniel Elizabeth suso Fabriz Irma Romero. Thank you so much for sharing the broadcast.

0:56 We' re a little late today. Some of you will already know why, but well, we' re going to have an hour and a half of programs. We' re going to be jumping basically in some places, that' s right, but we' re going to be basically jumping on Mother' s Day. And, well, let' s start with tonight ' s show. I threw a question. I launched a question through the different social networks of Minoscoup and I was very interested in people' s answer. Then I would like to read some of the comments that we were sent for that question I threw at them. I' m going to say the question I threw I asked the race if any of your family were a ghost or show up somewhere that people know you' d like to be told.

2:01 That' s one and the second question is you' d go check if this is true. Wow. One thing is to be told you know what your cousin, your dad, your mom shows up in this place and say ah ok, well interesting. No. And another thing is that you' re going to check. That is, for example, Ana Luisa tells us here when my mother died three days later, she was knocking on my door. I heard my daughter say I' m home, but she says she ' s scared, I don' t have the VI. Several times I went through my room and once the VI that went into the bathroom. Ana Luisa tells us, that' s one of the answers that give us gray tells us the next to the two years that my husband passed away. I woke up in the morning and as I walked through a hallway, I saw him in a large mirror with the clothes he was wearing in the funeral photo, but he was on his back as if he was entering the mirror.

3:05 Just look at this, uh, because a living person would reflect straight ahead and he didn' t look at it like two minutes and he moved a little bit. He didn' t look like a ghost and he looked like he was alive. They say hello here to me that Shari, who is at home by my side, with the voice of the nations, Sacha gave the greeting. Also greetings with the mummy' s voice for William Juan Daniel Llore is ready the greeting. Let' s go with a story that was pending and right now. We' re continuing the program. You think we ' re going with this story hello. How about I hope you' re all very well. I' ve been listening to Wednesday' s show where they talked about the crybaby. In fact, they put on a pretty interesting audio and I remember and I encourage to send you this audio to tell you what happened to me a few years ago, which convinced me completely that there is something else besides us. Call yourselves energy ghosts. Whatever it is, I don' t know, but there' s something besides us. I graduated from a bachelor' s degree in veterinary medicine, but I' m from the oansachimilco. There, in Mexico City, we were sent to practice in Durango, the University of Durango, with horses one week and the other

4:41 week with small species, that is, dogs and cats. The ones we stayed at the small- species hospital. We were about five partners. The hospital at night was closed, there was no attention, there was no wave care At 24 hours they had a schedule during the day and the first day we arrived there, curiously a dog arrived. The owner told us that the dog was convulsing. Then the doctors in charge told us that we had to watch the dog all night, that we were going to take turns. Then I grabbed the schedule from ten to twelve at night and along with another companion, we were watching the dog and this one already when it was completely dark.

5:36 Well the area, the areas where we weren' t completely silent. It should be mentioned that the small- species hospital is on a very large site where other species, e g horses, are cared for or taught. I mean. The truth is, it' s a big place, but the hospital was kind of out of touch with the street. Let' s say, it was inside a huge terrain, the hospital of small species of zygate dogs. Then, when all the lights were turned off, there was only the hospital and this one and then dark, without people, nothing.

6:17 But on that occasion we were there. Obviously, there are beds, there are bedrooms for those who stay every now and then to be a guard. Then I remember us watching the dog. We were already going to change shift and this one went into the hospital area where we were watching the dog and we were talking. He told me already, he told us it' s my turn, it' s my turn to stay and in that we made a silence of a few seconds when suddenly a tremendously chilling lament was heard from the area where the love that we put all the corpses of the peacemakers who died from there came the sound. It was a regret. I didn' t really know what the crybaby was. Well, right now with the show.

7:11 I' ve known you, since that' s how the crybaby does it. I thought of that time that it was alas my children, that my children said it was not a heartbreaking lament of suffering and nothing more. I mean, my children didn' t say no, and I was petrified by what I was listening to and turn around to see one of my companions and have an equal face, that is, he was brown is brownish. He was pale, pale, and his eyes came out like that. I didn' t stand up like a spring in the chair and shake them in the arms and I started yelling at him what you' re hearing I mean, there was no one but us. What are you hearing in my screams.

8:03 The sound was lost. You heard us more, but if we get super scared of it. I was already very afraid to go to the kitchen where, by the way, there was the washing machine too and already asked to accompany me. I wasn' t sure what my partner had heard too and a few days later, well, I was already afraid. I mean, I didn' t want to be alone anymore. A few days later I had to go to the kitchen to heat a sandwich in front. We had an ox and it was what we ate and there was the microwave mud too, but it was a long hallway that passed into the kitchen and down to the bottom was the morgue. And this one I remember standing in front of the kitchen entrance, precisely because I didn' t want to get in.

8:52 I said if I hear that again, it' s gonna cost me more work and I' m wearing sandals. It was already night running out of the place, that is, in the kitchen, turning around, I mean, I was going to go wrong, I wasn' t going to freak out much. Then I stood in front of the kitchen entrance. When you suddenly hear it again exactly the same. Everything was dark, it was total silence. I didn' t, because I ran to where a partner was, but it was such my expression, my terror, that a good partner with whom I ran, that is, was already sitting on the computer.

9:35 He got stuck very funny, the truth is, he couldn' t get out of the chair, he started bringing down all the saints and he started persinating. This is not the purest bird, and I went to hide behind a bookseller and you tell him I heard it again. I heard it again. The truth is that this experience left me marked for life, because it has no explanation. I mean, you heard ad inside the hospital. It was an echo, because the one heard in a hospital and it was a lament, it was a suffering, it was a tremendous woman. Hence I am convinced that there is something else this and good is the scariest anecdote I have ever lived. I wanted to talk to you about them. Thank you so much for listening to me. I have more at the time I will tell you that you have an excellent night. Thank you very much for telling you this story and if you have already reported several of the crybaby, super interesting, this to tell us. Greetings, Julio. Here, sitting down and listening to the show, giving us mini- burritos of beans, baylos with chorizo and cheese look nothing more cool. Hey, let' s share this they' re sending us. You see each other. Well, uh, good, good, good, provided, provided And to the breed that is having dinner, that is, let' s delay my cousin roy also sololos with the voice of the leprechaun for my children, to the family

11:09 of Juan Jarras, from his mommy, who loves them very much. We have a call Good night, Hello, Good night, July, Good night. What do I like Elizabeth from Baja California, how you' re doing, Elizabeth, okay, good and listening to the stories that are fine, good, uh, yeah, they' ve been good, right now and I say we start a little late this one. But here we are giving Elizabeth what she is. They' re not late here like there, but, well, yeah, maybe not this one. I want to tell you something tell me tea. I' m going to tell a story I was remembering the other day. It' s done to me. I was so surprised that my mom and I decided how to almost tell very little people ok when I was studying at the university. Obviously, because the expenses are too much, or if it' s too complicated for Mom to stop everything.

12:03 No. Then I sold chocolates July in Puebla and we went around, because all the streets, I touched the houses, I saw chocolates and we passed in a house so beautiful, but so beautiful. We were in the holiday season and it gets used to a lot of good, mostly in the place where we were, which was like residential, because it decorates everything with lights inside, out very nice, no, and when we passed, I was standing at the door ringing the doorbell, but not the people inside looked perfect that they were living together and it was like that of the three four o ' clock afternoon, about, but they never turned around they heard the doorbell, never anything, and we stayed looking at that house for all the ornaments and everything looked beautiful. No, then we keep selling. Well, I was the one selling. Mom was just taking care of me. Yeah, so we' re still, like, four blocks away. Go ahead, I' m done and we' re back. And what you think happened, Julio, what happened. The house was burned ah caray, but burned recently or burned out of old age, years of abandonment. The house you had seen, which was decorated with Christmas, which had beautiful, beautiful people.

13:28 My mom and I were very shocked, because I want to tell you that something characteristic of the house is that it had the famous interphon that obviously, you play and you expect to be answered. Over there. Yeah, yeah, really strawberry, by the way, uh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So, when we came back, because the interphon all melted up to that, I mean, you see that everything went off and we were so amazed and old, that is, burned, old smoky go. We couldn' t believe it definitively. And a neighbor across the street realized that my mom and I were standing in front of the burned house. Then he went out to be a big man and told us you knew the family because I see you' ve been standing around for a while. No, and we told him no, actually, no, but we just passed by I sell chocolates, I told him. That paid for my college and it was beautiful and there were kids inside and this just happened. Right now, I told him and it is not possible that we are in the same house and he already told us that, yes, that it had been a problem with the tuber the gas pipeline and that it was very tragic and the children died, that is, the whole Julio family died. This was the same in the holiday season, and it burned down, the whole house went away,

15:05 that is, that beautiful scene that we saw that they didn' t see us, or turn around, or anything happened. I think at some point it' s amazing, because my mom and I are still walking after listening to the neighbor and we were saying it' s amazing that we saw that family and I' ve been listening to your program and there are many people who say I saw it and I saw that person already passed away and I don' t know what it' s about. But people when they look like this, they don' t look bad, they don' t look sad, that' s what I tell you I saw they were very nice, I mean, they were living together at best. I don' t know they stay there in that place July or something happens or a portal opens there. I don' t know, but it was a normal house, it was a beautiful house, the happy family living together. And it turns out, they all died. They all died and the neighbor was surprised to see us standing there. Because for this, as the ornaments were so flashy when we passed, you know the typical decorated pin and some dolls outside that very nice and everything. And this took years. In other words, the gentleman says that it had been five years ago. That' s crazy I mean, you had a look at the past, so it' s true.

16:36 I don' t think so, and you know something Mom was saying that it' s, like, a little bit sadder. Maybe what we saw was their last day. Who knows or everyone turned into ghosts, you remember a video I don' t know if you' ve seen a video on the net where patrol cars arrive in Mexico and there are some little kids in there with pajamas missing you could see it. I haven' t seen him or you' re getting it on a second floor. That' s what he doesn' t remember anymore. I know which ones yes, yes, yes, yes, it is and how they looked. Obviously, we didn' t see them transparent, we saw them perfectly. Nothing was transparent, and I think these things do happen. My mom and I were still walking and talking and talking and we were both looking at each other because if maybe I just saw it, I would have doubted it. You understand me, I' d like to apologize, sorry forward forward ahead, sorry, sorry no, not you tell me, I' d love it out of the air, that' s for a message or something look at what we ' re going to do there look at you. I really liked looking for him. I' m not an investigator, but when something catches my attention, I liked it. Then I' d love that if you have his chance and if you want, because if you don' t want to,

18:08 well, it' s not by force either. Right. You give me information about the house and I' m going to look for the history of the house and it would be super interesting to see if that really was the family that died there, if it was the dad, if it was the mom, if everything matches what you had, why, because it' s this thing, to me, this kind of stories blow my head off and I get awesome because one of two is ghosts or it' s another dimension. Or as the movies tell us that we say to OA is a churro, that' s the multiverse thing. And all this seems, that may be. I' ll tell you one thing. I believe what you' re telling me. I believe what you' re telling me. Yes, and I love that you believe me because as amazing as it was, obviously, for us at that time, it was sad, it was nice, because we could see something that was seen love in the family, of course and everything very nice, and then see the reality. Burnt and ugly.

19:27 Yeah, yeah, yeah, let' s do it, Julio, let ' s do it You know what I remembered. There' s no movie. I don' t know if you' ve seen her call to see it' s called a wonderful world. A wonderful world is one of the same of the law of Rodes, hell, the perfect dictator all these is not this Luis Estrada, the law of saying forgiveness. The wonderful world. He' s talking about a homeless man who the government helps him in some way or another, who buys his house and all this and at the end of the day, a scene comes out. The vagabond is also reaching out, by the way, there' s a scene where he stays watching a lot, a family like perfect, so to speak, what' s celebrating Christmas and this and in the end something happens that you say your son is well past Lance and it' s similar to what you tell me. I ' m not giving you spoilers. See that of a wonderful world. It ' s called two thousand six, the movie already my husband noticed it right now what we' re going to see. It' s not scary, isn' t it scary? Isn' t that scary? But if the last thing, you kind of stay that and I remember what this is, what you just said. But I like it, I like to be called and told these stories, because I' ve heard about roads, I' ve heard that from other places, for example, just a little while ago.

20:53 I don' t know if you heard the one about the spend- liner. No, no, I heard her, I didn' t hear her. A vague person, goes to the gas station, goes to charge gasoline and the person tends it and ten or weeks later returns the gas station and the gas station is burned, closed, or I don' t know if burned, but it' s closed. The person who attended him was a person who had died months ago because they took his life trying to jump him then and he attended then you stay. And the easiest thing, obviously, is to discredit and say no is not true. It' s a lie in there. I' ll do something to you, there you go.

21:34 Yes, and I believe it. Yeah. You' re like I was watching July videos that say they' re talking to the person and in the House you don' t see anything. I don' t know if it' s your turn to see them. Yeah, some are fake, some are fake. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But there is a July video where he arrives at a hospital, the doors open and one person his eternal guard and you already saw him. Yeah, I saw him and what do you think about that video. It' s interesting. It' s interesting, but I' d like people to talk and interview a serious interview with the police guard who was there. Oh, I' d be awful, that' s how to tie this thing up that' s true.

22:18 Don' t make the case any more relevant. Yes, yes, I ' d be very father. You know what, it' s not the same thing who sees it and lives it as someone else who explains it. No yes, and you know what. It is also very nice on your program Julio that, although it is usually things like random, like very heavy the things that someone talks about, all the stories have validity why, Because we only need to tell a lived experience, we are not the ones of the program, we are not the ones to raise the rating or anything, but to tell something that did happen to us, explained me and the program is disto that they do not forget that stories. We don' t do research here. I' m not a researcher, I' m not a medium, I don' t mean, I' m more ordinary than ordinary, and if I' m drunk I' m based on logic and I give my opinion more. However, it is not like the last word or much less. That is, everyone has the opportunity to say what it is.

23:23 Not there, you go, there, you go to Julio I want to tell you something like that already fast this when my husband and I started with our marriage, we bought a house that was under construction, ok and we ventured Julio we said no yes we can and we will give it and then my little brother- in- law came from Veracruz, who was like eleven years old and this and with all the wood of the tree, no yes, we started to make a fire. Well, the fact is that this fojata became quite large and I want to tell you that, because the place is flat arid, Africa or Safari I don' t know if it has ever been no, but I know it is in Puebla, not good, more or less the type of flat place very arid, like Desertico.

24:15 And in us we are very happy in the Fugata and we were a house that you like that we had you about half a kilometer away from the other houses, that is literal, in the countryside well, and then we are very comfortable sitting, we take out a yes I sit to see the thing this and right now I am hearing the stories of the crybaby. Let me tell you, it was a very different thing with us. It did not sound like this whining, but it was heard as woe, I do not know how the ah yes, but it was not like that. It was a regret, as my husband says, it was a regret, but quite far away. The first, and something very characteristic of it, was that we were paralyzed and immediately from this regret. We heard it closer, but really very close. And we started a very funny escape because, despite being adults, the three of us went to bed to cover ourselves with blankets.

25:25 We don' t leave everything out there and you know you don' t expect anything to happen and nothing to come near. But it wasn' t the only time this happened to us. After that occasion come some visiting friends and the same happens to us to make a bonfire. We started talking about horror stories because you know you can' t think of them and they' re starting to surround us. I mean, he started walking the grass. When it' s dry, it cracks exactly You step on it. Then we were gathered there in the fire very at ease and we started to hear. We said where, who, because there is no one, no, and to make it so very fast, all the friends came out happening, they got in their cars and they left and we got in and we left it all out again. It was kind of like you feel like he' s seeing you, you feel like he' s coming at you. I don' t know if you' ve ever had an experience like that, but it was really weird. And the first time it was with that regret, as my husband says, and this time no, this time it was something that was very close to us, because what fear, in fact, what happened to you and also adults can be afraid of this kind of thing.

26:45 Hey, you know, he' s sorry you don' t feel sorry to say it. Yeah, and it' s a warning that gives you like your heart that you' re in danger. I explain yes, yes, yes, it' s natural and it' s good to have it. Yeah, and I think that when you' re like this reacting differently, there was one of the friends who sat down, sat down and couldn' t move. I mean, it kind of paralyzes you, too, yeah. I have that the others said let' s go right now is when he sat down immune, we didn' t know how to tell him run, run the fear, fear is cannijo, uh, but yes that, that' s so, were my stories tonight July. Yeah, well, thank you very much, thank you, for telling the stories.

27:34 I hope more people can communicate tonight and I don' t know if you want to take the opportunity to send a greeting to the race you' re listening to. Right now, yes, a greeting to my husband Jacinto with the mummy' s voice. There you go, Shay Shushing. Greetings are ready. Hey, thanks, thanks to Cha who spent a nice night. Just like good stories we have another call here. Let me tend, I ' m not going to r c r. Pfan. Let me send greetings, greetings Julio here sitting beans, little zebras with pork in tomato sauce. Hey, they' re not with everything, uh, they' re with everything. There it is and here they also say July send greetings to my girlfriend Lorengo with the voice of the mummy. I greet you very well.

28:29 There the greeting is ready and so is the people who are sharing. Many thanks to the people of tiktok kera the hearts so that more people can enter. Greetings to Comarca Podcast, who had an interview. We' ve been chatting with him for a while. You can check it there on your channel, the Podcast region, on all social networks to find it. And let ' s take the next call Good night. Well, Julio, how well it was. Well, here I have the pleasure. Aha, Victor, here in Paco, ah what' s up, Victor, how it' s been all right. We' re doing fine. Thank you. That ' s good. I' m very pleased with you and my dear Victor. Hey, Victor, you' re on speaker or bluetoot because I hear you half a mile away from what you can put your phone in your ear. If you' d be so kind, I' d appreciate it.

29:11 Oh, yeah, then, let me, let me, pita, yeah, if you' re so kind. Greetings, Andy Flores. There, yeah, yeah, no, no, yeah, I hear you perfect. Oh, yeah, look. I' m going to practice, because I have several stories. I want to practice this one when I was bitten I was about eight, eight or nine years old. Over there, yes, this is my boss la for the tonada, over there for the cho in the chollo stole the jalisco. I' d have a case that a guy of mine had inherited from him. Then it had bars and it had good down the street above the bar was the first floor and second floor. And so it had third floor, but already on the bottom side, by the garage, because it was already getting taller. Right. Yeah, so, on the side of the garage, I had a ladder. On the second floor, that the ladder, because literally you would climb it almost standing like a ladder, a ladder of those relaces of iron, almost but it was of wood, you had almost stopped to grab them almost from the steps.

30:41 Yes, then, because once we were there, because that time my mom took me with drool that were separated and I drove there and I, because I slept with my boss and my brothers down, because they stayed pisting the tent and closed and they all stayed there as friends so and I' m going to give her the car and we got up and I went up with my boss to sleep and traps lying on the floor, in the room and suddenly this one because the door didn' t open, because the doors. From there you can see that they are iron, they are heavy. Then it never opened. Then I had my back, my back, my back, my dad lying down. Then a boy grabs me. Then it starts to move me, it starts to move me, it starts to grab my head, to grab my hair and it starts to move and to move, to move, well, until I woke up. And because he was a child like almost no child gives like eight nine children, seven years old, he was smaller, he was like six there, seven years old, I think, smaller than me, for, that is, smaller, that is, he was more almost from the litter. It was the difference that the child brought, this one brought caps, ah wait for you vines. So, I went into the dream that I came, because I had always looked at many things this because I didn' t notice it or I didn'

32:19 t do it, I didn' t have a hard case, I mean, I closed my eyes and slept again, but then I began to move harder, to pull my hair and start moving, to move, to move, until I woke up. But he spoke to me in a language, because the truth I don' t understand, I don' t know which Ibama was kind of weird. Then this one, for I was scared and grabbed him I was going ap and hugged him, that is, because I turned to him I hugged him. But he kept pulling me, because keep pulling and then already able, I told him how much you get up and part of it I' m not too heavy. And until he got up and said again what' s in it or what the dad told him is that this kid is bothering me. I don' t know who the boy is, I mean, because he and there was nothing. Okay, yeah, she disappeared aha, disappeared and the door to see her because she wasn ' t hard and the others had a key. Yeah, so it' s, I mean, it' s that way then, I mean, Dad' s bringing him in My brothers down there were already talking to them, uh, come over here and you hear a kid saying he didn' t. Then there was a friend there who had made the house the one who had faked it and said what happened to him. It' s not

33:51 like he got a kid. Like this. He told me what the boy was like. He said no, because it was like that. So, that' s how to have a loincloth, I mean, but it was the skin of this not cute, but a normal skin. This one' s not for you, I tell you, but he started speaking my language to me. I don' t know what it says to be, don ' t worry, I say. Ever since I made the house, ever since I' ve been doing the house, I had an Indian coming up here, looking like another Indian and showing up with kids. I thought he knows how much he says, but no, don' t be afraid, how to be afraid. I swim here and yes, but if you already see things and if you already know what you see things, he says, but I don' t say no, no, it' s not so scary, but just who it was or what it is. And this already says no when we did the house, that I think that area was a parting, I don' t know what' s going on out there and there were so many things that when he was doing the house, he would appear like two or three Indians, he would appear children, or sometimes he would look at bonfires and all that because he was I think it was that area. It was from God, I don' t know from there, from Jalisco, I don' t know what they' re called. Then I say" golly" after this one because my uncle had already died and

35:28 then we went to the ranch and that boy said that he had made the house, that they were given to him at a price. So is the one I create with my grandma. Then one day, while we were there, we were sitting in bed and he tells me not to give me the grubby charza güey, right now, I' m going to have something and here to eat bad. You know the truth, but I was in detail and I would say no Canejo bed. I' d say no, canejo this one don' t say no. I' m saying that because if my granny' s running around here, something' s gonna start fucking with you They' re telling me they make me the killers you won' t see, and we' re talking like that sitting and smoking. Yes, and realize that we were, that is, the two of us at the head of the bed and on the feet of the bed, but on the side of him the mattress adds up to you, he says already look I say if I have already looked I say my granny little dog who doesn' t want you to say Ahorita, it doesn' t matter, because he is already dead. What are you going to do? I do, but I don' t say, no, don' t say that because I say even my mom and she' s already been wrong. I mean, something clearer is going to happen. You worry. Then we lay down to sleep and he realizes that someone pulls him out of bed, feet, pulls

37:00 him out. It was that same night that he was saying yes, I mean, it' s not Right now. We slept together and we slept together, so we slept together. And we were lying like this and I grabbed that or pulling the legs, but it does what pull well, beautiful has been the pes that fell from pure loins for walking scratching the views to the pull I already see, you see, canijoa, yes, it is this turn has gone out of breath, says then no, because it is that also notice. What you say, Camijo, is that you don' t ask permission, because if it' s already right there and you don ' t ask permission, because he told me what happened and we didn' t get anecdotes. They used to put us there for anecdotes. With him we were doing a little bit, this a little bit of how it is said of spark, a little spark or as a joke problem you see you make me get a little ugly also at the same time, because yes, because it was like relatives. Or all this. Yeah, yeah, but now it did happen like they say, they didn' t beat Dale' s legs. They always say there' s no chan if you don' t push your spear or you' re gonna get pulled. But in Mexico they do like to leave their legs. Right. That' s classic.

38:21 Yeah, it' s just that the truth is, you don' t have to mess with anyone who' s dead or alive or dead. Neither alive nor dead for what ropes the need. No. But more than anything, you see, since I have the power to create dead people. Or so yes, then I think I' ve always said good, always thought grandchild. All of that has been that I never make fun of them. I get serious, that is, and that' s it, but when I talk to people, then they make fun I say don' t make fun of me because you don' t have to fly dead, because the deceased I tell him you don' t think you' re going to give yourself, it comes to hurt. I say even better than or worse than a living one. Yeah, I' m saying because the deceased is something else. I tell you there is more, there is all this that punishes every law if you bully God, for it will be cannijo and there are many people that if it incredulates or so it mocks and happens to them and already then it stays in earnest. They say it' s not that I didn' t believe this is that you, because everything that is well deceased, such has to respect. Yeah, I think I' m making fun of them. Yeah, yeah, yeah, already what' s happened to him, so good story, uh, good story as you say, don ' t make fun of the deceased, because now they can pull your legs off. No, thanks to him you want to keep thanks that it is,

39:52 we are not well. Thank you so much for listening to me and for today the anecdote is that God bless you all public car just as I don' t forget what happens. It' s an excellent night, even taking care of him, because if there' s the call, thank you for communicating. Good evening, Julio, greetings for all the same coperos and for Lice de Chihuahua. Greetings, hello, Julio. I' m silent tomorrow I don' t work, so I' ll unwind at ease eating pineapple with tajin, enjoying these that Rico, uh there' s a no, there' s a, a new one that just came out of tajin, which I think is like that as a guy, as if it were miguelito looks Rico also uh that pretty pineapple, by the way, very pretty.

40:42 And this one is good enough there to put to the tongs to me that I wanted, right now, I felt like Jicama, Kikama with chamo and limoncito and since not ta jin, we also have a flame. Let ' s answer it. Good night, well clo, good night, yes, good night with taste away. How' s Brian talking to you, how' s he asking how it' s been all right here happy my old man to say hello to you that it' s hard to grab a line. Yeah, tomorrow' s birthday, no, Brian, that' s my birthday tomorrow. It' s Mother' s Day. I' m 27 years old. Give him, then, many congratulations, my dear Brian, many congratulations, for here happy look to grab line? Because if it' s hard to catch a line on that requested program, it' s not true, it' s not true. Today just make the perfect timing to dial. And with that, you hear what they' re gonna do to you tomorrow? What' s it gonna be tomorrow to eat?

41:46 On your birthday, notice julito that here it is this common good to make roast meat, ay en común ale que rico. But for other times, for my birthday, to change this one. The year, last year an example, we made this podium baked how rich. We have a grill that really lends itself to make the lopit and all that I don' t close it and that makes the oven so rich. The previous year we did two days like this baked and everything I love. I' m the one who drops her carnita like that, so I' m the one who makes all the meals. I love to cook here in the house so rich oral.

42:30 Then this year I set out tomorrow, because making this taquitos ok, this pig, this fence, this one already sells here the meat prepared here in Guatemala, from this marinade they call me the bado. I' m going to buy this also this breast, this one to the shepherd and roast meat. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, that' s cool, Brian and all his sauces and you can imagine I' m gonna make a beautiful one and that Bria listen, don' t be bad. They send a picture in there tomorrow for the show. That' s how I' m going to do it, I' m going to do it It' s done to me or to my mouth Look at me I have a nice story to tell Brian says I went there a couple of weeks ago I end up with my brother- in- law here in Guatemala, and I, like I' ve lived in other departments and in all that people when there are frights and everything, do lime crosses. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Then I went to visit my sister- in- law and asked her sister- in- law, sorry here they scared me I told her the first thing I saw were the crosses. When I walked into her house and she told me she kept seeing me there I' m like you know half. Don' t son him by the legion crosses. Yeah, he told me a little while ago an event happened and he told me what happened. They told him. So she lives this one like a city guard

44:02 and she' s been giving away for years. Va Then she told me that she lives next to this of the black water river or a municipality. Then it was about nine o' clock at night. When she heard that someone was dragging chains, then she listened since she was dragging the chains from afar what I tell you from a distance about 15 meters or so, or since she finished dragging the chains. He says they started dragging a metal on her wall. It says and the metal was heard until they came to the entrance of it, that is, they came from behind and came to the front. Yes, and when they came to the front, a voice began from her sister- in- law, that is, from the person who was already sleeping in her pair' s house and began to tell her the names of her children. A son of hers is called Steadrian and with the voice of the sister- in- law they began to tell Adrian, Adrian, Adrián, Adrián, Adrián, and since she heard the chains and all that to the body, she says that she resented him and felt that it was not a good thing and she says that she already saw that one in

45:36 her house, one has a hiding place or a rescue for one to see outside in the street. Then he says that they were seeing with the husband we will say what it is to see if it is the wedge I see says that it was not her wedge, but they did listen fair and he says that the woman changed her voice to call this to her other daughter. When they saw, they saw a naked woman from the waist up, that is, how her breasts were given. They didn' t look at her face, but the lights were on and they came from her. We have to go down a few steps and I know that they saw the woman and the woman raised her fat and threw herself in the face. She threw herself in the face, as well as whoever got stuck in a pool and says she threw herself. Oh, I hurt my face already changed the voice, so the woman changed like three voices to not be this long story. They called and be my sister- in- law as her mother- in- law saw the pair that I tell you, that is, it' s a blog wall that divides. Right, they were calling and the mom wasn ' t coming out. The phones got dumb, right, as well as frizzy that they couldn' t do anything or mutter messages or be called.

46:59 Yeah, and so, he says the woman, in a good time, walked away hurt. They saw that it sucked blood when they came out the next day and there was no blood, there was nothing the next day. And notice that story makes me very similar to a story my dad told me that they were guardians in one place, too. So I think there' s a person who' s interested in being a guardian or who' s a guardian. It doesn' t pay for electricity, it doesn' t pay for water, it doesn' t pay for many requirements, does it?

47:40 Even my dad who told you I told me since I was pretty small, right, and he says that they scared them and they wanted to sort of keep them away from being guardians, like what they do, for what other people, to take away the chambao job of these privileges. Yes, yes, you can call him. Then I, when I entered the sister - in- law' s house from that day on. I told him look here they scare. Yes, you told me because you know it, because I saw the lime crosses that are made here, in Guatemala, the Cali crosses and the ocote crosses are well famous, because in the scary places they scare ok That' s right. That' s my little story, and I don' t know if there' s any going. You also make those crosses of lime, crosses of seams, do them of lime usually do them when a person dies in the place. Here, for example, the chuanman just lost a person' s life, unfortunately, in a shock of permit, in a motorcycle crash. This one, I think, crashed into a van a while ago. I went by there There' s a cove cross on the floor, but it' s used for that, not to chase the ghost away from any of that, but it' s interesting to know about what culture is like back there in Guatemala. Interestingly, yes, just as well, here you hear quite a lot of what you call huals here in Guatemala, it is quite common that there are people who convert

49:12 and everything is what they say. This one who once told me a story in a friend who worked at night and one who only lived with one person, one speaks quite a lot of subjects and that person told me that his wife went to church and in the middle of the cult and that he fell like an owl And when a owl fell the woman became, that is, an owl and became a woman on the ground and they began to pray to him. And all that here is also this pretty much just like the people ' s nahuales thing and all that stuff here tells us that they always saw those people, that they became a car, a pig, right, a pig, a mule. And I even have a lady who lives here near the part that says there was someone among her family who turned into a stick.

50:07 Of you they call it silver, not here we call it banana aha and it says that it is even in that it becomes, because she did see it, which is that crazy that eh, yes, that is that power, this power, this power not, but that what can come, is all supernatural. It' s a pretty big deal. Yeah, right. Well, Julio, thank you very much. I thank you, on the contrary, for being my beloved. You saw, on the contrary, thanks to you for communicating tonight. I don' t know if you want to send a greeting ah so my wife, little nine what' s called forgiveness. This is a nickname we have for him. It' s called the breast nine, sends the mummy' s voice. There goes little boy, there it is ready and thank you very much. My nothing. So every day I don' t miss the show. Thank you very much.

51:06 I' m here every morning, this when I go to work, because I put on my hearing aids and listen to the program on YouTube or every day to see if then I' ll throw myself and Guatemala. I' d be father to know it would be nice to see you teach here in the tourist places and you can do a good program. Truth Anda would be father, which is the city that has the most population in Guatemala, notice that the city as here is small, truth is the capital city the largest. Here, I live anyway this one I have family back in the Peteno, where it is Tikal, which father. I' d like you to come there, because we agreed there they might not spend hotel. I' d be really sorry. That' s what I love. That' s, uh, watch yourself go ticky go to lagoons and stands where no one came along that you' re coming here with your family. Yeah, yeah, you got a good deal here from Guatemala. Of course, we' ll see if we can do the same in the future. This Guatemala isn ' t that big. If you realize one crosses from the tip of Guatemala to the tip that is ptn that I tell you is count it for peteño.

52:15 It' s like ten hours on the road, twelve hours on the road, and they visit a lot of places just the same. Izabal you know hot springs. A lot of things I imagine you do. And so, a greeting to all the brothers over there in Guatemala who listen to us. And I really appreciate the call It' s good, Julito there tomorrow. First, God, send me the fas send to the photos, uh, of course it' s good it was julito, happy night and the same for all the people who listen to us there from all places. Not equally people from all places, equally Brian, strong hug, equally good- bye may be called The Brian. Thank you for communicating. Good night.

52:58 My greetings for my birthday, by the way, if I' m years old and by the way, Angie, a lot of happiness. I don ' t know how old you are, but many congratulations. You know you were told the best, the coolest. A lot of health, a lot of health, let me tell you not to hang up please. Say hi. I don' t know if he' s watching. I don' t know if I' m watching the transmission. Today she is the community manager of fearscop and, unfortunately, because she has just lost her dad, today I had a chance of her. He lives here in a quiet town. I had the opportunity to go and greet her and, therefore, to offer my condolences and she spoke to me. And so, more or less, it was just like my dad. Then he told me something. He said something good, very interesting. Eh lis told me that every day we see stories of people who, unfortunately, lose their parents, their dad or their mom, but you really never put on the person' s shoes.

54:04 Until what happens to you, when it happens to you and you lose your mom or dad or some loved one. That' s when it hits you right and that' s when you really feel the pain of losing a loved one. They' re going to say I' m a broken record and I always repeat the same thing. But the truth appreciate what you have, appreciate what you have for the people around you, take care of them live with those people. Sometimes happiness is not money, it is not going to restore expensive, it is not buying the best clothes, it is not that.

54:44 Sometimes happiness is just about being with your relative, with your friend, and just turning to the sky and seeing the stars and marveling at what' s there. And that costs you absolutely nothing. It doesn' t cost you anything at all. And it' s a memory you have left forever. Then let us try to appreciate a little the beautiful and important things that life gives us and live with our loved ones. And it is that we have and believe memories that at the end of the day, when we leave this world, we only leave with memories and we take nothing more. So, again, a big hug there to Alice and you know you' re counting on me here and well, let' s take the next call Good night. Good turn, Julio. Good evening with whom I have the taste with Jesus, how cool that you are, is here we were listening to Iti, because with a hug and the more I ask you pe are there because of his dad. Yeah, well, it' s gacho. The truth is that, because Lee has been with me for a while, chambeando in fact, we are, we are the only ones here in midoscop East and because the truth is that he chambe quite happy then, yes, it does hurt and that, because he has lost his Lord Father. Yeah,

56:15 face aha this one, but well, life goes on and you have to give it up. True, yes, it is no longer there. It ' s, uh, that' s how cool Jesus is that you' re not going to talk tonight Look. This happened to me with two friends. Well, they' re two different stories and they have their similarities. I don' t agree with both of them what it was that made them enough, to know, the ninth train details, because there are already people from the village who are listening and I don' t want a production. No, no, I don' t want a problem, don' t give a name or anything. No problem. Then the first look comes a friend. That' s where we' re going in the car? You never go, but tell me where? It' s not that I' m going, because I' m going to charge for some things that I ' m owed and then let' s go. Turns out we went, but I didn' t know where we were really going. I mean, he lied to me He was like a spiritist. So, from the moment we got there, we went to the road. All right, we got to this gentleman' s house and when I walked through the door, he pretends as if he had walked through a portal, he felt an energy, as if it were a dome or a dome or something, but he felt then when I came in, because I felt some time not and I told him listen, you don' t feel anything weird, no better, nothing happens. So I still didn' t really know where we were and then

57:50 we were and I knew what I was going to, not because I was there to see where I was. One person didn' t want me to tell him where he was, what he was doing. Then, since we arrived, the lord said look right now, I can' t do anything to you. He said for the company back here and if you want some advice, he said go now and don' t get eight by then it was getting late, I was already trying to darken go. He told him not to make them night, for yes, there was no more, there was no talk or anything. We went out, we went to the car, but when we wanted to take roads from that town, because that went to our village. He thinks the road will be about half an hour or so here I' m not, don' t turn the car off.

58:38 So out of nowhere it went out then it got me out of the car and so did she and they check nothing and they like to be red, because in appearance I had nothing. She climbs up and turns the car on. Curiously, I got in the car and the car went out then, well, yes and again and sometimes when I got on it didn' t pay the time, but five or ten minutes and later it went off, because all the way we did about two and a half hours it was night when we got here then, but it was very weird on the road that as soon as I got in the car, the cart was paid for while she was alone the car. And one of those times we saw it because she stayed on top of the car and lasted about fifteen or twenty minutes and the car was never paid. And the funny thing was that it was no more a matter of me going up to close the door and the car went out. Yes, then she, in time, told me then that she had gone again and that this person told her that as I go to the Church, then that, because they did not want me there, in a few words, no, and well, in time, the other friend of the same style, no, but she arrived. You know they told me that my husband Anden was the one part Let' s go then I say no, and it' s just that I' m already, already, it' s late and then it' s too far away. It' s land. You' ve got to go through four or five, because

1:00:13 they' re ranchers and kids, but they' re little kids. Then there are streams. It' s very ugly and I say no, I don' t feel it. Well, if you don' t want to, he told me,' cause I' m going alone. Well, there' s also Cannijo to go alone. Then, well, that' s when I go with her, because we got to the part where they told her the husband was. No, I wasn' t. Then he came and walked all the streets and I read now we go. There' s no one here. Not that so he saw the husband' s car from nowhere, nowhere did he find it. The other town didn' t come either. Then it counts. They are two small towns and raisins and very ugly road passes the third little town and the last one. They' re two in a row where we were going. Then, as we go on, as we leave the second ejido, after that, they' re little hoes. Look, the road' s more frightening than it had been back then It was a pretty ugly menu You know what the dirt roads were like to the side of the fuck. Yeah, then it was an enga car. I was already carrying a truck, a van was high, well, but anyway to and the road was horrible, because Mira paired us up.

1:01:25 It wasn' t ferrari and it wasn' t a fancy brand car that I' ve seen the models, but it was a car a barbarous. It was a car or closed that there was no reason to be that it was a car, that is, of such luxury in those ejidos to begin with. Then there was no reason to be, for, in other words, it was not where the conditions of the road were so that a chariot of this would fall apart. Then the car paired us, being that one way there was just the car. Then how the way became wider, for it is the rare thing. Then the car was paired and the car was speeding up the engine, then it was coming forward and leaving us with a dust that suddenly saw nothing of the way itself and waited for us and already let us pass and after a while. Again we were rematched and we were overtaken and again the dust. Then he said ah wants races, said and crushed her. When he crushed him, he looked at us, we were jumping in the car up, down. And this cart was never, ever on the one hand. On the one hand, the window is practically open. He could have put his hand in the car, not the car that followed us or the one that came from this, but there came a point where we ramped up the beam wall, the stop to make. You

1:02:57 don' t remember the show. That guy told us, so he was flying. So we practically flew and the car passed and between us we flew. The car got up, the car went straight. Then, when I finish passing the wall or, be it the climb of the slope of the low stream, the window looks, I do not forget. It was a face that the light was blue inside the car as if it were a neon walk him like exactly a neon inside. It was not illuminated with led but the red face was a totally red skin and black eyes. I did turn around and he saw us and I felt the look. So I felt it so ugly and the smile was a smile that now it was chinito of my skin, such a macabre smile. The smile so ugly she went where she freaked out. My friend freaked out and said Maria Purísima, the devil put up the glass and crushed him and this car kept doing the same thing to us. He was coming forward and leaving us a freighter We were about to crash two three times and because we didn' t see anything out of nowhere.

1:04:19 It was ahead of us, but the cart was, as it were, on top of, that is, on the road. But it' s like this one at the same time because it never touches the road. But if the dust lift, then all the first ejido that we arrived, the chariot arrived and stood in the pure entrance. Then she grabbed one of the streets. He realizes that the ejidos that will have two or three streets, no more. Then we saw, because on the other hand, the cart was ploughing in a barbarous way, not ours, the cart that was not, the light was a struggle that was very reflective. Then he said he didn' t go down that street, but when he passed he braked and the car went ahead and it stopped and went down another street. So, then, we didn' t go back to saying hello and Joves lost him and we did think we' d lost him, like Carlos came back.

1:05:21 No, but nothing right in the middle of the way. In the distance we see that it comes again and it was the same car with the same one, that is, it looks because I was turning back, she was driving, but she was looking. Then he looked at the blue light inside the cabin. And then and no and I tell her you know she goes down, goes down, gets down one and she follows us the devil and the devil and she puts herself on the devil. Then we reached the road. We got off to the road. Then he said if he knows how to pray pray, yes, yes, I prayed we got to the road. The car never got on the road. He arrived as soon as we got on the road. He realizes that another one we hit then, but on the road he didn' t climb anymore. And so far this one, that is, he followed us from there where we left off.

1:06:15 It was like fifteen minutes, twenty minutes still driving, because this came a speed that honestly already brought me fear that something would happen to us, because day totally to judge we arrived and the husband there was at your house. At no time did the husband leave his house. Then she said, but as if Fulanna was here and said the husband noticed when the husband told him the tavengo and saw him leave, then none of that happened. The husband never came out. Then they ask him no, for she already told him in talks and weeping, for in front of me she confessed everything and said no. But he tells him who told you that I was in that part and stayed.“ Oh,” said the guy who came in that car.

1:07:18 Like in that car yes, he told me there goes your husband in such part is cheating on you with a scoundrel and if she wasn' t crazy, I' m not crazy and I know he told me. Then I went in and said, for I remembered that you were gone and see that the scoundrel of this one and who was with her confirmed the facts because the husband was angry, the husband thought it was a story not and that I agreed. Then he grabbed her and there he goes we went with someone else. They saw him get out They saw him when he got out in the car. Supposedly then and it was the same car, that is, it followed us and it was paired and all the others then happened. I was really weird, I mean, and that' s just what happened right after a week after she got a present, they gave her a gift, they didn' t and they gave me some fabrics. Then I knew it after that, two or three days later he told me what that was because he had it secret from her. Then in the fabrics that they gave him it was with the seam and the seamstress said, because I can not sew and in that, when the seamstress has already been well the fabric, he sees some blood stains with a face, as he realizes how they draw the chamuco. Yeah, this one because for all of her she took pictures.

1:08:41 It doesn' t count how his face was drawn. Then, when the machine arrived, but had to pass the seam, there was the blood stain and did not sew the machine. Then the seam, because he returned to TV and returned everything and then he told me and I saw the image and it was very similar to what we saw in the field ok. Then something weird. You don' t know null if you already see what I did in that, that the indications and all that kind of stuff, because if it really was the bad guy and chamuco, if who knows, then why she. Well, I was careful to believe in these things. No, and there for the real one that I know, who believes or puts, who believes, but who is looking for things or listening to things. Yeah, that' s where he got a taste for it, and that was the story. It' s two stories I had to tell them there that I was going to cut them off. Thank you, Jesus, for talking to them. You want to send some greetings to the race that' s listening to you. Yes, a greeting for everyone and you know how to share perfect, as you leave and a hug for everyone and have a night now. Thanks to Jesus, who spent a good night, wing until then there will be called and his thanks for communicating. Tonight we have an audio that sends us through the WATS. Let me put it on and there it

1:10:15 goes Hello. I want to tell you my story. What happened about nine years ago when I had my first baby, when he was a month old this I lived in my mom' s house. At the time I was a single mother, right, this slept in the same room as her in the same bed. That day, as it was quite hot, we slept with the door open. Then my bed was near the door. At that time, this night, when we were asleep, I began to dream, as good in my dreams I saw a woman enter, as well as the movie of Mom, the girls who are the ones who find in the world, how they walked. That was the physical aspect and the way to walk, only this was a lady this I saw how she wanted to throw where my baby was. So I, for the attempt to wake up to defend my baby, started to complain, which is what woke my mom up.

1:11:19 Well, and as the days went by, I just told my mom that I had had a nightmare, right. So now, as the days passed, this one started talking to my mom and I nightmare without describing the woman I had dreamed of. In that she interrupts me and tells me really I had a nightmare at night and she begins to describe me and the woman says that she was in one that was in one in a jail, right and that the woman wanted to attack her. Says I just started telling her that she was pretty, that they didn' t do anything to me, that she was beautiful, right. And then, when I started writing, the woman was the same as the one I had dreamed of, anyway, but I hadn' t described the woman I had dreamed of her and she described it to me and it' s the same one I had dreamed of at the time. That' s where I never dreamed of her again. Then, when I had my second drink they passed honest, when my first child was six years old, I had my second baby dreamt not when I was asleep, I dreamt and I saw as if I was awake, as someone was standing next to the Roper then I changed to collect. I dreamt how someone would see me standing there next to the closet and feeling like someone would come out under the cava to try to see my baby. I prayed that she wouldn' t come out and attack me because I slept alone with my two children in the same room. It was an ugly feeling for me,

1:12:51 all I did was pray, pray, pray, pray, so nothing would happen to me. And then this one no longer felt, there was no one. But that was happening then when I kissed my baby, like that feeling disappeared. Right now, I have my third baby, I still slept in the same care at my mom' s house, but with this baby it was weirder, because I didn' t feel someone' s presence, but I just at night felt like I was floating and I was spinning in the air and I heard my baby complain, my son complained and my other son complained to the two big kids. And that' s when he managed to wake up. But I felt like I was even getting so dizzy from the turn I was getting up in the air. Then this time there was a lot of trouble in my house, lawsuits. I had to get out of my house. Now I feel very calm. I feel relaxed. I haven' t had, I haven' t had any of those nightmares again.

1:13:55 But if I feel the feeling that every time I sleep to see, when I have those wives again say, I feel like I' m going to have them again I just fall asleep and I ask God not to let me have nightmares another time or that feeling of how I don' t see someone else, because it was almost real. But now, thank God, I haven' t dreamt that again and I do feel much calmer. But it was strange that exactly when my babies were a month old, I had that feeling of how they wanted to take them off as someone wanted to see them that' s my story and I want it to be anonymous. Thank you for sharing and well, it' s already midnight, with fifteen minutes.

1:14:44 Officially, it' s already Mother' s Day. I want to congratulate all the cooperating mothers who are listening to us, especially my mom, who is there in Monterrey and who always talks to her. I want to publicly thank my mom for all the advice she' s given me throughout this time, which obviously serves for something and one, as always with donkey ears, always goes and even if your mom tells you don' t do this there you go and laugh, but that serves to tell her you know Mom was right about what you said to me next time you tell me something.

1:15:29 I' m going to listen to you, and I' m going to believe you, and it' s that one, as a son, will be able to water her 1, 500 eighty- two times and the mother dies. I' m not going to talk in general, because there are moms who are also past the spear, but most moms are always going to love you, they' re always going to support you with everything, and that' s a mother' s true love. Eh maybe we were born in a country where our parents, my dad who rests in peace, were not given as much as to show as much love or I don' t know. And love always comes or came from the mother. No, and it' s a very nice thing. So, I want to congratulate you, I want to thank all the fear moms who are cooperating here on the program and wish them very nice day of the mothers and mothers who have had to lose any baby? I want to send them a strong, strong hug and all the support, because sometimes you think that doesn' t hurt them,

1:17:01 or that time passes and they forget or whatever. But it' s one thing I think they live by they live by remembering that every day. Uh, so I want to send a strong, strong hug to those moms who went through this and because all the support, all the support here has their place to vent, tell their stories and everything and most importantly, the most important and one of the things that keeps us together here. And they ' re not gonna say no. They won' t tell me no, but it' s the gossip. We love gossip, right? So I ' m not afraid, I' m not afraid to accept it, I ' m not afraid to accept it anymore. We love gossip and I' m very happy to share most of it. Not many people know, but I think seventy percent or a little more than seventy percent of the people who hear midoscop are women. Then, because chido and many of the women, because they are also adults, have the opportunity to or had the opportunity to be mothers. And this one, and I don' t want it.

1:18:26 I want to talk to you about an anecdote there, half- funny, and it' s been a while. Before I was here in my scopo, let me get that little bit, I' m not going to hang up, please, before I was here at my doscop I was an English teacher at an elementary school in Monterrey. He was an English teacher and the net is not about things. I' m not using false modesty. I don' t like false modesty, but the net was very good English teacher, very good English teacher. Uh, and one day, in fact, he was the only teacher, the only male teacher in school. And there was one day of the mothers that we were there celebrating and everything and I was congratulating all the teachers that I kind of thought were mothers. No, many congratulations, teacher, happy Mother' s Day. Oh, thank you, Julio and so congratulating several. Not at that time was a teacher, because she was already big and this one and I say many congratulations, teacher, and she keeps seeing me. He tells me no. I' m not a mom, son, you feel her so you cramp, everything you give yourself and touch your whole body I said I chin already watered her no, but kind of took it well. He took this one well and yes, yes, yes, I cramped that time. I believe that more than anything mother' s day also congratulates again all women in general. Hey,

1:19:58 congratulate all the women in general this one and tell them that maybe not many men say so. But without you we' re nothing. Uh, without you we' re nothing. I could kneel here, but I didn' t sweep my half study well. I' m going to win there, but the net. I thank all the women for existing and well, let ' s continue there with the rest of the program. We' ve got a call Good night, good night, Julio. Well, here I have the taste with father and I do time sorry is that I didn' t hear you very well, like be half short, already with the tali, I' ve already spoken to you time, ah ok In, Natali, welcome, where you are from here, from Guadalajara, from Guadalajara, welcome to Natalin Te. I want to tell a story about my moms and me about moms See that I haven' t followed. I' m about six years old. It' s just that this kind of thing happens to me.

1:21:00 I don' t know if it' s like calling it sleep paralysis, but it' s happened to me that I' m dreaming very ugly yes and suddenly I hear something lifts me up, but that lift is always like a mom and personally, the first time that happened to me that I thought it was one of my daughters. When I heard the mom, because she was a mom in the ear, I got up and my feeling was what happened? So I said face- to- face, I turn and I didn' t see anything. I said well, I don' t know. It happened to me about a month ago that I was dreaming very ugly and I heard that one from Mom again. Then I turned around and said no to see I stopped flying and saw my girls asleep. Yeah, so, when I have these kinds of dreams, I hear a mom.

1:21:54 I already told you that I lost a baby. I' m sorry, and I attribute it, that I feel like I' m getting up. I don' t know if it' s my mom' s subconscious, but it' s just that I' m dreaming you ugly or when I feel like I' m going to get a paralysis, yeah, then, then I hear that mom kind of wakes up. Or I don' t know how to explain it, but it' s something I' m saying. I don' t know if he' s telling me if it' s how he wakes up that doesn' t happen to you. And it ' s fast, because in fact, also something else I wanted to tell you that three dreams already go that what I dream happens to me the first time. This one happened to me with my husband, my can work from Monday to Thursday night. So what I do is that my girls come to sleep with me and so at night then it was like two o' clock in the morning and I heard a cry like someone suffering now yes, as it says in the cry of the crybaby, not the typical one of my children, because it is not so, it is a cry of pain.

1:23:01 Then I got up and said I don' t know if I' m awake or asleep, but I heard the crying, but I kept that feeling scared. Then I go back to sleep and dream that my husband touches my door desperately. I open the door when I see him, he was completely bloody. Then I was left with that feeling and in the morning that I got up to take them to school, I told my daughters because I was left with that feeling. I dreamt about your dad and this happened to me like it' s not my head. So go ahead and get him, and that' s how he stayed all the time. I was there and then in the afternoon I looked into it. I said, oh, I don' t know, it makes me listen, I looked into what it meant and that it was a malagurrium that something was going to happen. I said good, but I kept that feeling all day. Then it was a Friday. It' s going to play. It' s past nine o ' clock, and I' m saying," Oh, he' s not coming, he' s not coming, he' s getting weird, and he' s saying he' s not coming" Then it was eleven o' clock and I' m not lying to you. Julio knocks on my door. I heard the doorknob at the time. I said no something happened. Then I open the door, I do not lie to you, Julio, just as I saw it in my dream, I open the door to you and I saw it full of blood on my head. Don' t stain. So, when I saw him, I let go crying because I said at that moment I didn' t remember how you came in me

1:24:32 month and didn' t mean I saw him I said what happened and he ' s already telling me that there was a quarrel that many came there. When I grab the 20, that' s when my daughter calls me Mom, you didn' t say it. It' s in the morning when she made me nasí, I said it' s true, I mean, I was completely shocked. If it' s not because my little girl tells me Mom, it' s just like what you told us. I said I stayed that way because I dreamt about it. It was a promonitor' s dream, I don' t know, but it was very ugly, because as I dreamt it, it happened to me then so it was a little while ago my mother- in- law died and a few days before I dreamt to her that she gave me that I was going to visit her and that I had her hugged. But in the dream it was very specifically that I had her hugged and I, the truth I got along very well with her, very good daughter- in- law, but I said good why I am hugging her. Three days passed July, I didn' t tell you one of my brothers- in- laws. They don' t even know that my mom got bad We came to the hospital, I walked in with her and they had her sitting waiting for a bed. Then I hug her because I was asleep. Then it was about half an hour when she was still hugged. I' m like that when I hear a dream sigh from her, but a sigh like a very strong one. It was like that as it was in the last breath. Then I turn to see

1:26:10 her, and I' m going to see her pal that she didn' t move anymore. Then my reaction was no longer breathing, but it was a scream I told the girl next door, that I was being helped to yell at the nurse. They took her to the choc room She couldn' t get out of cardiac arrest now, but she caught my eye, which was the same thing I dreamed I had her hugged and she died hugging me. Yeah, so they' re dreams that happen to me that I say because I dream it and between jokes and jokes and I said hopefully, I dream that I get rich because if that kind of thing is really happening to me personally, I don' t like it, because if I dream happens similar to my dream and just a little while ago, a lady told me my son is that you know what it might be that you have your third eye open, you wouldn' t want to go on and I wouldn' t, because the truth is something very difficult. It' s something I wouldn' t like to keep dreaming or seeing, because it' s something very strong. Actually, Julio told you for me it was dreams that I ' ve had to say it can' t be that they' re the same as what I mean, I' ve spent them and it' s really very ugly that kind of dreams and I don' t know, I don' t know how to explain it to you, but that' s my short stories. I think you feel like you can change something and feel a little guilty about not changing. The end result doesn' t go,

1:27:44 tells him something you say. Oh no, but I tell you, I mean Andra Bron and Broman say well, I wish I could dream of something different. Yes, but things have happened to me that to say, if I tell you Julio, this one today laugh something and I say in my mind I earn it just the way I do. I don' t know if I have that strength, but I earn it Now it' s gonna happen that it' s not gonna rain and it' s raining, that ' s what I' m saying. And I say today I don' t know if I have that one as a gift or suddenly, but it ' s really not pretty. I don' t like it personally, and I' m telling you, I hear the little voice that something' s going on and I wake up to that one about Mom. It' s like something I don' t know how to explain, but it' s a child' s voice. Yeah, and I attributed it first to my girls, but it' s something I don' t know how to explain.

1:28:35 I don' t know if they really lift me up, or my subconscious to get up, but she' s a real little voice that tells me in my ear, Mom. But yes, yes, they were my little stories. I have more stories, in time. Thank you very much, because I wanted to tell you that it did surprise me. That' s the thing about the tremonious dreams that people have to be about the future, so to speak, because it' s just how you had access to something, what happened to the future then it' s something that maybe nothing repetitive happened on my part, but I repeat it again. I feel that things are already written, that everything is already on and you can' t change anything anymore. Then this one' s a son to you. I ' m so grateful for sharing this. It makes me awesome and I like that people use this space to share those kinds of stories. You also volunteered for Mother' s Day and this one and I don' t know if you want to send a greeting to finish tonight' s show. I' d tell you to send him a greeting so they can see the replay.

1:29:44 My girls are already asleep, of course, but a paranoim greeting and for Fernanda soluto. I sent them with the mummy' s voice. Hey, all right. Thank you so much and nice morning, because it' s already dawn. Thank you, give him a pass, nice night, normally up to him e can be the last call of the night. Race. Thank you very much to all the people who communicated again tonight. Congratulations to the moms says," Congratulations to all the Mexican mothers who watch their show and those who rest here a second Sunday, that is this Sunday here in Hondures" Greetings Julio can send the felitation to my daughter for her birthday, to Dalí and Samanta with the voice of the goblin still instrument, with the voice of his father who sams them with all his soul. Blessings, greetings, a greeting to me, Jaroulita, that you are giving me from times today candal days. Many congratulations, Emil or Zapata and your daughter Loulita also many congratulations. Congratulations to all of you. Tomorrow is the contest, already at the end of the Mothers' Day of the videos. Tomorrow, before we start the program, I' m going to tell you what is the video that had the most likes of moms and we' re going to give prizes, the first prize of five hundred vars, the second prize. We ' re going to send something there through Amazon or through parcel delivery, so you get the second place you had the most likes, to support all the mommies who participated in the contest. There are the videos on the Facebook page and well, I say goodbye. I' ll see you tomorrow at 10

1:31:18 : 00 p m, Central Mexico time. My name is Julio Flores and I remind everyone of the following. I remind you that fear, fear has no mother to rest