Monday, January 8, 2018

Short Horror Story | Karmic connection with an old lady



This image is of karma short story from India
One night, after dinner, I was strolling around my building area. I saw an old lady talking on the phone. She was arguing with someone, tears in her eyes. She was very upset about something; I don’t know what it was. People in Mumbai don’t interfere with each other's personal matters.  


It wouldn't be wise to interfere. I felt a strange connection with her and couldn't take my eyes off her. I went near, she was still on the phone, crying. Without inviting her attention, I tried to hear her conversation. It was very unlikely for me to do such a thing. In ordinary circumstances, I would not have bothered. But this lady needed to be more regular. Though I was sure I had never seen her before, something in her kept me saying that I should be around her. In case she needs me. I felt a strange connection and magnetism towards her. 


She shouted, “I don’t want to stay there; that house is haunted. Please don’t force me to stay there. I am scared. I won’t go there. Your bungalow at Hill Road is haunted. You get that.”
I don’t believe in ghosts, but the word ‘haunted’ gave me a chill. For me, ghosts never existed. After that, she started walking; I didn’t follow her. She hopped in a rickshaw. I came back home. I was still thinking about the old lady; maybe that old lady was manic. I realized that Hill Road had just one bungalow and decided to check Hill Road Bungalow the following morning.



The next morning, after breakfast, I went to Hill Road Bungalow; no one was around. I went to the door, and I knocked it twice. Then I realized the door was not locked. I went inside and saw a garlanded photo frame of that old lady. A garland on her photo meant she was dead. I felt sick and ran away from that bungalow without looking back. As I came outside the bungalow, I saw that old lady standing. I was shocked. I was trembling, she smiled at me, and then she disappeared. For many days, I was scared to stay alone at home. 

After a few days, I recovered. But still, I used to wonder why this incident happened to me; I never had any connection to that old lady. I consulted a tarot card reader, who revealed that the old lady had a karmic connection with me. In some past life, I was very close to her, which is why I felt a strange magnetism toward her. She meant no harm; she appeared just to see me once.

Moral: Karma is your image in the mirror. You raise your right hand, so shall raise your right hand in the mirror image.


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