I felt so emotionally connected to this snake, like very, very, very connected to it.

And I'm like, all of a sudden, it is my most important job to take care of this snake in its final moments of life.

Like, I have to take care of this snake.

And so I covered it in leaves and made it like a little snake den and chanted over it and

just poured love into it.

And I just wanted it to feel so comfortable and in darkness and softness and safety to let

go of the body.

And I went and checked after a few hours and yes, it had let go of the body and there

was just the body left.

And I picked the body up and I started to cry.

And I was just like, what a, what a sacrifice in this moment.

Like there's so much here.

This is so symbolic.

This is the snake, the serpent.

I see the star in the sky almost every night.

Serpent, I think it's called, serpent.

The snake is the feminine energy, the Shakti, the life force energy, just, I'm like,

this sacrifice of this snake, hours before the eclipse, here it is. It just felt so significant.

And so I dug a hole and I buried it but when I held it in my hands

it still felt like there was so much life even though the snake had gone or the

soul had gone and I buried it and I put a rock over top and I decorated it with

leaves and I was just like, this is so

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