Historias de Miedo Julio 14 de 2024 MIEDO EN DOMINGO

0:13 Good night. Good night. Greetings to all welcome in all of you to a more scary edition. My name is Julio Flores. I greet you, I give you the most corded welcome tonight. Today is the night of Sunday, July 14th, of the year two thousand twenty- four. We' re totally live. A greeting to all the people who are already connected and sharing the transmission. Today was a boring Sunday, not so boring. If you have hbo and you' re looking at the Dragon' s house, that I, right now, didn' t finish seeing her I was watching her, right now, I said oh I have to go and broadcast, because I told them I was going to broadcast at nine. So, now, let' s follow him to the Dragon House. But in the meantime, we' re gonna take an hour to be on tonight' s show.

1:08 So let' s hit it. Let' s give him first of all. And I' d like if you played this song like that over the top you just tried to hit the trumpet on your mouser and this one and it got really weird on me. That, uh, I feel like there' s something weird out there. So, I don' t know what you think about that. If you don' t think this is armed, say so. If you think it was real, you can also comment on it And if it' s something strange what happened. Uh, and I' d like to ask you a question today, too. Greetings edgar Orosco and also Sarah, who are eating fried chicken. I hope it' s Popeyes'. Hey, I really like sterns, so I provide both of you. I' d like to ask you something today. You think you can sell the soul to the chamuco You think there' s the thing about selling the soul. Well, I' m going further. They believe the soul exists. I would like to be answered if you would comment there

2:45 if you believe that the soul exists, that it can be sold, that it can be offered, that it can be given away. There was a very interesting Simpsons chapter where Homer swapped his soul for a doughnut and at last I don' t want to be spoiler, but the chapter already has a lot of time and in the end the soul, because he couldn' t sell it because he already belonged to march in a previous contract. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. That' s tonight' s question. If you believe that the soul can be sold or if there is the soul itself also something else to tell people now that it is connected, that it already sold the cell phone Practically Then, thanks to the interested people it is already sold. Uh, and I' d like to talk about people who have sold their souls to the devil. Covenant with the devil, a pact with the devil, also called dealing with the opaque devil Faustic consists of an agreement between a person and the devil. This is a widespread belief in Western civilization, which has given rise to many folkloric tales, literary artistic recreations,

4:16 such as the legend of Faust in Arn Thompson' s typological catalogue of fables and fairy tales. According to different Christian beliefs about witchcraft, the covenant would be established between a person and satan or any other demon or demons, the person would offer his soul in exchange for powerful diabolical favors. These favors vary according to the story, but they often include eternal youth, knowledge, riches, love, or power. It is believed that some people carry out this covenant without asking for anything in return, as a way of recognizing their master in the devil. Following the discourse of Western monotheistic religions, this treatment would be very dangerous, for the price of such favors is the eternal damnation of the soul. It would therefore be moralizing tales, where the condemned would always lose out. On the other hand, some of these stories present comic twists, where a humble peasant ends up deceiving the devil almost always with the fine print of the pact among the most gullible. Any seemingly superhuman achievement was attributed to a pact with the devil from the numerous bridges of the European devil.

5:42 Or the extraordinary technique of the violinist Nicolo Paganini, that if you listen to the music of Nicolo Paganista very pass of spear. And what I' m going to go to is this, and it' s that here, in Mexico, people talk a lot about dealing with the devil and I' m going to give them an example that' s always given or given before, not right now, I don' t know if it' s done like that anymore, but for example, when a person was doing well and ended up having a caceron and all that pool and cars and all before all this stuff about people who were selling illicit things and all that people were saying is not that they sold their soul to the devil. He has deals with the devil. That one I don' t know if they refer to dealings with the devil, dealings with people with bad people, or they' re actually referring to dealings with the evil one, right, but it did say a lot of that before. Do not let me send greetings, Greetings of Sonora, says Lucía Rodríguez, Greetings to Sonora and also here says good night, don Julián Flores. I send a greeting with the mummy' s voice to Betulia Jalisco and her bumps that are like you as your program. Every day more greetings grow to Betulia Jalisco and Patchenos. They don' t get

7:15 over spears. Hey there' s lost. For what it looks like you ' re doing something to him and he says you can have good consequences. That' s what I want to talk about They say he' s the Indian For example, he sold the soul to the devil and I' d like to ask those who think she really sold the soul to the devil.

7:55 Greetings from Apodaca, says emerald, oaks, greetings to Podaca and well, regardless of the subject we' re talking about tonight, that we' re going to be nothing more than an hour, an hour, uh, leave us to tell us your story. There goes to them the number eight hundred thirty- one, twenty- three, eighty- six, six hundred six, eight hundred thirty- one, twenty- three eighty- six, six hundred six? You can also communicate through him the whats to the more fifty - two eight hundred, thirty- one, twenty- three, eighty- six, six, six, says hello here, in my village, a lord offered his first son and now he has money and his chicken. Well, ada, the question is this. Your son is still alive. John, the truth is, I wouldn' t offer anyone in my family, even if I don' t like them, to anyone in my family.

9:01 Hey, there are people who if they say no, I do, I offer the cousin or aunt. Or whatever. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Greetings also to Soledad López Chablé, greetings to Campeche, welcome, good that the race that is connected and sharing thanks to greetings of durango hear in durango. There' s also a lot of stories, uh, there' s a lot of paranormal stories. Which musicians have sold or are they said to have sold the soul to the devil? Well, Nicola Paganini is one of them. He is a violinist, or was a violinist rather Juseppe Tartini, Phillip Mostart, Tommy Johnson, who was a very famous blues musician and Robert Johnson. Robert Johnson was also a guitarist, also from blues, and he is said to have sold his soul to the devil at a crossroads, at a crossroads. Who else do you know has sold the soul to the devil? Out there, son, I don' t know and correct me if I' m wrong, but they say Cane West had something to do with this and he offered his mom.

10:33 In fact, CanWest' s mom passed away. He doesn' t have much. Who knows maybe I' m wrong about this thing I' m saying. I don' t know, but there was some talk about it. Uh, there was some comment on that, and who knows how much he' s got on the truth, we also got e- mails from the race that wants to send us their story. We can also receive it via email and they can tell their story through that medium. Hey, you can, too. Right now, I' m going to read one of the e- mails they sent us, which they sent us with a story. If you want to communicate live eight hundred and thirty- one, twenty- three, eighty- six, six hundred and six, eight hundred and thirty- one, twenty- three, eighty- six, six hundred and six, it is the way in which you can communicate live and here I have a good day' s mail. Julio. I share with you my story in December of the two thousand nineteen. At that time I was going through a difficult streak. My anecdote happened to me at my serum house, where shortly before six in the morning I got up to go for a bath, as I was going to work. It was still dark and cold.

12:00 While I went to the bathroom and about six meters away, I could clearly distinguish a silhouette from a tall man with a hat and raincoat, especially very bent with a posture. Looking at me, I could never see his face. It was too dark. I was so scared that at the moment my attention was to think that he had gone into stealing from the house. I went into the bathroom, locked the agitated door, and with fear I got off the ground, because, as it is designed, the house had to pass. That' s why I saw out of the bathroom where I was and I didn' t hear anything, there was no way I could get out of the part where I saw it there was already the kitchen and there was no total way. I decided to peek out, says I turned to where I had seen that silhouette and there was no one. I went back to my room to tell my husband who was searching the house if he saw someone and found nothing. That same day, my husband mentioned to his brother if he had seen things in the house, which his brother shared with him that he always saw a hunched figure with a hat and raincoat in the kitchen and that could be seen from outside the bathroom. My husband, when he heard it, got out of hand because he still didn' t tell him what had happened to me, but he saw the same thing as me.

13:24 The difference is that I saw him closer than my brother- in- law used to see him. I don' t know what she was. Fortunately, my in- laws live in another house and now that they talk about this kind of thing, they mention having had some strange situations, but they did not pay attention, as they did not try not to suggest forgiveness. Lisa says hello from Guanajuato. Thank you, I did it for your story already told and we have a call Good night, Hi Julio. Good night, Good night with di I have the taste with Peruvian accidents to be 21 years ago in Chile, as it is doing more welcome back. I haven' t seen you in a long time, so I haven' t called in a long time. But right now, I' m in Peru.

14:07 I' m a week here, I mean, I' m gonna be a week visiting my mom who was coming from there I' m coming back. All the people in Peru who listen to us are very cellous. Thank you. That day you were saying that when you go to Peru, you' re going to eat cuyi and so on, and those things tomorrow like whose rich me send me picture don' t be bad. That' s when I take a picture of him tomorrow and when my mom raises him, how they prepare him. Well, I' m not the most. Once before I went to Chile and I killed Cullis, I prepared them and everyone, but now I don' t do it, it gives me a stick, but that' s how I do it. Well, obviously, you have to clean it all up, and, well, I like it with less lineups, so I just keep it with garlic pepper and come out and there it fryes and with that oil a little bit, a little oil.

14:58 Hipp n is used with garlic and pepper and pepper and there it is speckled and this one is made like a salt like a sauce with cooked papita and the plant neck above with rice which curl, rocotito, ejole I like and the cuy knows that like chicken it is richer than chicken, richer than chicken dandale. Yes, for me the cuyi is richer than the chicken and that the fish hears and is not know other people that it is expensive, the cui is very expensive, but my mom raises them then in some other clear way, keeping them is expensive to raise them i e to give them the food all is expensive. But yeah, it' s expensive here like when you were saying a plate, a plate, a plate of food twenty - five soles. Five soles are one hundred and seventeen Mexican pesos, as roughly what a chicken costs. Chicken costs about 120 pesos here. If they look like, like, twenty- six suns, about what the muello costs.

16:00 I think the cuy is the most expensive meat I know of, cold all your animals. Then I don' t know much, but when I get here, for example, my mom is dedicated to killing and we both eat every day cuy boy or paw how rich a bombardy of animals is, but rich is my mother' s customs. To receive your family with these things is as usual from the mountains, it is the custom of people. They give you their love. They show me with food that they themselves grow. Or raise hijole, because greetings to soap variant, which has very good food over there this is not very rich and then welcome the program that you are not going to talk about tonight, Good July. I' ve been meaning to call you for a long time, but I' ve had my dream, as I' m in Peru now and at different phase time.

16:56 Yeah, here' s nine still at 10: 00. It' s only nine o' clock here. Ah, then you almost saw. Let me see here it' s ten and seventeen then it' s not as late as there in Chile. Yeah, it' s an hour. Yeah, look at that. This happened about two months ago, three months ago that two very small things happened to me, but that changed my dream. Yeah, look, I' m gonna practice you the first one that happened to me when I came from work, I have a day a week that I work in Colina. I go to Colina and so I have to come by bus Those who are listening, those who are from Chile know that there is a place called Mapocho. I already have to get to Mapocho and from there I have to take a wire, a line that is the three hundred one, which is the one that leaves me two pictures of my house.

17:53 Oh, wait, Julio. This is living a Greek. I' m not in the future, and either I' m old, I' m out of the way You see how I' m in the field. You ' re not lying down getting her. You know thank you capon and I didn' t like it, but I' m sorry I answer you. I' m going to vote it because I don' t like it, no, don' t worry that I' m in the field and I don' t accuse you or no longer see crickets, already and I' m coming and as a bit cold season. The cold was already starting. I sat in the back with always put on the hood of the polero, I put on the head because I don' t know for caution, I don' t know for what it is or for the cold. I already put it on and beside me sat a boy. I don' t know if I was young, man, I never saw his face, okay, but I only saw his hands. She was a brown person of color, to say the least. I don' t know if it was and tea not Colombian. I really don' t know, but I realized from his hands, that they weren' t white, they were brunettes, yes, already, but they had a very special ring, an encouragement I' d never seen before. Well, I was silver and the left hand noticed.

19:12 I saw it just like I saw it. I can' t say that I saw him laughing or that he appeared to me for a moment. I didn' t see him I saw him He sat next to me and he was so big. The gentleman was big because his legs were left over. It was awkward for him. Then I saw that he got up and sat ahead of me forward that there' s a seat, that little bit higher, it' s like a ten level is a little higher. I sat there and then the minute I saw that it went to the left side, to the right side of the bus of the bus and it was no longer black, it was white Julio or it was changed white and I could see it wrong, I could see not the ring was the same. Okay and all for the boy, because if I hadn' t noticed the ring, because I was a friend who had never seen the way I would have said ah the gentleman didn' t get off, the boy got off and I ' m wrong, but the ring wasn' t the same with the same hand on the same finger. Yeah, I stayed just like what happened here.

20:21 But this gentleman was the black one. How he turned white, because his hand was no longer brown, as well as a Haitian or like a colony, it was not white like a Chilean. That' s how the hand was and I stayed like that. Cold almost passed me a thousand stops because I kept thinking what happened here, because I put the shape change or the color change. I don' t know how. In my mind he put it that way. He changed his color from moment to moment and I kept thinking about it this way. I walked two four in my house thinking about how that happened. There' s no explanation. No one can tell me why it was. I don' t know if I was the only one who noticed. Yeah, but that was it, and there was that detail. After a week, at two weeks, also other jobs I have to take the subway. I remember I have to mean, I have to get down on the subway, on the coin and next to me was a gentleman who was sitting that eye just like me. But as I tell you, I wear a hood, but I look at the subway. Yes or yes, I' m wearing a cap because on the subway I' ve heard my sister tell her you' re getting spipped and I' m eating you on drugs. And to steal you, then when I put on my hood and already protected my head, it happened to my manna, because from there it also gave me. I think that' s why I also put the cap on my head to protect my hair. Yes, then and I saw the gentleman sitting next to me. We went down together and we walked like we were two friends, but I didn' t talk about it and he didn' t talk to me. I didn' t know him.

21:52 What I did notice is that it had the poleron, as well as a military color, not the design, as well as bleached, not a military color, was a green or his jacket. Then we' re walking to the and I' m lazy because well, I' m tired that time. But I' m heading for the elevator and the gentleman came with me to the elevator. Do we talked. Then I crush the elevator. I turn to give pass in case someone comes down from the elevator or if someone comes from above, yes, and the gentleman was, disappeared the boy disappeared there, yes, that I was scared there my heart started to beat very, very loud. I didn' t want to get into the elevator, yes, but I didn' t want to go down the stairs either, because I was saying but how can I be if I run so fast.

22:37 If I crushed my boyfriend' s life, I loaned the boot and I turned around and he was gone. I couldn' t find an explanation. And from those moments I have pleasant dreams, so to speak, dreams as if I had a different life, a husband, a family that I am so happy, but that I don' t want to wake up. And when I wake up, I wake up angry, because I say why I had to tell him that dream. I' ve heard a lot of fields. Yes, of course, then I stay thinking about why and sometimes those dreams are so pleasant in July and he' s a man that I can ' t see his face, but he' s a man that gives me so much love, so much love, so much that I have my home.

23:19 I have children that are not mine, I mean, I have my children, but those that I have, my dreams, are not my children, but I addressed them. They' re my kids in the dream. And it' s recurring since that date. How it' s recurring. I mean, he' s dreamed of that family, so they' re yes, very often a week. I' ll dream five times, but I can' t remember the details, so we didn' t go that way. No, but they' re very presentary dreams that I don' t know what happened to me Look. That' s why I' d like what good that you' re dealing with? I' d like to, I' d like to ask from both sides. I' d like some professional, whether it' s a psychologist or a psychiatrist, to tell us why we have those dreams of an alternate life. And the people who know this, then, of the paranormal, of the psychic and all that tells us, why we also have these dreams of alternate lives where, well, maybe we' re happy or maybe we' re not happy. But why is this happening? And also very important and correct me if I' m wrong to dream about people you don' t know and you' ve never seen in your life. Right, that' s not true. True because about what I' ve seen and those kids don' t say no

24:52 now, but those dreams are recurring, they' re the same people. It' s the same man and the same feeling. It' s like I' m very much indwelling with him and he' s in love with me. And we have a beautiful house, Julio, a beautiful house and it' s like my family is, as I say, the dream of a perfect place. So yes, but of course and I don' t want to wake up and every time I wake up, it gives me courage, I feel sorry for it, but I say it' s a dream. It' s kind of weird. But maybe those two things happened to me. I understand you perfectly and this one and I thank you for bringing that theme to the table, because it' s a very interesting topic, that very interesting one. So, then, he tells people that he' s had something, that he' ll mark us and tell us yes, I wish? I wish? Don' t be the same or the only person that ever happened to you, but I put you in that name, pleasant dreams, because for me it' s a pleasure to dream, that is, I wake up with a pleasure. But as I realize that I woke up, it gives me courage because I see my reality that it is not so. Sure. Sure, sure, sure. Well, I' m a pleasure. This one, I thank you so much for dialing and talking. You want to supplement with something else. You want to send some greetings to you, Julio, that don' t take you any longer.

26:11 Thank you very much for that greeting. And what, well I tell you these recovered because I' ve been listening to you you were sick, but since good I give these to you recovering and saying that here in Lima I never thought it would be cold, both cold and almost in Chile, because it' s very cold. Cold. I of course do not reach at least two or three, as it is carrying there in Chile, but it is very cold and it is a very strong change that has taken place. There' s never been this cold before. I have lived twenty- three years in Acá, in Peru, before I go to Chile, and I have never felt a cold. So, greetings to the whole walk will warm up well and take great care of themselves and take care of their little animals who make the raisins. It gives me so much pain, both dog Julio and I am a lover of dogs, cats, and it gives me so much I swear to you, but what could, what can I do Exactly it wasn' t about hands, because thank you. Take good care of him. Likewise, as I say, it is a pleasure to have spoken to you with successes, many successes and to go forward. Thanks for having a good night. Anyway, Raby, remember that time they sent us a story about a person, a woman she dreamed was pregnant and had a baby.

27:34 And when she woke up, she woke up really desperate because she said where my baby is. I had him here, I mean, here he was and I made him the mom. Hey, well, she wasn' t even pregnant, she wasn' t, and she never had a baby. How Thank you Ta Yesterday Tages Junior for the gift today in Tiktok. Thank you very much. We have a call Good night. Good night, how are you? Good night. How are you doing, Joachim, because here I report that I made the good life another time because here a little quiet, all the rain, yes, it is the nights, right now, it is quiet, but there, yes, it was strong. Listen, I woke up yesterday, well, more like at three in the morning today, Joaquin, because such a loud thunder woke me up. Oh, yes, but horrible. Just pretend that the whole house was rumbling. Uh, yeah, actually, it' s gonna be. I think like last week something like that. There was a strong egg and I feel that it fell very close to here the glass rumbled, i e everything incredible. Hey, and I get up, I hear the thunder, I get up, I grab my cell phone, Czech at the time and Czech the news and I get news precisely from Tampico, where a waiter ends the life of the owner of the restaurant. Oh yeah, that' s right That was the first thing I got. It' s a bad case You couldn' t see things like that. The waiter. I don' t know what if

29:07 the restaurant owner had a fight with him, or what. But the waiter, I think he was stabbed by a thing like that, no, yeah, something like that, yeah, it got out, it was really loud down. The thing, uh, that' s how you never get mad at a person with a knife in his hand. So, definitive, right. I said, hey, welcome, you' re not going to talk tonight. Ah well, there' s a microstories. Maybe, but before I tell you, when you did the eight- year- old transmission. That way, as you were saying, which were the three and the three that had hit you the most. Yeah, and I got that question from mine. I think that for that question of which ones have impacted most of those that we have heard at least I do in miwscoves. One is from the trailer, the trailer driver who took his relative. Oh very good the one who went down to check the wheels and everyone said, what happened.

30:18 Another is one of a young woman in her time. True, he commented that on the second floor of his house or something, they didn' t even use it and heard chains that came down the hall and stopped over his bed and saw it as if it were from the ceiling. It went through like a skull. I don' t know if you remember yourself. I don' t remember that. The net one, for it was as if the roof had become liquid and saw hands like that of a skeleton and then saw the skull that was looking at it and sons. That' s how I' ve been, besides remembering you. Yeah. And the other is the boy' s. I think I think he went out with his girlfriend like he' s a Hock docks out there on the outskirts of the ah yeah, a little while ago and he perceived them as aha, that they were seen by a being, that chased them and then it' s presumed that they possibly translated them. Don' t worry. Yeah. Yeah?

31:22 Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah, those are the stories that I' ve stayed with. There' s a lot more, really, but those are that I' ve stayed this far from six. Yeah, but, well, they' re good and good. Yes, and now taking the story here, for already old people, for now they are, who are literally old. True, yes, I was precisely reading, as they have in the square, as a kind of mural and says it was officially founded because it already existed in 1, 500 fifty- four. Imagine that well, this time yes, it' s already betabel. Yeah, so that ' s why there' s a lot of treasure stories here and how so yes, but no. If he presented a treasure, it turns out he was commenting on a person who invited him to a house around here, in some area that is quite. I suppose that' s soa old ok and then inhabits a marriage, because there they are big and there it was and but saw how a girl the classic dressed in white passed, in a very peculiar dress. Let' s say yes, but then they say, well, with the granddaughter or something like that, and they did realize that she saw something and tell her what you saw. No, not like a girl like that. We don' t have any of my grandchildren or anything to be around here We' re alone here and he saw her again and Caray

32:54 said no, because then he does the chewing. This isn' t from here, right, it' s not from here. And, well, that' s how far people got in theory over time. I want to assume that they die or something and the house is sold. Then the people who have it, prefer to lie down and do something new. Then they throw away the house and for those who know it old town is like a kind, like a lock. The houses also on a slope, let' s say many of them, especially those old ones. Yes, then, because the ground was clean and they started digging, I guess, to make the foundations or something. But it happens to rain very hard, maybe like these times. Yeah, right now, and it' s starting to wash.

33:55 Then, when they come to check, surprise, because deslaves had been released from the ground, a small coffin not manches. Yeah, they said well, what' s that box, I mean, they said it was like half covered in wood. He still knew a little bit and a metallic part and then what it will be and they said treasure something like that not that they open the box and two surprise, because the corpse was the remains of the girl' s companies. Yeah, I mean, assume that was the dress or remains that were left there and there' s something else, they said there were two coins in the area of his head. That' s no longer a wearer and they were gold. So you want to, if you can it was a left. Yeah, that' s right, that' s right, and gold, that is, they were old.

34:45 I think they showed them to the person now is that it was the only treasure they found. It' s true that it was crazy and it looks like it was very old. Maybe I don' t know what you like about my three hundred thousand eight mints, I don' t know. And this and total good that already already now they have given him his burial, masses and all that, And already the people apparently saw you calm there like that what was missing how it was to give there who we know, perhaps, perhaps, in those times the cemetery was not stretched so much, but that it might add up. In cases. Yes, in the cases people were buried before you see in antiquity, in the scene another of the Republic.

35:30 That' s a lot of places like that, especially these big ranches, andales, the big ranches. Well, you see, the Forst Gump movie, Mom' s buried there in the yard, not together. Yes, yes, it was used exactly. Yeah, yeah, yeah? Yeah, yeah, and there' s another little story. So, very mild, because you remember when I was commenting on the historian people. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, so they counted, in fact, two and three similar. But, well, this is this good, in fact, it could be one of them, the kind of thing you were talking about, but one is that there was one I don' t know if I already counted it, but of fishermen so well known from the area. You can see that here is the lagoon and old town, which is quite large.

36:22 Yes, then, some of those fishermen were saying that they were even sailing accompanied, that is, they were going two fishermen maybe at night doing their job and they were caught in the classic fog. And then, well, they' re still in their own business and then, suddenly they say sell the boat, why say. And a standing person says well, you ' ll have a rowing or what, right. But he approaches them and asks them and I want complete with thee, but well, he asks for light, that is, he asks for a light for a cigarette, yes, and it is easy for them not, yes, of course, because who knows who will make this fisherman, truth, but good and they already light his cigarette according to and already they are worth their motor for this.

37:16 It' s or bring another one offboard. Then they see that the boat starts to jump ahead of them and seeing them ahead is when they realize that that boat doesn' t bring either motor or oars and the person just stops at the boat and goes at a speed that lowers them face. Hey how and stays what that is Some take it on are jokes. It' s good for you, because I wish I had that engine that brings it back It' s really going faster than mine. And, well, another related is something similar, too. That' s what they say They' ve hit several fishermen They' re in the lagoon just like the girl, but this time they' re there. Yes, there is clearly an old rowing boat like the one that skiffed them and approached them and it turns out that they are pirates. Oh, man of the times, those of those give to one of pirates. So this one gets close to them and now somehow they go up, that is to say they move them to their boat, how I don' t know the truth and at gunpoint or I don' t know what this or sword will be and they take them and the fishermen, as well as now what we do. Then they take them sailing through an old chicken lagoon until they get to a certain area east and go down

38:51 to the ground and tell them to come with us And now it' s true there they go with them, and they start climbing to a certain area of fence and they take it to an entrance in a cave and they tell them to get in there there there' s something. And now they do come in and or surprise, there is a treasure inside, but tremendous treasure. But then these quacks say we' re here and they start bagging it, what they can and then they count. Today there are many in that that when they are going out, now they are ugly, but they appear a negrote. It' s very classic here that story, here in the village, by the way, then you can see a black, the black classic. That' s how pirate movies and you tell them here the deal is all or nothing. And Caray is all good and now what do I do? And now he' s probably armed with something like that. Then many decide, for they say how we can carry all these great salutes.

40:00 I don' t throw it all away and to but they say that some funny guy got away with a coin and I think it didn' t go well. What it ended up in. We better leave it to the imagination truth manches aha and then when they want to return, because there is nothing. True is the cave. There is nothing in fact that cave, even the historian who exists explained it to us. He says that unfortunately they closed it because there were many complaints from the neighbors, that is, it is on a particular property now and the owner explained that he had to close it because many people complained that he saw precisely that black man there circulating. I don' t know. So I knew there were a lot of stories around that that black guy was believed to have been left by pirates to take care of, and it' s solitities that did some kind of dark magic.

41:00 I don' t know, and they left him tied up there So, maybe like you say there' s a better deal with the evil guy to take care of that treasure, then if he wants to get out of that deal and they say he' s offered people money for kids to put them in their place or stuff like that, he' s offering money to a lot of people for the treasure in exchange for getting free. There are many stories about it, but it is quite interesting, because well, the story is the treasure that, like many people who find it and because you have to take everything, as you say, so it is and because the cave is simply that they closed it sadly. There aren' t many stories about it, but good is what I wanted to tell for today. Thank you, you want to send some greetings, not before. You know my coperos who continue to cooperate like this now do, that the stories of everyone, as someone said very well, because we are all on the same channel all Here is going to be judged of nothing truth. Yes, some things will have happened to them, some things won' t, but we' re all on the idea that there' s something there. What' s the explanation? We don' t know it, but what about it? Yeah, there is, there is, right. Thanks, thanks for the call.

42:14 You want to say hello. There he is later, good orale, he wanted to send greetings. Race. We' re already a million one hundred and five thousand followers. One million one hundred and five thousand followers. That' s enough. Yeah, uh, thanks to the people who are supporting there pretty much. Hi, Julio Good night. Greetings to my brothers Twins, Joseph Alexander and Eric of Jesus, who celebrated four years with the voice of the mummy. The greeting is ready, a greeting also to Romiro Os. The greeting is ready with all the pleasure And since we are going to be today until ten o' clock at night, we have a few more minutes of program. Let' s keep going I hope they can mark us there and tell their story. I was going to tell you something.

43:08 I was going to tell you something. Now a million hundred five thousand if I already told you, I' m going, I' m going in August. I don' t know how many followers there are of Austin Texaess in August. I' m going to Ostin weave a few days and I ' m going to wear Minoscop T- shirts because I already have some T - shirts for sale here in another week. Right now it' s pre - sale for Minoscop' s vips as a benefit, obviously because it' s VIP. And next week, i e this whole week that comes next, the sale of miniscopa shirts for everyone in general is already going to be open. In general, I say Mexico because we still can' t send America. Shipping is very expensive, too expensive shipping. Then we' re just sending here to Mexico. The cost is still in we will see because we need to check the cost of shipping as well. And obviously this because the T- shirts already gave me a cost plus the cost of shipping, and I probably don' t have to lose him truth, nor do I have to become a millionaire. It' s not about that. Greetings to me with the voice of the goblin. They call us Savita. There' s a salute ready with the voice of the leprechaun. So, yes, that' s the way it is. Hey, what dates you come live in Houston. I' m going to Austin, Texers, I' m

44:44 going to a concert, I' m not going to give it to the concert. I' m going to a concert with my daughter in August nineteen. I' ll be there eighteen and nineteen. I think I' ll just be two days. And this Friday I' m going to Monterrey. This Friday I' m going to Monterrey, I' m going to take some shirts to Monterrey. If you want to buy a T- shirt in Monterrey, even if you are not a vp, also send me this message and we agree and there I sell you the player even if you are not a vp. I' m going to be in Monterrey Friday and Saturday on Sunday I' m going back to a loving city. But if I' m going to wear some shirts to sell, if you' re from Monterrey, you want to buy it send me a message and that' s where we agree. Or he' s pretty squeaky. The players of the net to me if I like enough and good having said this the number for them to communicate in that way. Eight hundred, thirty- one, twenty- three, eighty- six, six, six? Eight hundred, thirty- one, twenty- three, eighty- six, six, six? If you want to communicate by wats to tell your story, is the plus fifty - two, eight hundred, thirty- one, twenty- three, eighty - six, six, six? The fear line Hello July. Good night I' ve been following you on your networks for several years. What happened to this and I will tell you my experiences in this way. And there have been many. My name is Camila. I' m twenty- five.

46:15 I' m from Chile. I have the gift of mediumship. I still do not control the whole, but several close ones have witnessed my communication with the beings that have already departed for a while I am experiencing the unfolding. It' s not voluntary, but the moment it happens, I can control it. First I feel a vibration all over my body and then you say something about my body. He says I left first leaving my yard several times, then walked a little more and came to other places of the neighbors. It should be mentioned that I live in a rural area. A few weeks ago I advanced about eight hundred meters where a family lives who owns a mansion and are of a lot of money, tells us this person. Hey.

47:00 I' d like to if you have a chance to talk to us and talk to us about this. I' d love to hear your story, because we' ve talked about things about people who have the ability to get out of their body and this one and it' s interesting to know a little bit more about it. There are a lot of people who have, and obviously, we want to know more. We' re not going to see who isn' t here greeting, I told Isabella with the voice of the San Ros leprechaun know we have called Good night. Well, well, yeah, good night. Hello, soyle here how you are welcome, well you want to be a little flame regarding what you say about dreams and things like the lady who called Zaratito, of course she said she lives.

48:05 I don' t know if in Peru, in Ecuador, don lives, she lives in Chile, but it' s Peruvian and it' s interesting that issue. Neta, uh, yeah, yeah,' cause in fact, I' ve had a good time. I keep telling you that for as long as you can and as long as I can. I' m going to try to call and I need to know that I' ve had a lot of fun since when you like. Then. One of those things is that, as you say, you at three in the morning don' t know why people wake up at three in the morning or a few minutes then preferential to dreams. The same thing the lady says to me. I ' ve been through a lot of times. Yes, I' m dreaming and once I was with a dream that was constantly happening to me, but I said oh no, because oh I don' t know what it will be. But notice that in the dream I dream as if when you don ' t know how those years, in one thousand eight hundred, that women wore long clothes their hat and obvious, it was a very different dress.

49:22 So I dream of people that I have a mom, that I have siblings, that I' m doing homework in a house like cleaning sweeping at the same time that I' m dreaming that I don' t have the ability to remember that there I have nothing to do. Yes, but on one occasion it happened to me that a lady hugged me ok and that she was comforting me that because I was crying and that she said that she was my mom and that then all of her were around me and that she had sisters, h and sister. But I saw the lady and in one of those that I remember I' m doing that' s not my mom. In fact my mom, because when I tell you she just passed away about three and a half weeks ago and my mom was green- eyed and I saw the lady with her hair gripped with a bow, like those before in her long- sleeved dress and like those, like they squeeze their stomachs and tie themselves with a bow a girdle and very yes and like sponge dresses with many skirts. Then he dreams of a big house, with a lot of rooms and this one like that dream is a big family. But obviously, at that moment, when I felt that I had nothing to do there, I keep saying no, that is, it is not my family and it is

50:55 in the dream, a dream how they harvest yes and gather everything they sow and bring water, taking out some water. But that dream I' m telling you was already happening to me at about three in the morning, or that I was waking up and this is what I didn' t and I had and I told my brother. I told my husband once. I say it came a dream with some people, but those who, who they will be, and it hasn' t been one, as on that occasion I already had three dreams on different nights. I was saying, well, because I' m dreaming all that. But at the same time, I do like it, I mean, I like to see people and I see how I walk streets like I walk with it a novel by itself, but it ' s kind of cobblestone streets. And I walk, I walk and I see like wagons and there are no cars, not some lamps of these locks that used to have like a stick and a fuse on. Then this one and I walk down the streets and then I remember that, because it' s not in my house and that gives me a disestration. Maybe he hears Latvian, or you haven' t tried to find out where this place is where you dream, because maybe it exists. But I' m going to

52:28 tell you one thing that I' ve known for a long time that I love antiques in myself. I love to see the old paintings. Yes and in fact I bought him a picture of a painting that is not this now yes, which is not original, because today obvious an original painting would cost a lot of money. So, once I was working again I said in the fishery and there' s a gentleman coming and he' s offering old Chicago paintings. I bought you a yes one and in that painting you can see the carriages. It' s part of the street where I live. He is seen by many people in black in their old clothes, but I am fascinated by old things. It' s a flaw I have. I fight over my furniture I have here. Don' t touch me and I ' ve already moved apartment into apartment and I still impress not to throw away my furniture. And if you tell me to go a yard and see things, for example, that you have to buy a swimmer or whatever it is here they sell, pass the yards and put all things to sell to the person and you say no, because I' m going to go see what how, because it' s already liking to see what' s older.

53:42 So I don' t know if it excites you that another life for one already lived one I don' t know how. I don' t know the truth whether it' s a past life or it' s some other dimension or what the hell it is Look at me It' s hard for me and we' re gonna be honest. I find it hard to believe in reincarnation that we all have the opportunity to reincarnate, because I don' t know, a hundred years ago we were far fewer human beings than we are now. So where does so much recycled soul come from, so to speak not. Then I get a little bit complicated, because if I use my logic a lot in that respect, but I don' t know everything can happen for the best. One like that can be another. I don ' t know, I don' t own the truth, let alone ask myself a lot of questions, but I' d like to find a logic to all this about why there are some people who check it out with facts.

54:49 Uh, because there are several documented cases of past lives where people reincarnate and even there have been cases of people meeting with their family being reincarnated and they are awesome things. Hey, then you don' t have to close the door either. That' s like a lapse that stays there, it ' s like something that stays in time and it' s not there or we' re in another time. Now I' m going to tell you something here, next to a block away. Yeah, you can say there are some alleyways where the garbage canisters are. Well, this is for robbery. In the end, everything on the streets has to see an alley to put up the trash cans. And I, then, once a few people moved in and here they get used to everyone taking it all out and putting up a free sign and saying take it all away a gringa goes through, a runaway and starts saying what was there, what Güey. I passed.

55:49 I' m passing by and there' s some trunks. Julio, yeah, first it' s cool, and me with a pity gives me an anxiety because he wants to take that to my house. I saw the trunks there and I said no, those trunks are old. But they live outside and interrupts me and tells me you' re going to take them and say no. It' s just that I' m really going to my job, I' m going to walk ma, my job is very close to here. I can' t take you, but take the tubes if you want them. Anyway, the gringa said these trunks are very old. These are at least over a hundred years old and looked inside as though the same mother was, because she was breaking down. No, but on the outside it was very very pretty metal and everyone and we' re going to be the ugliest, the ugliest. It' s nice to me, and the others say no. If you want to be, he' s old and I say no, but it' s striking me. So, well, imagine with those dreams, because it already gives me complete. And then I was desperate and I even got anxious as I got into the troca the two trunks. I can' t take them, but I like them. And then, you go in the shop of what and you see that there are things and they don' t catch my attention. It looks like there are trunks, but they don' t have what I saw there in those trunks and don' t understand you say. There' s the Marshall, it

57:22 ' s that rice you mentioned, yes, yes, there was and you go and you say I' m going to see that trunk and I want to take it to the house. And you don' t fill up the Yisio doesn' t fill you that there isn' t, but the ones I see here I got anxious and said I' ll take it, but how it got to me if I don' t bring the charge, I don' t bring anything and I run away with it. Yeah, and I' m off to work. I think, I don' t think I can take it. It happens sometimes you have to be there on the lookout so you can take advantage of things. No, and dreams come out to me if I dream something, if I know something' s going to happen, it' s going to happen to me or something fatal. I dream it today. If, for example, or go to a very exclusive store that says this I' m going to go the night I' m dreaming that I' m choosing in a place like that and I say no the next day I get up and say something. I' m going to be sure that I' m going to a store, because this is about this or if I dream of some people, someone who comes to my house or sleepless that I' m going to do some project. I am not dreaming, obviously, in different ways, but I think you too will remember that the Egyptians, when Jesus was still walking in this world and with all this scroll of Abraham' s and all that, who told the dreams to

58:57 the Egyptian who Joseph was. I don' t know, I don' t know about that. Joseph called the one who told Pharaoh everything that was going to happen. He told him that there were seven years of bad luck and that he would gather all the crops together because Pharaoh dreamed but did not know what. You meant his dreams. Joseph came and told him everything he was. He told her dreams somehow. Yes, dreams are deciphered, but we don' t know how to make it Master, dreaming is a dream for everyone. Dreaming is a dream. Not that it' s a reality, but you don' t know how to encrypt. And to me, for the truth does draw my attention to antiquities. For me if I change the way I dress right now and sometimes I' m looking at the models that pass with their pasty that I say oh, that' s the nicest one and you all say oh. But that' s very trashy why you want to be that solanotes and I don' t know what, because thanks to going for the call thank you slashes, thank you for talking to us this one. You want to send some greetings, sao, greetings to all fears, but already plastic soudiense. This is the time. Thank you The show' s over That' s why I told you it' s over.

1:00:16 Right now for, but thank you for the call Hear, for this part of the probable past lives or alternate lives, or whatever. It' s interesting if you have any history related to this that maybe, you dream that you have a different life and it' s so real this one that maybe, you' ve dreamt it several times already, because talk to us and even more if you dream about someone you don' t know and then you know it in real life, it would also be interesting to hear that.

1:00:58 I say good- bye, so you' re an excellent night, a nice start to the week and remember the following. Fear has no schedule