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AllatRa by Anastasia Novykh
2) a finger ring in the form of a snake biting its tail, from the archaeological findings in
the Indus Valley (the "the Harappan civilization" - proto-Indian civilization that existed
in the III-II millennium BC.);
3) ancient Chinese symbol—a snake biting its own tail (the symbol is made of nephrite,
considered as "stone of life" in China).
Rigden: The original location of the snake's head was exactly in the clockwise direction
as a symbol of creation and development. The schematic representation of the number of
dimensions in the form of ring-scales, was, respectively, from left to right. A circle
(snake's coil) was also the symbol of the creative and spiral movement of the Universe
(the clockwise, correct swastika), in other words movement according to the main action
of the forces of the Allat (the supremacy of Spirit over matter). In the ancient times, this
symbol was often used in the decoration of temples as a sacred symbol that narrated the
divine Knowledge. The head of the snake was painted counter-clockwise as a rule by the
adherents of the material Mind (the Animal mind) as a symbol of a small force that
drives the Universe inward counter-clockwise (the reverse swastika) in the direction of
destruction and annihilation. These people proclaimed for themselves the supremacy of
matter over Spirit obeying the will of the Animal mind and making the principle of
domination of the material power a reality.
Anastasia: In essence, this is a substitution of the sign from plus to minus. I have often
seen such a snake whose head is directed counter-clockwise in architectural artefacts
from Freemasons.
Rigden: This phenomenon was quite common, for example, in the Middle Ages, during
the outburst of alchemy, in which the direction of the head of this ancient reptile was
often depicted counterclockwise as a symbol of artificial containment or regression. On
the other hand, such details were only known in the narrow circles of initiates. The
masses were presented with a quite plausible interpretation of this concept, so the
common people paid little attention to the rotation of the head in this or that direction.
And that wasn't a good idea because symbols and signs play a significant role in the life
of a society, even if the society suspects nothing.
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