Serpiente (símbolo)
La serpiente enroscada es el símbolo esotérico del Cuerpo Causal, y el ojo de la serpiente en el centro representa el Ojo Omnividente de Dios. Las espirales que forma el cuerpo de la serpiente representan las revoluciones de los ciclos de realidad alrededor del centro de visión en Cristo. El poder de la visión es multiplicado por el número de veces que la fuerza serpentina está enroscada alrededor del centro del Yo.
El símbolo de la serpiente también se utiliza para ilustrar el caduceo, el enroscamiento de las energías del Padre y la Madre alrededor del centro del ser, el Cristo. Moisés sostuvo la serpiente de bronce en el desierto para que, mediante la ciencia de la magia del ojo real (la visión del tercer ojo), el flujo de las energías sagradas del pueblo se acelerase. Esa aceleración tenía el fin de elevar la fuerza serpentina hasta la coronilla (la sabiduría que supone la curación del karma de la ignorancia) y el tercer ojo (la visión que supone la curación del karma del deseo ilícito).
The caduceus fashioned by Moses is the symbol of the medical profession today.
For information about the fallen angel known as Serpent, see Serpent (fallen angel).
Moses’ use of the caduceus
Sanat Kumara explains the esoteric significance of the caduceus:
Cuando envié ardientes serpientes entre el pueblo de Israel que hablaban tanto contra Dios como contra Moisés, estas eran la precipitación de su propio espíritu de rebelión y desobediencia, el mismo espíritu de la progenie de Serpiente al que habían permitido la entrada en sus mentes.
By a mere inversion of the coil of energy which had proceeded out of their mouths in impurity and impiety, their miscreations returned to them the poisonous venom with which they would have, if they could, killed Moses. And many of them experienced death by the return of their own energy, reversed by my right hand upraised against them. Such is the mantle of the Great White Brotherhood—an ever-present protection upon those who exercise their spiritual offices with all diligence, humility, and love.
When the people therefore called upon the law of forgiveness for their sins, I bade Moses form a fiery serpent and set it upon a pole; and any that were bitten by the poisonous snakes, which returned to them the poison of their own consciousness, were restored to life as they beheld (meditated upon) this brazen serpent.
It was the symbol of the life-force and the representation of their own Mother light rising for the healing of mind and soul and body. The snake entwined about the wand of Mercury has remained the symbol of the victory of life over death. It is the symbol of healing Truth and the wholeness of Alpha and Omega that is realized through meditation in and upon the All-Seeing Eye of God. And all who look upon that Eye make contact with God’s vision of the perfection of their being and consciousness.[1]
See also
Sources
Mark L. Prophet and Elizabeth Clare Prophet, The Path of Self-Transformation.
- ↑ Elizabeth Clare Prophet, The Opening of the Seventh Seal: Sanat Kumara on the Path of the Ruby Ray, chapter 34.