Have you seen a snake beautifully crawling across little spaces, tiny crevices, stony earth and prickly branches and thorny boughs? It slithers away so majestically; with a fluidity matching the water’s. I think a snake is almost a more tangible manifestation of water in fluidity; a crawling mellowness. So the next time you come across a snake, don’t jumpstart and put your body in panic gear to saunter away. Just gently stay there. Believe me it won’t turn back to kiss your skin. It has far better things to kiss including his woman for love and frogs and mice for hunger. So as long as you are an appreciating spectator it would mind its business and allow you to mind yours.
A snake crawls so beautifully even across the
big heaps of prickly boughs and branches of thorny keekers without injuring itself. Its mellow fluidity allows it to
circuit around the thorns and obstructions. I think a snake has a message here
for we humans as we move on the prickly path of life. To move with gentleness,
fluidity, acceptance and liberty across the thorns of judgments, hate, complexes,
anger, fear and insecurities. These are the thorns put on our path through
which we have to crawl. Run or walk with all the negativities and rigidities of
fears and insecurities and they bleed our feet. And move with the streaming
gentle fluidity of acceptance and non-judgments, we simply find ourselves
beautifully crawling across the pinchy, thorny obstructions. Mother nature has
scrawled beautiful life lessons across the vast sprawl of her book of nature.
We just need to be a bit more aware to read it. Ahha, the wonders of the book
of life!
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