The snake has always been a significant character throughout history. It represents a wide range of concepts, including fertility, procreation, death, and resurrection. The snake was also the world’s emblem, according to mysticism.
To comprehend the significance of the serpent motif, we must first investigate its roots.
In the Bible, the devil takes the form of a snake to trick and manipulate Eve into eating the forbidden fruit, which then condemns all of humanity to death.
Humans were formed, according to Chinese legend, by a pair of male and female serpents with human heads.
In addition, according to Annunaki mythology, Enki and his wife Khursag were in charge of generating laborers (humans).
And, as we all know, the Annunaki are known for their serpent-like physiognomy, among other things. They’re also known as Reptilians because of this. The Annunaki eventually lost control of the Earth, and people turned against them.
For Indians, the universe was formed by a massive snake known as Ananta.
So, since our forefathers were serpent-like animals, it’s reasonable to assume that their offspring, whether by blood or spirit, are our overlords.
We only intended to give you a taste of the enormous historical and socio-cultural significance of this species with this post.
