a little impression

Sonia 2022-04-23 07:01:27

After watching "The Love of Human Ghosts", I suddenly remembered that I had a similar dream before. There was an earthquake in the dream, I took my child to hide, and suddenly there was a fire, the house collapsed, and the child and I were crushed under the rubble in the fire. I held the child to my chest and I died. At the moment of death, my soul came out of my body, my soul floated up, and above the ruins, I looked at my dead self from the perspective of God. I can't believe I died so easily. A strong sense of regret struck. Note that it is not sadness, not fear, and actually not grief for the child. Rather, an intense, regrettable, feeling. "Oh, please die. I still have so many things I haven't done, and I just died like this!!" When I woke up from the dream, it felt too real, and I quickly told my husband next to me. But he didn't seem to care. To him it was just one of my many ordinary dreams. The reason why I wrote this down is that I want to remember it forever. The feeling I felt at the moment of death was a strong regret. Therefore, in order to be able to accept it at a certain time in the future, when this moment really comes, I must live well, live up to myself, and live in vain.

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Ghost quotes

  • Carl Bruner: [Answers the phone nervously] Carl Bruner speaking.

    Voice: Hi, Carl.

    Carl Bruner: Mr. Balistrari.

    Voice: Balistrari? Carl, it's me, John.

    Carl Bruner: John. John, sorry, um, what - what - what - what's up?

  • Oda Mae Brown: I'm feeling something... did he know someone by the name of Ana?

    Rosa Santiago: [shakes head no]

    Oda Mae Brown: Consuelo?

    Rosa Santiago: [shakes head no]

    Oda Mae Brown: Lucita?

    Rosa Santiago: [shakes head no]

    Oda Mae Brown: Julieta?

    Rosa Santiago: [shakes head no]

    Oda Mae Brown: Josefina?

    Rosa Santiago: [shakes head no]

    Oda Mae Brown: Linda?

    [getting frustrated]

    Oda Mae Brown: Maria?

    Rosa Santiago: Sí, sí! His mamá! She is Maria!

    Oda Mae Brown: Yes! Praise God, I knew he was with his mama!