#snake charming

[rabiosantologia]

🪈 Dhanistha ☍ Ashlesha 🐍Axis

😙 Snake charming...

We know that snakes are practically deaf and the attention they direct to the charmer is because of the movements and not the melody (I find it interesting that they put rat urine in the flute and the smell is what hypnotizes it — fascinating that the next nakshatra after Ashlesha is Magha (rat yoni 🐁) and it is in this transition that one finds oneself Gandanta knot

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

[makegorenotlove]

Snaik be like "Didn't I eat you?"*

*Oh the irony! See below the cut what I mean. Strong CW damn nature ur scary kinda.

[jefpoo421]

*cue Getting Lucky from the Chipmunk Adventure film*

PLUS: There are Truffula palm trees in the background

(am I overdoing the HTML formatting of the posts that I make? am I??)

date of art: 2021/12/20reply

[alexbgd]

Snake charming...

[year-0]

hey just letting you guys know i deleted this post

because i noticed it is a snake charmer’s snake - im pretty sure i can see where its mouth is stitched shut. its also basically emaciated. im not supporting sick shit like that and figured other people wouldn’t want to either so just a small PSA 

the Wiki page on snake charming even states these snakes are abused for the practice, here is an excerpt:

[knight-in-sour-armor]

[aspelladay]

Horsetail

(Equisetum arvense; E. telmateia, E. spp.) Do not take if you have renal disorders or cardiac dysfunction; Equisetum hyemale: Do not take if pregnant.

Folk Names: Bottle Brush, Dutch Rushes, Paddock Pipes, Pewterwort, Shavegrass. Gender: Feminine. Planet: Saturn. Element: Earth. Powers: Snake Charming, Fertility.

Magical Uses: Whistles made of the stems of the horsetail, when played, will call snakes to the musician. Horsetail is also used in fertility mixtures, or placed in the bedroom for this purpose.

(from Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs by Scott Cunningham)