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Join hosts Karen Foglesong and Erin Branham as we discuss the mythological significance of snakes, and their dual symbolism of life and death. We explore various cultural perspectives, including Chinese mythology where snakes represent power and transformation, and Hindu mythology where snakes are both protective and deceptive. The conversation also delves into the historical and symbolic use of snakes in medicine, such as the Caduceus and the rod of Asclepius. We highlight the snake's role in ancient myths, from the Minoan Snake Goddess to the Garden of Eden, and conclude by encouraging listeners to embrace the transformative power of the snake in their own lives.

SHOW NOTES

Wadjet: Cobra Goddess of Egypt

Ningishida: Snake God of Mesopotamia

Nuwa and Fuxi: Chinese Mythology

Orinico River Petroglyphs

Great Serpent Mound in Ohio

The Solstice Snake in the Moab Desert

Nagas of Indian Mythology

Minoan "Snake Goddess"

We want to hear from you! Please rate and review us wherever you find this podcast. Join our Patreon: patreon.com/yourmythicu

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Join hosts Karen Foglesong and Erin Branham as we discuss the mythological significance of snakes, and their dual symbolism of life and death. We explore various cultural perspectives, including Chinese mythology where snakes represent power and transformation, and Hindu mythology where snakes are both protective and deceptive. The conversation also delves into the historical and symbolic use of snakes in medicine, such as the Caduceus and the rod of Asclepius. We highlight the snake's role in ancient myths, from the Minoan Snake Goddess to the Garden of Eden, and conclude by encouraging listeners to embrace the transformative power of the snake in their own lives.

SHOW NOTES

Wadjet: Cobra Goddess of Egypt

Ningishida: Snake God of Mesopotamia

Nuwa and Fuxi: Chinese Mythology

Orinico River Petroglyphs

Great Serpent Mound in Ohio

The Solstice Snake in the Moab Desert

Nagas of Indian Mythology

Minoan "Snake Goddess"

We want to hear from you! Please rate and review us wherever you find this podcast. Join our Patreon: patreon.com/yourmythicu

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