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I GOT A MONEY SNAKE AND IT STARTED SLEEPING WITH ME FORCEFULY

I GOT A MONEY SNAKE AND IT STARTED SLEEPING WITH ME FORCEFULY

The Cost of Wealth: A Regretful Reflection on the Snake Money Ritual




I once believed that wealth could be easily obtained, if only you were willing to pay the price. My belief led me down a dark path, one I now regret deeply. I participated in an ancient snake money ritual, convinced that the promise of prosperity was within reach. But what I didn’t realize was the price I would have to pay—not just in money, but in something far more valuable: my loved ones. This is my story of how my desire for wealth led to a painful sacrifice I never could have imagined.

Like many others, I had heard the stories. People spoke in whispers about the ancient rituals involving snakes, about how they could bring unimaginable wealth to those who performed them correctly. The rituals were said to be powerful—almost magical. I had always struggled financially, and the idea of changing my fate seemed too good to pass up. The process seemed straightforward: follow the instructions, make the right sacrifices, and wealth would come flowing in. I thought it would be worth any price.

The ritual began with a series of instructions—strange, unsettling instructions, but I ignored the warning signs. I performed the ritual as prescribed, and soon after, I began to see changes. Opportunities for business and financial growth started appearing. But then, the snake made its presence known. At night, I would feel a strange, almost suffocating pressure in the room. It wasn't just a feeling; it was real. The snake spirit was with me, and I quickly learned that it had its own rules.

It demanded sacrifices—real, painful sacrifices. If I didn’t comply, the snake would not leave me alone. It began to “visit” me in my sleep, its presence causing physical pain. I would wake up, drenched in sweat, my body aching as though I had been in a violent struggle. The pain was unlike anything I had ever felt. It wasn’t just physical—it was spiritual, mental. It was as if the snake was trying to break me. It definitely had sexual interactions wịth me. 

As the pain worsened, I realized that something was wrong. The snake wasn’t just tormenting me—it wanted more. It wanted the people I loved. I was instructed to make sacrifices, not just of material wealth, but of those closest to me. The ritual had made it clear: if I didn’t offer up someone I cared about, the snake would continue to torment me, growing stronger with each refusal.

I was faced with a horrible decision: sacrifice someone I loved to the ritual, or endure more pain, suffering, and illness. The thought of what the snake would do if I didn’t comply terrified me. But the consequences of my actions haunted me as well. In the end, I chose to sacrifice. The emotional toll was unbearable. I lost a piece of myself that day—the piece that could never be returned.

The wealth did come, just as promised. But it felt hollow, empty. Every penny I earned was overshadowed by the torment of what I had done. I could feel the snake’s influence in every part of my life—its cold grip on my spirit, on my relationships. My loved ones began to drift away. They felt my change, the darkness that had consumed me, and slowly, they pulled away. What use is wealth if you have no one to share it with? What use is success if your soul is empty?

The pain from the snake’s visits did not stop. It was as if I had opened a door I could not close. And now, I am left with the regret of my actions, unable to undo the damage I’ve done. The wealth that came was never enough to fill the emptiness I feel now. The sacrifices I made weigh on me every day.

Looking back, I see now that the price for the snake money ritual was never just about money. It was about what I was willing to lose to gain something that ultimately wasn’t worth it. I didn’t realize at the time that there is no amount of wealth that can replace the love and trust of the people closest to you. The snake didn’t give me riches—it took pieces of my soul, one by one.

If I could go back, I would warn anyone considering these rituals: be careful what you wish for. The price for wealth is not always paid in money. Sometimes, it costs much more than you can afford.

I can only hope that by sharing my story, others might learn from my mistakes. I was too eager for riches and too blind to see the cost of such power. Now, I live with the consequences, with the knowledge that no amount of wealth can bring back what I lost. If you’re ever tempted to seek power or prosperity through dark rituals, remember this: there is always a cost. And sometimes, that cost is too high.