gujida

Definition

Giant sacred water snake. Gujida can be dangerous and must be placated before entering a waterhole by throwing sand in; if you don't throw sand you could get sick. If a wind springs up it can indicate that the gujida is angry. They can attack by 'chewing one's soul' which can cause the person to vomit later on. Only a mabarn man can fix up the person if this has happened. Many people called the gujida a bimarra through association. The bimarra is the waterhole or pool it lives in

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water snake, giant sacred

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gujida

Giant sacred water snake. Gujida can be dangerous and must be placated before entering a waterhole by throwing sand in; if you don't throw sand you could get sick. If a wind springs up it can indicate that the gujida is angry. They can attack by 'chewing one's soul' which can cause the person to vomit later on. Only a mabarn man can fix up the person if this has happened. Many people called the gujida a bimarra through association. The bimarra is the waterhole or pool it lives in