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such a state only through the creative forces of Allat (the divine feminine principle).
Also, indications that were similar in meaning were used in the form of two spiral
snakes entwined with each other. If such a symbol was depicted together with an image
of a person doing a spiritual practice, then it was usually indicated that the tails of the
snakes were coming out of the person’s first chakran ("Muladhara"), the bodies were
entwined in three and a half turns, and their heads were close to the seventh chakran
("Sahasrara" or the "thousand-petalled lotus"). Thus, the conventional path of the flow
of this energy in the energy "body" of the human being was indicated. Eastern treatises,
narrating about spiritual practices, still refer to the awakening of the "Kundalini snake"
as of achieving the spiritual state of enlightenment, an exit into Nirvana. By the way,
thanks to such an associative symbol that had been previously connected with spiritual
knowledge, some people still revere ordinary snakes that are found in their local area as
sacred reptiles.
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