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Absolutely, it’s a non-venomous snake. We love each other, and she has bitten me 5–6 times in the past. She used to shit directly on the bed; she did the same when she was living in the wild. I contacted a spiritual person who claims to communicate with animals. The three of us chatted for a week. All we did was talk in human language. And she learned to use the toilet on the floor. Now she will actively slither to the toilet spot 2–4 minutes before she shits. And I take her to shower，then we sleep. Yes, all I did was take her to the spiritual person who speaks with animals. And she learned it and did it on her own. This is her using the toilet. Her body was fully inside the pan, but her tail was a bit outside, so it slipped. And yes, she did it on her own. We communicate. And she took the responsibility of our home. She protects our bed clean. supporting our home. I AM PROUD OF HER

@integral yeeeeeeeeeeAAAAAA

@Nemo28 ABSOLUTELY - YES She loves to stay near me. She often slithers beneath my body and uses my body as cover. She will come even closer and press her whole body against me after I fall asleep at night. She loves meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee~~~~~~~~~ When snakes hug, they place part of their body on you, and the rest stays coiled in a whorl.

i have 1. facing her and speaking to her i had no defence. the anger toward her，sadness，assuptions，surprises，questioning，opened-thoughts imginations experiences. i could all talk with her. different from family. and，i think this is best friend a stranger can be. more close it would be weird.

My feeling about conspiracy theories is that they’re like fantasy novels—always mysterious and full of details. They always seem eager to reveal or point to something, or to hint at something. and after reading them, there’s no conclusion.

New Age and Taoism claim different categories of gods, and the second one take more effective actions such as adjusting fate, cursing people, killing people, welcomming wealth and luck, and eventually becoming immortal. and being summond by future mortals. the other gods seem purely conceptual, and once one steps out of the state of god-consciousness or off the drugs. they are merely a mortal human. if two are all ture. then whyre they only practiced in isolation？

Why are conspiracy theories banned in this community?

New Age and Taoism claim different categories of gods, and the second one take more effective actions such as adjusting fate, cursing people, killing people, welcomming wealth and luck, and eventually becoming immortal. and being summond by future mortals. the other gods seem purely conceptual, and once one steps out of the state of god-consciousness or off the drugs. they are merely a mortal human. if two are all ture. then whyre they only practiced in isolation？

How to explain the Taoist sorcerer’s magic that’s strongly going on, that seems to have the power to actually affect everyone with the exact birth date and name of the person? And the worship of deities that continues for thousands of years until now—they say the magic is from the help of these gods they worship, and they can ask the gods to know the situation of the spiritual realm, such as: ‘Has the person with this information (birth time, name, picture) been cursed? What kind of demon? What’s the detail of the future about this thing?’ etc. What do the gods and devils that New Age talks about have to do with these gods?

My question is about the relationship and differences between the spirituality described in Taoism / the I Ching / the Eight Characters (Ba Zi) between New Age spirituality, not about completely denying and ignoring one side or forcing an ideology onto it. COME ON

whether you believe it or not, modern-day magicians exist in reality. They charge money for their services and can cast spells on others. It’s like taking pain and placing it onto someone else. They can also control the behavior of animals, making them collectively fall ill or become stressed.

Please don’t be partial. Try speaking about it after you’ve actually experienced things like the I Ching, the Eight Trigrams, and all those spirits and supernatural forces. You’re not actually canceling the validity of the specific topic of ‘curse or magic’; you’re canceling the validity of Taoism, Christianity, Thai occult practices, and various other religions.

She was a wild life now sleeps side by side with me in bed everynight

@cetus Yes, the way I experienced those symptoms at the time made me think of cancer.

@cetus The instant I was struck by a curse and black magic, I felt as if a needle had been driven into my body. My shoulder felt deeply wrong and unbearable. By instinct I wanted to fling it off, but this time, no matter what I did, I could not shake it off. Immediately after that, my entire back was seized by a searing, violent burn — bitter, rigid, numb — as if my back had petrified into volcanic rock. Cold currents and electric sensations ran through the tips of my limbs. It felt as though my whole skin had been coated with mercury, flowing beneath the surface. My face went completely stiff and numb, with twitching muscles. My mouth, neck, and tongue were all paralyzed. When I spoke, I sounded like a nutcracker. My chest felt like it was pinned under a massive boulder. Breathing was difficult. My whole body burned, My entire consciousness was shattered. the only thing left was to close my eyes and endor it My vision became distorted. The structural volume of what I saw with the naked eye was warped; forms that had once appeared rounded became square, and the proportions of what I saw were altered. By the way, I’m a painter. I developed a stress reaction to sound, and a stress reaction to the mere presence of an image — even a tiny black dot on a sheet of white paper could trigger me. Through all of this, I never went to the hospital. I insisted on believing that it was caused by my own thoughts — that my thoughts themselves had produced it all these pain — and I believed in ideas like: the subject, the subject projects the reality, the Tower of Babel, and so on. For 4 years, I stayed at home full-time doing nothing but trying to resolve my somatization, dealing with my thoughts 365 days a year. I believed that my thoughts had caused it all. I relied on no outside help, no doctor, no medication. Four years — and it was of absolutely no use. Is that enough? If this happened to you, could you casually say that it was something you changed through your own imagination?” From a logical point of view, why would a person who was living normally suddenly develop such symptoms out of nowhere in a single moment? What is the cause? What kind of mistake in imagination could produce symptoms this intense and life-altering? Why would something like this appear?