This is my first story. I am not normally sensitive to these things,
my mom is, though not spectacularly, but I am quite "immune" to
supernatural things.
But this one was real, and until now it was very clear in my mind.
I was about 20 yrs old that time, living in Indonesia. One night I
was sleeping, and "dreaming" of opening my eyes while still lying on the
bed. The room was dark, only some light from the window. The door was
opened ajar (which was a bit strange as my door has spring, so always in
close position unless someone is holding it open).
I saw some figures around my bed. I couldn't see their faces, but I
knew they were my relatives even though only one of them I was sure was
my eldest uncle (coming from Asian families, I have a lot of close,
not-so-close, distant and very distant..."relatives". Most of the
elderly ones I know only by names).
Not scared at all, I "dreamt" I only lied down watching them for a
while, feeling that they wanted something from me, not sure what to do
and had no intention to do anything either. Suddenly I felt someone was
calling me repeatedly, then... I woke up.
Mom was standing beside me looking relieved that I woke up. She had
been calling me for some time, but I didn't respond. Then what she told
me afterwards got me shivering in the middle of a hot night in a
tropical country.
She said when she was sleeping in her own bedroom she dreamt that
some relatives, including her eldest brother who had passed away many
years ago, came to visit me. They were trying to invite me to follow
them to...not sure where. She got really scared and woke up running to
my bedroom to stop me from going with them.
Until now I am still scared to remember this. How come mom and I had
such "re-occurring" dreams? What happened if she didn't wake me up?
Could it be because my eldest uncle was missing me?
I grew up with him, but he passed away when I was small. I was the
first grandchild in my mom's large family of 5 uncles and 1 aunt who
spoiled me very much. Then, after mom and dad moved to our own house,
only the unmarried eldest uncle came to live with us.
He was very smart, very strict and certainly not a toddler's
favorite. He tried to teach me many things, even English which was
obviously not very successful. His lessons were hard, the reward too
small (one small candy or raisin after each lesson), and he never
smiled. Probably because of that I tended to stay away from him. Looking
back now, I realise he probably loved me, but lacking the way to
express it.
I have some other real stories happening at home when I grew up. Dad,
my sister, and I, aren't sensitive to the paranormal but mom and my old
maid both seem to be sensitive to odd things.
I will write some of what happened to them later.
yourghoststories
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