Snakes have appeared in every ancient culture as a powerful symbol. You’ve probably heard of the ouroboros, caduceus, the serpent of the Garden of Eden. The list goes on and on.
Whether you view them with fear or approach them with respect, there’s no denying that snakes evoke strong feelings. In some beliefs, they are seen as the epitome of evil, symbolizing the devil himself. Yet, in other traditions, they are revered and worshipped.
So, what is this fascination with snakes and why are they so universally symbolic.
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0:00 - Intro
0:39 - Positive Symbolism in Ancient Cultures
2:03 - Guardians and Deification
3:55 - Creators and Sustainers of Life
4:31 - Symbolism in the Christian Mythology
6:04 - Modern Symbolism
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