[ESP - ENG] UN SUEÑO DE DESPEDIDA
Hola queridos amigos y amigas de hive, tengan un sincero y cordial saludo de mi parte y sean bienvenidos a este nuevo post. Este post es mi entrada al 9no encuentro paranormal con @tarot911, así que también aprovecho de subirlo ahora para dar continuidad a mi anterior post sobre los sueños, advierto de antemano que se viene muchísimo texto.
Me gustaría extender una invitación a @nahupuku Que siempre tiene una interesante historia que contar.
Hello dear hive friends, have a sincere and cordial greeting from me and welcome to this new post. This post is my entry to the 9th paranormal meeting with
@tarot911, so I also take the opportunity to upload it now to give continuity to my previous post about dreams, I warn in advance that there is a lot of text coming.
I would like to extend an invitation to@nahupuku who always has an interesting story to tell.
Yo comprendía la situación, así que no me molesto mucho. “No importa, seguro que lo repiten después y en algún momento lo veré, la salud de mi abuela es más importante.” Decía yo. Pero justo para aquel momento en el que se nos era cortado el servicio de tv por cable mi abuela materna lo había contratado en su casa.
I understood the situation, so I didn't bother too much. "Never mind, I'm sure they'll repeat it later and at some point I'll watch it, my grandmother's health is more important." I would say. But just for that moment when our cable TV service was cut off, my maternal grandmother had contracted it at home.
En casa de mi papa, donde vivamos con mi abuela paterna había un cuadro en tonos sepia el cual me llamaba mucho la atención, ya que algo me decía que ese pueblo que se veía ahí pintado era el mismo pueblo en el que vivía y por alguna razón yo relacionaba mucho este cuadro a mi abuela paterna A media que fue pasando el tiempo mi abuela paterna se recuperaba y en unas semanas ya se encontraba bien. Pero eso no duraría mucho tiempo, ya que como al mes de haberse recuperado se había comenzado a enfermar nuevamente, esto era por cuestiones de la edad.
Cada vez que mi abuela enfermaba o sentía mal sentía que algo dentro de ese cuadro me decía “no te preocupes, todo va estar bien, ella se recuperara.” Y así sucedía.
In my father's house, where we lived with my paternal grandmother, there was a painting in sepia tones which called my attention, because something told me that the town that was painted there was the same town where I lived and for some reason I related this painting to my paternal grandmother. As time went by, my paternal grandmother recovered and in a few weeks she was well. But that would not last long, because about a month after she had recovered she had started to get sick again, this was due to her age.
Every time my grandmother got sick or felt bad I felt that something inside that frame told me "don't worry, everything will be fine, she will recover". And so it happened.
Me sorprendió un poco cuando mi mama me llamó para decirme si no había problema con que me quedara a dormir con mi abuela materna, sin hacer muchas preguntas dije que estaba bien, pero viéndolo en retrospectiva era muy sospechoso.
La cuestión era que mi abuela paterna se había puesto peor y hubo que llevarla al hospital y estaban tratando de ocultarme todo esto debido a que por mi diabetes una emoción muy fuerte podría traer muchos más problemas y con los que había ya era suficientes.
I was a bit surprised when my mom called me to tell me if it was okay for me to sleep over at my maternal grandmother's, without asking too many questions I said it was fine, but looking back it was very suspicious.
The thing was that my paternal grandmother had gotten worse and had to be taken to the hospital and they were trying to hide all this from me because of my diabetes a very strong emotion could bring many more problems and with the ones that were already there were enough.
Me gire para ver que era aquella luz y cuando gire me di cuenta que la fuente de la luz era realmente blanca y que lo dorado era el destello de esta luz, la intensidad de la luz fue bajando y poco a poco podía discernir una figura que provenía de esa luz, era mi abuela paterna, vestida muy elegante y arreglada, como si de una salida importante se tratara, la luz ahora la rodeaba a ella y lentamente, a la velocidad y la forma en que ella caminaba se acercó a mí.
“No te preocupes, no tengas miedo.” Me decía ella, yo aun procesando lo que veía, sentía y escuchaba estaba lleno de dudas, ella me pidió que la siguiera y eso hice. Mientras caminábamos yo le hacia mil y un preguntas, ella solo guardaba silencio hasta que llegamos al camino central que se veía en el cuadro, entonces empezó a hablar nuevamente.
I turned to see what that light was and when I turned I realized that the source of the light was really white and that the golden was the flash of this light, the intensity of the light was lowering and little by little I could discern a figure that came from that light, it was my paternal grandmother, dressed very elegant and arranged, as if it were an important outing, the light now surrounded her and slowly, at the speed and the way she walked she approached me.
"Don't worry, don't be afraid." She was telling me, I was still processing what I saw, felt and heard I was full of doubts, she asked me to follow her and I did. As we walked I asked her a thousand and one questions, she just kept silent until we reached the central path seen in the picture, then she started talking again.
Mi abuela se dirigía hacia esa luz, yo no entendía nada, entonces ella se giró para verme nuevamente y me dijo “No tienes por qué estar triste, yo me voy a un lugar mejor, no hay porque llorar ya que todo estará bien.” Atravesó aquella puerta de luz y yo me desperté.
Aún era de noche, mi abuela materna me pregunto si me sentía mal, tarde un poco en terminar de despertarme y responder, le dije “No, solo voy a orinar ¿Qué hora es?” “son las 3:23 am.” me respondió mi abuela materna “Ah, puedo seguir durmiendo entonces” le respondí yo.
My grandmother was heading towards that light, I didn't understand anything, then she turned to see me again and said "You don't have to be sad, I'm going to a better place, there's no need to cry as everything will be fine." She walked through that door of light and I woke up.
It was still dark, my maternal grandmother asked me if I felt bad, it took me a while to finish waking up and answer, I said "No, I'm just going to pee, what time is it?" "It's 3:23 am." my maternal grandmother answered "Ah, I can continue sleeping then" I answered.
Al despertar, desayune y a las pocas horas estaba esperando que me recogieran, cuando salgo a la sala y veo a mi mama con una cara de tristeza y a todos los demás con caras largas entonces hice la pregunta que parecía que nadie quería que hiciera “¿Qué pasó?” Entonces mi mama me dice “Se murió tu abuela Lola.” Y creo que nadie esperaba mi respuesta la cual fue: “Si, ya lo sé, ella me dijo que no llorara.”
Todos se sorprendieron un poco cuando dije eso, pero se les pasó rápido porque la tristeza los abordaría nuevamente.
Algo muy curioso es que cuando mi papá y sus hermanos estaban hablando sobre los últimos minutos de ella en el hospital y de que se había ido con una sonrisa yo podía verlos como si estuviese dentro del hospital con ellos en ese momento. Vaya, recordando todo esto se me erizo un poco la piel, pero como verán recuerdo muy claramente ese sueño que pasó hace más de 10 años.
When I woke up, I had breakfast and a few hours later I was waiting to be picked up, when I go out to the living room and see my mom with a sad face and everyone else with long faces then I asked the question that it seemed no one wanted me to ask "What happened?" Then my mom says "Your grandmother Lola died." And I don't think anyone expected my answer which was, "Yes, I know, she told me not to cry."
Everyone was a little surprised when I said that, but it went away quickly because the sadness would come over them again.
Something very curious is that when my dad and her brothers were talking about her last minutes in the hospital and that she had left with a smile I could see them as if I was inside the hospital with them at that moment. Wow, remembering all this made my skin crawl a little bit, but as you can see I remember very clearly that dream that happened more than 10 years ago.
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