Life often sends us signs warning of danger or telling us that everything will be fine. You just need to pay attention to them, and then you can prevent tragedy or avoid trouble.
In 1997 I got a job at the plant, Tamara Vasilievna Bolshakova worked with me. We were friends with her, and once she told about her prophetic dream. Here is her story:
- In 1990, I lived with my husband and one-year-old daughter. I was on maternity leave, my husband worked as an engineer, but his salary was not enough for us, and so that the family did not need it, he got a job as a janitor on the market - to sweep near the stalls. My daughter and I were at home, my retired dad lived with us.
And then one day I had a dream: I walk into our apartment and in the semi-darkness I see an open coffin on the floor, and a man lies in the coffin. I immediately thought that it was probably my dad who died, he was old and very sick.
I went to the coffin and saw that it was … my husband.
When I woke up, I thought for a long time: why did I dream about this? After all, my husband was young and healthy.
A week later, the husband said that he had not been paid at the market for two months worked and that he would go to deal with the merchants. Arriving at the market, he began to demand his salary from the owners of the stalls. They quarreled, the husband was severely beaten and he was not given money.
He was admitted to the hospital. An investigator came there and asked who beat him like that. But the husband replied that he did not know these people. He also did not tell me who beat him up, only promised that when he recovered he would deal with them himself.
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The husband spent more than a month in the hospital, at some point he felt better, but the joy did not last long, two days later he died. His killers were never found.
When my husband was lying in a coffin in our apartment, I remembered my dream, which exactly came true.
After the death of her husband, Tamara Vasilievna never got married, because she loved her late husband very much. Now she is already retired, although she continues to work there.
I was transferred to another workshop, so we see each other very rarely. I know that her daughter grew up, graduated first from a technical school, then from a university, and now works at our plant as an economist.
I think that the dream about the death of her husband, who dreamed of Tamara Vasilyevna, was a warning. If she had believed in him then and told him to her husband, he would have behaved more carefully and remained alive.
Inna Vitalievna KUZNETSOVA, Samara
