Okay, White Feather — what the heck. I’m going out on a limb with this, but dying to know — so to speak, lol — a NA perspective on this. On what? On urine used therapeutically.

I’ve heard that in Asia, it’s common for families to have a barrel of it on the front porch. Then, for various issues, but especially for burns, the wound is immersed in the aged urine (though fresh is fine, too). These burns, even whole-body burns, heal without scarring & quickly, no skin grafts or other treatment required.

Urine is also an ideal anti-venom to whatever snakebite we get. Just passing a bit of it, fresh, holding it in the mouth for a minute or so, then swallowing eliminates potential harm or death. Said awkwardly, but the body is so divinely intelligent that it makes the needed antibodies immediately in the blood.

Most don’t know that urine is not a waste product, but that it comes directly from our blood. If we don’t keep a vial of blood slowly spinning, it separates out into the red & the yellow, i.e., urine. Sacred stuff, the blood.

The Christian Bible mentions something about sacred waters that flow from the belly — could point to this. Then there are those fountains, everywhere, with the central statue of the little fella peeing, oh my. 😆

Anyway, just curious about your take on it, if there’s anything in your tradition that goes there. Feel free to not answer if you find it too awkward. ;)

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