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Home / Culture / Snakes Represent Transformation and Healing in Spiritualism

Snakes Represent Transformation and Healing in Spiritualism

Updated on May 18, 2024January 29, 2023
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Snakes often symbolize transformation and healing due to their ability to shed their skin.

Snakes have been used as symbols of transformation and healing for many different cultures throughout history. For example, the Greek god Asclepius, who is associated with healing and medicine, is often portrayed with a serpent-entwined staff.

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