POWER OF THE COBRA

I was amused that day, my children, when I overheard all of you talking of snakes. Oh, yes, I was present. I am never very far away when you have your meetings. So you spoke of snakes and whether it was just a superstitious belief that a cobra should not be killed. My children, I will not say that it is complete superstition, nor will I say that it is not. I would like to clarify here and tell you the truth about this. The cobra has always been considered the king of reptiles. You, my dear children, owe your existence to the snakes and also the lord of them all, the cobra. The cobra has powers that man has not yet discovered. What happens when a cobra is killed is that a killed cobra uses its powers to teach that man a lesson in the same way, with the same harm that the man caused it. The cobra’s energy, my children, is indestructible. If there is a cobra looking after a particular area while alive, even after its physical form has died, that indestructible energy will look after that area and the people there. But, as is true with all energy, when energy is attempted to be destroyed, energy will strike back. That is the truth about the cobra. And remember, my children, if the cobra is attempted to be killed not out of a deliberate attempt to harm, but out of a genuine need for protection of self or loved one, the energy will not strike back. What you do not know, my children, is that the cobra can hear and feel every single thought and feeling that you have. And when you attempt to kill the cobra in protection, it sometimes seems to vanish, taking away the need to kill. Sometimes when you do kill it, it is because it has given up its life. But when the energy is played with for the sake of enjoyment and destruction, the energy of the snake strikes back. This may not only be by the death of that person, but the whole family having to pay for the act of one person, and it can be payment in any form.