Mysticism and the afterlife can be treated with great doubt, rejecting unthinkable irrational phenomena. Nevertheless, there are strange cases when deceased people use their phones to make calls from the afterlife.
At best, calls from "the other world" look like a silly joke. Of course, some talking about the calls of a deceased relative / friend may be a little lying. Others fall prey to excessively malicious jokes, but still a mystical phenomenon in some cases is more real than one might imagine.
Once a young musician Karl Ufof - it happened in 1969 - received a phone call from his grandmother, who died a couple of days before the call! At that time, Karl was an 18-year-old young man who maintained a good relationship with his grandmother.
The story began with the fact that some time before her death, my grandmother was struck by deafness. In addition, my grandmother developed a strange habit of calling her grandson at his friends - she dialed the number and loudly asked: Do you have Karl? Tell him to run home immediately! Repeating the phrase a couple of times, but without hearing an answer (due to absolute deafness), she dialed the next number from the list and again transmitted a loud order to her grandson.
Of course, Karl's friends (as well as their parents) became irritated and unnerved by his grandmother's unceremonious behavior. When the reason for the rude manners and commanding tone was explained to them, when they heard the voice of their grandmother, people with a smile received calls demanding to send Karl Ufof home.
Yes, judging by the guardianship, the grandmother loved her grandson very much, but no one could have imagined that even after her own death, she would continue to worry about Karl. And it would be fine if the young man practiced spiritualism or was fond of other occult things, but the musician was not interested in anything like that. And yet, the call from the grandmother from the other world overtook the young man two days after the death of his grandmother, when Karl was visiting Peter Dalessio.
The friends were chatting peacefully on the veranda in the deepening dusk when the phone rang on the second floor of the house. Mrs. Dalessio's voice, when she picked up the phone, suddenly sounded with extremely disturbed intonations. A second later, the woman called for Karl.
Mrs. Dalessio stated that Carl's buried grandmother had called, giving her usual order to return home immediately! In the stunned silence, the woman repeated the phrase over and over. Waking up from confusion, Karl quickly went up to the second floor to the phone, but the receiver at the other end had already been hung up by this time.
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Of course, in the Dalessio family, no one believed in the possibility of phone calls from the other world. However, Karl's relatives considered the call as an extremely malicious trick of the idiot.
But the young man himself felt that it was indeed his grandmother who called. In fact, the case with Karl Ufofu is far from an isolated one. There are a lot of such contacts with ghosts, although, of course, many of them are "urban legend" or a cruel joke on the relatives of the deceased.
Contacts with the other world
In 1971, the McConnell sisters, who lived in Tucson, Arizona, USA, talked sweetly on the phone for more than 30 minutes with an old friend - who at the time of the conversation was already dead for several hours, having died in a nursing home. Only after a while, the sisters happened to find out that they were talking with a deceased friend.
No one denies, often phones and letters tell outlandish things, but what happened to Mary Meredith, who lived in Oklahoma, has no reasonable explanation.
The girl was talking on the phone with her cousin, who lived in Kentucky. Everything would be fine, but there is a discouraging fact - minutes after the end of the conversation, Mary opened a letter, where it was reported about the sudden death of her cousin.
Calling back to her cousin's home address, literally a few minutes after talking with him, the girl made sure she spoke with a ghost - the cousin died a couple of days ago. How can you explain this incident of communication with the spirit world?
An equally dizzying incident took place in 1987, when a jet crashed into the Ramada Hotel, Indiana, and blew the building to pieces. Christopher Evans was in a terrible moment at the curtain counter, and at the time of the plane crash he died on the spot.
The parents of the deceased learned about the tragedy from the radio news release, which reported the incident. By this time, huge clouds of smoke were already swirling over the city. Alarmed, the parents worried about their son, but soon a phone call rang out, calming their fears - the son reassured the parents with the words that the trouble had bypassed him.
Unable to resist at home, under a feeling of inner anxiety, the parents nevertheless went to the hotel. Arriving at the crash site, they were shown the mutilated body of their son. Rescuers said Evans was killed instantly. Yes, in this heap of stones and broken blocks there was no chance of escape.
But how then could Christopher call home? It is unlikely that he was alive for a while after the plane crash. It remains to assume one thing, the "soul" of people having flown away to another world, when people themselves have become ghosts here, can make the last call from the other world. Does the other world have a line of communication with our reality?