The Tribe Eats, Sleeps, Lives With … Poisonous Snakes

The cobra is like a close friend of the Vadi people, India.The wild, poisonous and ferocious cobras become gentle, tangerine with humans, even human. It is a common image in the Vadi villages - the tribe known as the "most addicted" snake in the world, living in the southern state of Gujarat, India. people, they live nomadic life here and there. Snake hypnosis is not only a strange and unique practice in the Vadi's spiritual life, but also a way for them to adapt to changing habitats

. The Vadi people think that, because they never Stay in one place for more than 6 months, so you must learn to get acquainted with snakes, especially cobra, if you want to survive. So, for them, learning to hypnotize snakes is not just to make money, to have fun, but it is a measure of the maturity of a child.However, hypnosis of snakes, makes the snakes drunk Swaying to their trumpet is not easy, Vadi people have to get acquainted, live and learn snake hypnosis at a special school from the age of 2 The learning process continues and lasts for up to 10 years.



The amount of time, according to the Vadi people, is just enough to understand everything about cobras and become a professional snake hypnotherapist In this particular school, the kids are given jobs by gender. of them. Boys learn to hypnotize snakes to their trumpet sound, learn how to blow trumpets, how to open caps for coigans to rise and swing to the music. to be taught how to care for snakes to stay healthy and clean. In addition, girls also learn to observe and get close to snakes, in case their father, brother or husband is not at home. By the age of 12, when they fully understand about snakes, they will " graduating". Babies with more hypnosis or more thorough snakes care skills are judged to be more mature.



For the average person, dealing with the cobra is really scary. However, for any child of the Vadi tribe, cuddling, pulling the tail, squeezing the snake over the shoulder, wrapping it around the neck, playing, playing with the snakes is very familiar. It is known that Vadi children can play indifferently with poisonous snakes, because they have been fed a leaf that neutralizes venom. So the cobra is like close friends of the Vadi children. According to the Vadi experience, they capture snakes from the wild to tame them, but they only keep them with them for no more than 7 months. If after 7 months, the cobra has not been released, it will be very aggressive and easily endanger people, including the people who are most attached to it. From 1991 up to now, the Indian government has issued hypnosis is banned because it is a very dangerous thing for children, and also negatively affects the wildlife of snakes. With their arguments, the Vadi people are determined not to give up the traditional customs that date back to thousands of years of their tribe, but even so, the members of the tribe are always proud of their mysterious relationship.



with cobra species and want this tradition to be preserved by the descendants of the Vadi people for ever after. The Vadi people believe that what they do will never hurt the snakes, nor will they harm anyone if they do not intend to injure it..

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