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The Ancient Tale of the Divine Snake
By Mary Lynn Plaisance
Last edited: Tuesday, July 4, 2023
This short story is rated "G" by the Author.
       
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The ancient tale of two snakes from the book by Mary Lynn Plaisance... The Small Chandelier

Jim rushed Joseph to the hospital in his car from work in the midst of all the bombing, sirens, and screams of help. They didn''t stop for anything. Swerving around all of the chaos on the road, they entered a hopsital of  people who had gone there already. Blood and trama was all over the hallways and in the ER.

Entering the room, Jospeph said, “Jenny, listen to the story, honey. The small chandelier told me that you can hear me even though you''re in a coma. We had an intense eclipse already, so it’s time. This is the ancient tale of the two snakes.” Joseph pleaded once again, “Please dear Lord, let her hear me speaking.”

 

Joseph began reading what he had to read to Jenny so she wouldn''t die.

 

There shall be an intense solar eclipse that will cross the middle land of the North Earth. It will cast a shadow straight through the center of the lands from west to east. In this shadow of darkness, a new awakening will enter the Earth. An awakening of the likes that humans have not seen in 25,000 years.

 

When this happens, there will be 20 leaders on planet Earth, around the globe, who have a pus-filled soul and a fractured heart. Hypocrisy is their name and the truth they cannot bear. They split humans apart with the use of their tongue and the stroke of a pen. They rip mothers apart from their babies; sisters apart from their brothers; fathers apart from their sons. They pit neighbor against neighbor. Family against family. No one will survive their wrath. No one can control their scorn. Humans will be scattered throughout the land, barren and torn, walking around looking like the skeletons who wait for the reaper to bring them to the river for a shiny coin.

 

There will be gigantic blocks of cracking ice to the North, catastrophic winds to the South, raging fires to the West, and endless droughts to the East.

 

Everything on Earth was said to begin with an evil snake, and the awakening on Earth will begin with a divine snake. The first snake, who was in a garden was evil, and the leaders of Earth will be like the first snake. The second snake, whose voice will come from the light, will be divine. The divine snake will help the 20 Lazuli bring peace. When the divine snake has completed this mission, the Earth will understand peace. The beginning.

 

When Joseph finished the ancient story, Jenny’s skin was completely back to normal, but she was still asleep. Joseph waited for her to wake up , but it didn’t happen.

“Jim, she’s not waking up. Her skin is back to normal but she’s not waking up. She’s still in a coma.”

Joseph began pacing around the room.

 “Look, I don’t know the whole story about why you needed me to bring you here to read this to Jenny, but didn’t you say she had a mission to complete? Maybe she’s doing whatever she has to do now. I don’t know, man. I’m just guessing here. Something is going right, because her skin isn’t blue anymore.”

“Yes! You’re right Jim. She’s completing her mission now. I think you’re right.  I’ll sit and wait right here and see what happens. I did what I was supposed to do before the afternoon hour. I did it, Jim! I had to get it right, her skin isn’t blue. Oh my God, please let this be real, and let this work the way the small chandelier told me. It’s not a dream.”

Jim got up and began pacing the floor. “Look… I’ll wait with you a little longer… but I need to get home to Susan. Can you give me a quick rundown about what happened with the small chandelier? You said it’s bizarre. Man… this is epic!”

Moaning and sirens still filled the hospital. Joseph kept an eye on Jenny while he talked to Jim.

“Jenny already knows everything, Jim. She can hear me and right now she must be on her peace mission because she’s not awake, and she’s still here. She didn''t die.”

Joseph talked to Jim, but watched Jenny closely for the slightest move. She was still like calm waters.

He spoke loud and clearly over the noise. “I had to read her the ancient tale of the two snakes in the morning AM hours. That story was in the tube I gave to you. That’s why I had to get here before noon. I don’t want her mom to know any of this, but this is what happened last night at The Parlor.”

 

Joseph told Jim every detail that he and Miss Light talked about while he kept his eyes on Jenny. There were still people moaning in the hallways, but Joseph finished his story just as Ruth rushed into the room. 

 

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When Joseph read the ancient tale, Jenny’s spirit immediately went into The Blue Gemstone Temple. She saw the oldest lady, Holly. She was so happy that someone still loved her enough to read her the ancient tale.

 

 

 

 

 

 


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Reviewed by Teddy Plaisance (Reader)
Reviewed on July 29, 2019
Keep on writing.

Reviewed by m j hollingshead
Reviewed on July 10, 2018

as always your writing is intriguing


enjoyed the read



NEVER stop writing!

m

Reviewed by Glenda Bixler
Reviewed on July 3, 2018
Intriguing premise! Got me curious...


Reviewed on June 30, 2018
It will be wonderful if peace is restored. This eorld neecs that now.

Sandie