A few years after 59-year-old Leslie Emerson died of cancer, her granddaughter unexpectedly began to receive mobile messages from the deceased. True, in the end it turned out that the other world had nothing to do with it … However, cases when the deceased in one way or another get in touch and send messages to their loved ones are far from uncommon.
Since Leslie Emerson loved to write SMS messages to her relatives and friends during her lifetime, the family decided to bury her along with her mobile phone, which has recently become more and more fashionable … After that, from time to time, they sent messages to the number of a relative in which they talked about different family news.
Three years later, one of these messages sent by Leslie's granddaughter, 22-year-old Sheri, who lives in South Shields, was answered: “I'm watching you. You will cope with everything, you will be fine."
The girl almost dropped her phone, she was just shocked … A little later, another message came: “I'm watching you. Everything will change for the better. Just go ahead."
Despite the fact that Sheri Emerson was very fond of her grandmother, she could not imagine that she was sending SMS from the other world. The girl decided to investigate and soon found out that Leslie's number after her death was transferred to another person, despite the fact that the mobile company assured the deceased's son John Emerson: this number will never be reused …
So, due to the negligence of the employees, this number turned out to be in the possession of a certain man, who did not at all suspect that before him it belonged to a deceased person. When he began to receive messages from unknown numbers, he took it for someone's prank. And one day he decided to jokingly answer … Having learned what had happened, the "joker" apologized to his family. After the complaint, the mobile company promised to return the number to the Emersons.
But the story that happened to 34-year-old Gina Mihai from Romania is difficult to explain as a misunderstanding. She found in her mobile a photo of a long-deceased grandmother, apparently sent from the other world.
Here is how it was. Gina decided to bake donuts. While she was cooking, the cell phone was in her pocket. When the woman finished fiddling in the kitchen and decided to check the phone, she saw that a picture flaunts on the screen. Although the image was blurry, the Romanian woman unmistakably recognized her deceased grandmother. It was like a selfie. Gina saw what looked like a snake around her grandmother's neck.
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Not knowing how to react to this situation, Gina went to consult a fortune teller. She announced that, most likely, the old woman did not find peace in the afterlife, and the snake around her neck was a symbol of the torment she was experiencing. Therefore, the granddaughter should pray for the grandmother …
Then Gina Mihai remembered that she rarely celebrated the days of commemoration of the dead, and also had not visited her grandmother's grave since the day of her death … In all likelihood, the old woman decided to remind her of herself. Therefore, family members decided to order prayers for it more often, as well as commemorate it.
And Sheila Nelson from Britain used an original way to communicate with her family after her death. Her image appeared on a bread cake. This was discovered by her grandson, 22-year-old Anthony Nelson, who lives in Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham.
Anthony got a new job, and the family decided to celebrate this event with dinner at the Indian restaurant Akbar's in Middlesbrough. When they received the naan wheat cakes, Anthony was surprised to see the profile of his grandmother, who died in 2008 at the age of 77.
The young man showed the cake to Sister Heather sitting next to him and asked what she saw there. "It's Sheila!" - exclaimed the sister, barely glancing at the bread. Following them, Anthony and Sheila's father glanced at the cake. “Look! This is my mother!”- he immediately declared.
Many people claim that they receive emails or strange phone calls, which supposedly indicate that the inhabitants of the afterlife are trying to get in touch with them … Each case, of course, is individual. It is clear, we just want to believe that our loved ones continue to exist even after their physical death, and can even come into contact with us … At least, such mysterious episodes once again remind us of the dear deceased. And then, who said that there really is no other world?
Margarita Troitsyna