Animal Communication #2

By Atom Bergstrom

Atom’s Blog

Che-na-wah Weitch-ah-wah (To the American Indian, 1916) wrote …

“The rattlesnake is called May-yep-pere, and they make their dwelling places under the ground and in the dark recesses. The children born in this house are not afraid of these snakes, as they never harm them. The snakes crawl out and over the house without restraint. I had no thought of fear, as the blood of ages had made me akin to these fierce reptiles, where my people had sheltered them and fed them for thousands of years. In olden times the whole family would go away and leave the house alone for several days, sometimes for two or three weeks, and during their absence the snakes would creep out over the house and lie about in numerous places. If a stranger tried to approach the house they gave him warning, and if he attempted to enter they would at once be aroused into a fury and would attack him. My mother says that strangers have attempted to enter the house while the family was away and have been severely bitten by the rattlers. Therefore, the door of this house was always left unlocked, as no one would ever attempt to enter it that knew its strange history. If the family was at home, strangers could come and go at their will, as it was never known that the snakes ever attempted to harm any one while some member of the family was present.

“When the family would return from their sojourn, the head of the household, or someone who was born in this house, would precede the rest. I remember it was always my mother’s duty upon reaching the door of the house, and she would begin talking in a low tone of voice, saying: ‘We are coming home, we are here now and you must all go out of the way.’ Upon hearing her voice the snakes would immediately begin to creep away to their hiding places. Upon entering she would begin to tap lightly upon the floor with her cane and would keep talking until all the snakes would disappear, after which the rest of the family would enter the house, talking, laughing and playing without any thought of the snakes ever harming them.”



'Animal Communication #2' have 2 comments

  1. April 17, 2023 @ 6:44 am John

    Hi Atom,
    when you have diarrhea does drinking fresh fruit juice (oj) make it worse or no?

    Reply

    • April 26, 2023 @ 5:01 pm Atom

      It’s OK to drink fresh fruit juice in moderation if the diarrhea isn’t too serious.

      Reply


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