I have heard the stories of ghosts and paranormal experiences of people in older times from my grandmother. But today, no one believes in such things because we are living in the 21st century where such incidents are considered to be a symbol of mockery. But the supernatural happening that occurred to me a few days back compelled me to believe that in this world, there is a real evil.
I was sleeping when I saw a man in my dream. He looked sad and flogged. He was painfully thin and there was a bruise on the side of his cheek, the size of a man's fist. He was trying to convince me of something. Then he looked back and told me "Get Lost" as he told that Yamraj (Hindu god of death) was approaching. His blutering hadn't worked so he began to whine. He then told that if I failed to rescue him from Yamraj, then he will haunt me every night and he won't let me sleep. I was terrified.
My dream broke from fear I felt even during the sleep. To my horror, I saw someone sitting beside my bed who looked still. His figure was similar to my father but he was not my dad. I recognized him from his cheek. He was the man which came in my dream. He looked so real that I asked him about his problem. Now with an aggressive face he turned towards me and he passed through my body. I was paralyzed. I gave out a loud shout which awakened my parents. They asked me why I shouted. When I told them all this, they were not convinced. They thought that I had seen a dream. But I'm sure that it was something more... More than a dream.
From that day, I never saw him again and he had never haunted me. Maybe god Yamraj has sent him to a proper place where he deserved to be!
As Ari pointed out folks from around the globe come to this forum. We're from all walks and faiths. I am not a Hindu, and much of your scripture I do not know. So, you just posting, "obviously a fake story, no doubt, but nice story. Although a bit short," did nothing to enlighten me as to why you believed it to be fake. It just seemed harsh and heavy handed to me. Do not get me wrong, we have been known to pull the BS blanket over quite a few stories, but not without giving the OP a chance to answer any discrepancies. In fact, if you had used what you posted to Ari: "...as a practising hindu, I felt his story of yamraj is quite far as what is written in our scriptures. Certainly having read scriptures and experienced many hauntings myself, I have my doubts," as your first post, it would have been much better. I see WHY you feel it may be fake. Of course, I may have then been asking for you to expand on that, as I lack knowledge of your faith. But then, I was under the impression that not all Hindis were Hindu in faith. Am I wrong?
Also, please do not be offended that you have not received an over-whelming welcoming to YGS. I see, that you have only posted two comments and have not had an account published yet. Sadly, our welcome wagon, generally doesn't roll out until a person has published a story. Especially, when their first comments are made on old stories...I'm not sure why that is, it just IS. Lol So, Welcome to YGS, where we explore the paranormal, try to understand, and sometimes butt heads, but usually kiss and makeup at the end. After all, would not the world be terribly boring if all our opinions were identical?