Yes. The serpent represents immortal energy—the life force shedding death to be reborn. In yoga, it's kundalini rising through the spine.
The snake is the symbol of life throwing off the past and continuing to live. It's why the Rod of Asclepius—the symbol of medicine—bears the serpent: healer, regenerator, life itself.
Most cultures recognized this power; the Bible is the only tradition that turned the serpent into evil.
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That’s roughly 1/15 of my research library. About 32 months ago I started researching kundalini.
Have you checked out Once Bitten 562?
If not, you will love it.
Link in profile.


The logical choice for personification of “the father of all evil” would be human.
But I guess it would break the narrative of the bible.
Thank you. I previewed it, and it sounds interesting. Books and discourses can point the way beautifully. Between my studies, sharing, and living the mystery, most of my time goes to the latter. I've added it to the list.
How do you know “Rats” wrote Genesis? Snakes are the villains 😀
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