Re: Somewhat OT: Dogs & Snakes

[Guest guest]

Here is a homeopathic remedy http://www.herbs2000.com/homeopathy/elaps.htm and see Message #35952 on charcoal I would keep both on hand... and super tonic to wash out the wound, and maybe even give some orally. \ If you don't have anti venom this may be the way to go... Coral snake bites don't react for hours I'm told... so it becomes critical when you discover they have been bit. Suzi"Sharyn E. Cerniglia" <sharyn.cerniglia@...> wrote: We just bought a wonderful acre of paradise – also now known as my own little Jurassic Park – and moved in a little over six weeks ago. For a little background, here’s my blog…you’ll want to read the second entry down first, as it’s the beginning of the snake

saga, then the one on top is today’s exciting addition. http://sharyn.powerfulintentions.com/blog/ A lady was bitten by a coral snake a couple of weeks ago here in Jensen Beach and there was a big article in the paper about how they are no longer making coral snake antivenom (probably the one thing I would actually *welcome* a shot of if it was necessary), and the local supply at the hospitals is due to run out by the end of 2008. (How do they determine that? Based on an average

of how many people are estimated to be bitten annually??) So…Cedar is obviously in no danger from the black snakes. She probably wouldn’t notice them – hasn’t so far, and a 5’ one was about 10’ away from her one day while we were walking; I just gently guided her in the other direction – and they’re not in the least aggressive, nor venomous. However – and this is a *huge* however – what do I do if she

comes running up to me with a coral snake hanging off her somewhere?!?!? I know enough that they don’t transmit their venom by striking, that they have to actually be attached and gnaw for a good while – minutes – to transmit the venom, but I doubt very seriously that any vets carry coral snake antivenom. If we can find the one from this morning (and hopefully it’s dead in its hole and the snake trapper guy is coming tomorrow to check that out and retrieve it if he can), would it be useful for me to make a homeopathic nosode from a piece of it? Say, the entire head? Or can I use the dead baby one we still have from this morning? Should I put it in the fridge – eeww! – or somehow keep it cold? I’m a bit lost here, and more than a little scared, which is a shame because this is absolutely one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever seen and the house is to die for. (Here are some pictures, if you want to look at my little acre of paradise/Jurassic Park: http://picasaweb.google.com/scerniglia/2770PLBlvd ) So if anyone has any words of wisdom, I’d sure appreciate hearing them. I’d say to take responses off-list, but I’m sure there are others who will be interested in any insightful answers. Hoping there are

some…because Cedar’s got a whole acre to run on and I’m scared to death to let her outside. Sharyn & Cedar the Golden nudge P.S. Tracey, I’ll stop visualizing you relaxing by the pool for awhile!<G>

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[Guest guest]

Wow, Suzi! How did I ever live

before I met you?!?!? You ROCK!

Although this is the remedy made from the

venom and not necessarily the antivenom (which would be a nosode), I’m thinking

this would be a very good thing to have on hand.

And on a more spiritual note, you all

might want to read this thread from my PowerfulIntentions forum…Law of

Attraction abounds!

http://sharyn.powerfulintentions.com/forum/pi/message-view/5989025

Saw two more black snakes in the front

yard this afternoon. Cedar walked right by them, looked them in the eye

and you could see her thought processes…”You leave me alone and I’ll

leave you alone.” I’m going to have to take a lesson from my

dog.

Sharyn, who is going to work on ho’oponopono

(google that; lots of good stuff!) tonight for the snake and babies I killed,

and then speak to the snake Deva about maybe living in peaceful co-existence

From:

health

[mailto:health ] On Behalf Of Suzanne

Here is a homeopathic remedy

http://www.herbs2000.com/homeopathy/elaps.htm

and see Message #35952

on charcoal

I would keep both on hand... and super tonic to wash out the wound, and maybe

even give some orally. \

If you don't have anti venom this may be the way to go... Coral snake

bites don't react for hours I'm told... so it becomes critical when you

discover they have been bit.

Suzi

[Guest guest]

Hi Sharyn,

While I am not into homeopathic type stuff, per se, more into spagyrics

myself, I have an article that you may find useful or someone else may

find useful.

Telepathy: "Hello, Is Anyone Home?"

Talking

heart-to-heart is a natural ability for animals and people. Individual

birds in a flock change their flight path at the same time. You "think"

of a friend the moment before your friend calls. Coincidence? No. It's

telepathy. The cosmic communication system. Fre'e unlim'ted anywhere,

anytime minutes - local or long distance. Forever!

So

how can we skip the phone and use our telepathic skills to talk with

each other? An Aboriginal tribe in Australia and a dog in Arizona have

some intriguing answers for us.

Wisdom

from Downunder

Aborigines

who talk telepathically - independent of distanceindicate that many

people lost this inherent talent when they began hiding how they really

feel.

In

the book Mutant Message from Downunder, we find clues on how to reclaim

this natural communication skill. Marlo , the author, describes

what she learned about talking soul-to-soul from an Aboriginal tribe

who call themselves The Real People:

"Real

People can use telepathy because above all they never tell a lie, not a

small fabrication, not a partial truth, nor any gross unreal statement.

No lies at all, so they have nothing to hide. Real People are a group

of people who are not afraid to have their minds open to receive and

are willing to give one another information."

Telepathy

is the way humans were designed to communicate. Different languages and

various written alphabets are eliminated as obstacles when people use

heart-to-heart talk.?

Ellie

the dog agrees with The Real People. This furry telepathic expert

proved to me that talking with an open heart bridges any language

barrier - even the apparent gap between animals and people.

The

Dog from Hell

"The

dog from hell!" That's what I called Ellie. Each time I saw Ellie and

her owner on my frequent walks in the desert, the nightmare would

unfold. The devil dog spots me. She barks. As I get closer, she gets

meaner. A threatening snarl emerges. Writhing lips expose glistening

white teeth. Restrained by her owner with a thick leather leash, the

demonic canine lunges for me time and again. This 70-pound terror

scares the bejesus out of me on every occasion we cross paths!

Why

does Ellie act like she wants to tear me apart? After a year of hostile

encounters, I decide to talk with Ellie and find out why she's behaving

the way she is.

Does

Telepathy Really Work?

How

can I communicate with this savage beast? Surely not face-to-face. It's

too dangerous!

Can

I reach Ellie telepathically, soul-to-soul? I decide to experiment.

After all, what have I got to lose?

Tell

the Truth

While

sitting quietly, I focus on talking to Ellie's soul - not to the

monster personality she displays. Then I get in touch with what my

heart wants to express. "Tell her the truth," my soul whispers.

"Ellie," I speak to her being, "I'm afraid of you." Next, I ask her why

she acts so aggressively towards me and listen for a reply.

"I'm scared of you, too,"

she replies honestly. "When I see you walking, your heart's closed. I

can't tell what you're thinking or feeling. So I don't know what you're

going to do. I can't trust you. I keep you away. I'm protecting

myself."

Whew,

what a wake up call! Ellie's right. I love walking alone in nature.

When someone enters "my territory," I get upset. I didn't realize until

now that instead of releasing the irritation, I hold onto the anger.

And on top of that, I try to hide the upset from myself and others. I

pretend to be happy and nice.

In

order to hide my true feelings from myself, I have to shut my heart.

When a person's heart is closed, so is their intuition. A person with a

closed heart is no longer sensitive and caring to the people or

creatures around them.

Naturally,

Ellie's inner alarm goes off, "Warning! Warning! Closed heart

approaching. Don't trust this person!" Ellie isn't fooled by the

superficial smile I flash at her and her owner. No wonder she wants to

keep me away!

Still

in a meditative state, I feel how sweet Ellie really is. She's not the

demon dog she appears to be. With a sincere desire to have a peaceful

relationship with Ellie, I tell her, "The next time I see you, I'll

open my heart so you can feel who I really am." The cooperative pooch

agrees that when I allow myself to be vulnerable, she'll stop acting

hostile towards me.

My

Heart Opens

I

see Ellie the morning after our telepathic talk. When I spot her in the

distance, my terror begins to churn. After all, "the dog from hell" has

tried to attack me dozens of times - in fact, every time I've seen her

over the past 12 months.

Then

I remember our pact: Ellie will stop being aggressive when I open my

heart. In this moment, I decide to shift my attitude. Silently I

welcome Ellie and her owner. Energetically I transmit, "I'm open.

Vulnerable. My defenses are down. Feel who I am." The message I'm

sending is the same as when a dog rolls onto its back, exposing its

tender throat and belly. My heart broadcasts the signal, "Let's be

friends."

Success!

Ellie's affectionate response proves that the telepathic experiment

worked. For the first time in a year, Ellie doesn't bark. Instead, she

wags her tail. She does lunge for me - not to attack - but to come over

for a friendly pat. She kisses my outstretched hand!

The

past year of dreaded encounters is over in a flash (of heart). The

"four-pawed demon" vanishes. So does the "closed-hearted, untrustworthy

stranger."

Sharpen

Your Telepathic Skills

If

you're ready to start using your telepathic ability, why not experiment

with someone you're already having a conflict with? What have you got

to lose?

You

can begin by talking to the person from your open heart to theirs.

Silently tell them the truth about how you feel. Ask them why they act

the way they do around you. Listen. Take action on what feels

intuitively right for you to do. Then watch the power of the cosmic

communication system - talking heart-to-heart - bring you more peace

and happiness!

* * *

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Peace be with you Sharyn,

Don

Sharyn E. Cerniglia wrote:

We just bought a

wonderful acre of paradise – also now

known as my own little Jurassic

Park – and moved

in

a little over six weeks ago.

For a little background,

here’s my blog…you’ll

want to read the second entry down first, as it’s the beginning of the

snake saga, then the one on top is today’s exciting addition.

http://sharyn.powerfulintentions.com/blog/

A lady was bitten by a

coral snake a couple of weeks ago

here in Jensen Beach and there was a big article in the paper about how

they

are no longer making coral snake antivenom (probably the one thing I

would

actually *welcome* a

shot of if it

was necessary), and the local supply at the hospitals is due to run out

by the

end of 2008. (How do they determine that? Based on an average of how

many

people are estimated to be bitten annually??)

So…Cedar is obviously in

no danger from the black

snakes. She probably wouldn’t notice them – hasn’t so far,

and a 5’ one was about 10’ away from her one day while we were

walking; I just gently guided her in the other direction – and they’re

not in the least aggressive, nor venomous.

However – and this is a *huge* however – what do I do if

she comes running up to

me with a coral snake hanging off her somewhere?!?!? I know enough

that they

don’t transmit their venom by striking, that they have to actually be

attached and gnaw for a good while – minutes – to transmit the

venom, but I doubt very seriously that any vets carry coral snake

antivenom.

If we can find the one from this morning (and hopefully it’s dead in

its

hole and the snake trapper guy is coming tomorrow to check that out and

retrieve it if he can), would it be useful for me to make a homeopathic

nosode

from a piece of it? Say, the entire head? Or can I use the dead baby

one we

still have from this morning? Should I put it in the fridge – eeww! –

or somehow keep it cold?

I’m a bit lost here, and

more than a little scared,

which is a shame because this is absolutely one of the most beautiful

places I’ve

ever seen and the house is to die for. (Here are some pictures, if you

want to

look at my little acre of paradise/Jurassic

Park: http://picasaweb.google.com/scerniglia/2770PLBlvd

) So if anyone has any words of wisdom, I’d sure appreciate hearing

them. I’d say to take responses off-list, but I’m sure there are

others who will be interested in any insightful answers.

Hoping there are

some…because Cedar’s got a

whole acre to run on and I’m scared to death to let her outside.

Sharyn & Cedar the

Golden nudge

P.S. Tracey, I’ll stop

visualizing you relaxing by

the pool for awhile!<G>

[Guest guest]

Wow, Don! I’ve learned something

new today! Not the animal communication – I’ve even taken classes

in that, am very adept at it, and am ashamed I even had to be reminded of it –

but the spagyrics! I’ve been a lay student of homeopathy for almost

twenty years now, but have never heard of spagyrics until today. I have about

ten browser windows open, all different ones on the subject, and am going to

read voraciously. Thanks so much!

And thanks for the reminder about talking

to the snake, and to snake devas in general. Will do!

Sharyn

From: health

[mailto:health ] On Behalf Of Don Eitner

While I am not into homeopathic type stuff, per

se, more into spagyrics myself, I have an article that you may find useful or

someone else may find useful.

Telepathy: " Hello, Is Anyone Home? "

Talking

heart-to-heart is a natural ability for animals and people.

[Guest guest]

Hi Sharyn,

I am glad that I was able to impart some new insight to you. Spagyrics

are a whole new ball game and are on a much higher order than homeopathy

or regular run of the mill herbal remedies. Way much more to them than

meets the eye. There is ever so much to learn and understand about how

to properly prepare a spagyric.

As for reminders, well we all need those from time to time. It is ever

so easy to not recall what we, as humans, originally knew and were very

adept at.

Don

Sharyn E. Cerniglia wrote:

>

> Wow, Don! I’ve learned something new today! Not the animal

> communication – I’ve even taken classes in that, am very adept at it,

> and am ashamed I even had to be reminded of it – but the spagyrics!

> I’ve been a lay student of homeopathy for almost twenty years now, but

> have never heard of spagyrics until today. I have about ten browser

> windows open, all different ones on the subject, and am going to read

> voraciously. Thanks so much!

>

> And thanks for the reminder about talking to the snake, and to snake

> devas in general. Will do!

>

> Sharyn

>

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

>

> *From:* health

> [mailto:health ] *On Behalf Of *Don Eitner

>

> While I am not into homeopathic type stuff, per se, more into

> spagyrics myself, I have an article that you may find useful or

> someone else may find useful.

>

> Telepathy: " Hello, Is Anyone Home? "

>

> Talking heart-to-heart is a natural ability for animals and people.

>

>