A Skunk, A Dog and Misty Rain

Skunk stench has got to be one of the worst smells there is and this story has the potential for an insight that you will always remember as you look at the water around you. Rain is a form of water created by the Divine and is FULL of life force. I myself had never really paid much attention to this fact until the following skunk ordeal.

On the evening of Sept 15th , it was time to take the dogs out for their evening pee before going to bed. It was a dark night because the sky was heavy with overcast clouds. As we headed out in the dark, the dogs raced ahead and I heard Betty barking madly and figured she was chasing a deer or the local fox. I wish this was the case.

As I made my way along the trail, the air was suddenly filled with a horrible stench. Just as I realized what the stench was, a small black shape with a pure white stripe down the back came into view less than 5 feet in front of me. SKUNK!!!! I turned and ran down the trail hoping I hadn’t been sprayed and wouldn’t fall in the dark. Both dogs showed up shortly after I arrived back at the motorhome.

Bryce was fine, no stink.

Betty was wreaking of skunk.
There was no way I was letting her in the motorhome so she spent the night outside in the screen room. She wasn’t impressed but neither was I. Come morning, Betty was still wreaking and could be smelled from 30 feet away.

It was lightly raining as we let Betty out of the screen room. She was not coming in the motorhome until I’d be able to get at least some of the stench off of her. Betty wandered around in the light misty rain for a couple of hours until I had time and made a concoction of water and oxyclean detergent. As I went outside to rub it on her, Betty already had no detectable skunk odor.

I thought I was imagining it. I bent over and smelled her head and neck. No skunk odor. Not even rubbing her and then smelling my hands! Since I’d already made it, I rubbed my anti skunk concoction on her and headed out for our walk. When we arrived home, I rinsed Betty off. Still no odor.

Now, for any of you who have ever had a dog , cat, horse or yourself that was unfortunate enough to get skunked, depending on what you use, the best you can do is to get the stink down to a tolerable level of around 10% by neutralizing it. Even then the smell takes weeks to finally be totally gone and comes back if the animal gets damp.

Betty had ZERO odor. Not even a hint of skunk on her collar. Never had I experienced this and I’ve had many skunked dogs over my lifetime. I got to thinking, what was different this time. The rainy mist??? Skunk spray is an extremely oily chemical that requires a neutralizer , not water. http://users.humboldt.edu/wfwood/chemofskunkspray.html

Now back to the rainy mist and the main point of this story which is knowledge shared by my Spiritual Mentor, Guruji Mahendra Trivedi. He had told us months ago about water being alive if it was free flowing in a river, lake or ocean. Water is the creation of the Creator and is full of life force. Once it is “contained” in a canal, a pipe, a bottle etc., it stops the water from flowing naturally around curves and obstacles and it loses the life force and is essentially dead. Could rainwater also have huge life force? You decide.

The evening before, Betty had gotten the full force of skunk spray on her face, legs, neck and ears. It was enough to make my eyes water and nose burn to be near her. Same thing in the morning, I couldn’t stand the stench of her.

Facts:
Betty was sprayed full force by a skunk
She totally wreaked right after the incident and the next morning.
She wandered around in the light misty rain for a couple of hours and her fur was completely wet.
The smell was 100%, totally and completely gone from the rainy mist.
Even after drying and coming in the motorhome in the afternoon, the smell was totally, 100% undetectable.
No matter the concoctions or neutralizing agents I’ve used in the past and combined with water that comes from a tap or hose (lifeless water?) the smell is still noticeable.

This leaves me with a question to ponder. If a light rainy mist from the Creator is alive and has the power to COMPETELY remove skunk spray, what else can water do if it isn’t manipulated and confined?

PART 2
Amazingly enough, on Oct 2nd, 150 miles from the first encounter, Betty got skunked AGAIN! We had an unusual early snowfall in Alberta so there was 6 inches of snow on the ground. I figured if rain water had removed the stink before, rubbing snow on her might do the same. No luck, she still wreaked. Then I had an idea to melt snow just to the liquid stage and rub it on her. IT WORKED! Within twenty minutes of the melted snow rubbed on her fur with a cloth, Betty had zero detectable smell.

Try it next time you have a run in with a skunk if you have rain or snow. It works! I'm still pondering the question in part 1 about what else can water do if it isn't confined of manipulated?