2023-05-06 04:59:00
The grandmother told them that her house hid a room that had been closed for more than 20 years and when they decided to open it they were left open-mouthed by what they found, because that scared them more than they expected, so their terrifying experience was shared on TikTokwhere he It didn’t take long for the discovery to go viral..
Dayanne Flores (@dayanneflorsa) shared two viral clips in which they show us that they are removing some furniture following which we see an old wooden door that is strongly sealed: “We had to open this room that, according to my grandmother, had been closed for more than 20 years”.
The next thing is that a guy in a blue polo shirt pulls a rope that comes out of the doorfollowing which a kind of seals are opened from the bottom of it: “It was my great-grandmother’s room and when she passed away it was closed and never reopened”tells us the story of the mysterious room.
Watch the viral video here
Soon, we see the man trying to pull the rope, push the door that was locked: “It had a tie tied inside and might not be opened”.
In the following video, the subject is still grappling with how to make his way into the sealed room: “We had to cut the tie and open the door with force since it had a key”done this, he launched himself on it to force the opening; Only the first attempt was enough to get it. They smile when they achieve their goal and, little by little, the door reveals what was hidden in the room.
a gruesome find
What they found left them dismayed, as the space was filled with a no number of catholic imageswhich caused the atmosphere to be filled with a strange aura. “Inside there were many religious things, many things piled up”.
But, opening the hidden room was not just out of curiosity. Dayanne He tells us his intentions: “Little by little we will remove everything since it is a space that is going to be remodeled”.
“Sometimes grandparents are very suspicious people who can keep things at the expense of the family. Treasures, memories of their courtships, gadgets, among other things from people of another generation”resounds the comment of a netizen.
They think it’s “fake”
“I don’t believe they didn’t open that room before”, “too clean without dust to take 20 years. Well fake”, “the lack of dust makes me doubt”, “20 years without opening and it has no cobwebs and it is clean. I don’t think so”, “didn’t those religious figures fall down with the tremors that have occurred in recent years? For me they had already opened it before”were some of the comments of many unbelievers.
“It is incredible that people believe in superstitions, sometimes grandparents are very religious people… although their demonic figures inside catch my attention”, said one user in complete irony.
“In just old age stuff…your family must have had a funny family tree”answered another person.
“As long as devilish rites have been held there, then all good… how many more secrets will this grandmother have,” another user told.
What are religious figures called?
We can also call religious figures ‘cult or sacred images’, which is the proper way of calling the kind of religious art that has been preserved for years. Many of these figures are commemorative and represent deities, supernatural beings or figures of a purely religious nature to which worship is rendered.
Specifically, religions can call their figures sculptural or pictorial, in addition to the fact that the representation of images typical of Judaism and Islam (aniconism) that is not followed in Christianity is prohibited, according to the wikipedia.org
What do you say to the statues of the saints?
The statuettes or statues of Saints are known as ‘revultos’ or packages. These pieces are generally made of wood and may include non-figurative iconography; we call the latter altarpieces, according to the medium hisour.com
In fact, some of these artistic examples are considered ‘miraculous images’; some of them are consecrated to worship, which is why they are somehow considered sacred objects in many religions.
What is the oldest religious statue in the world?
We can define the Shigir sculpture, or Shigir Idol, as one of the documented pieces| oldest in the world, since it was made in the Mesolithic; shortly following the last ice age.
In fact, the wood with which these sculptures were carved in Russia dates back approximately 12,000 years; these are exhibited in the Sverdlovsk Regional Museum of Local Lore in Yekaterinburg
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