The snake is its symbol. It is a complex animal with the meaning of wisdom and peace. Snakes and dragons have different status and symbolic meanings. I have carefully prepared a symbol of what a snake is. If you are interested, come and have a look.
What is the symbol of the snake? What does this snake stand for?
The five elements of Agkistrodon halys are old-fashioned, with the orientation as the center. The false alarm of the snake sting master was a false alarm, and strange things also led to jail. Snakes represent snakes, pythons, gods, ghosts, immortals, ghosts, strange things, wonders (incomprehensible things), slender things, curly things, such as ropes, wires, hoses, things that can be wound, and light rain and rivers. In feng shui, it represents the road (for Tao, beating about the bush, winding path leading to a secluded place). Vipers are bound, surrounded, troubled, entangled and handcuffed. The master of Zhan's personality is exquisite and skillful, and the master of released prisoners is eccentric, hypocritical, hypocritical, scheming and boastful.
The application of rattan house in Liuyi Bagua. Litigation is a terrible disaster. If you use God, you will go to prison. To measure luck, if it is officially launched, it means that a villain or a man has set a trap and played a conspiracy. The viper rules the world, and the master has a high wrist and is exquisite in all directions; Occupy dreams, the Lord has nightmares, strange dreams and false alarm dreams; Occupy the house, the Lord has strange things (monsters, immortals, ghosts, or strange news (officials are in the main house of two, three or four people); Space occupying disease is a deficiency disease, a strange disease, a strange disease that cannot be diagnosed by the hospital, and a symptom of both nerves and prescriptions. The woman is the husband, the official ghost is afraid of snakes, and the husband of the Lord's destiny takes the hand (because of the binding meaning).
Is snake a good symbol?
In our country:
The gods
In ancient times, people in China attached great importance to snakes and even regarded them as gods. When creating idols, they always portray them as human beings, such as Nvwa 、 Fuxi and so on. So many old people think it is a good thing to have snakes at home, and some even keep them as pets.
dragon
The dragon is an animal that does not exist in the world, but its image is very close to that of a snake, all because the dragon itself is derived from a snake. In ancient times, people worshipped snakes and perfected dragons according to their images. Over time, snakes have become the representative of dragons, and many people will call them dragons. Perfect match
Snakes were regarded as rich and auspicious animals in ancient geomantic omen. As the saying goes, snakes don't enter the promised land. When we are building villas or shady houses, we see snakes on the ground, which means that the geomantic omen here is very good and very suitable for building houses, and it will definitely be rich or expensive in the future.
In the west:
In western myths and legends, snakes are not auspicious animals, on the contrary, they symbolize cunning and evil. In the Bible, the snake is the representative of cunning and evil. It tricked Adam (and) Eve into swallowing the forbidden fruit, and finally they were punished by God. Therefore, westerners don't like snakes very much. Few people will feel happy after seeing a snake, because they think it is evil, which means that they may encounter unfortunate things today, and they will be unlucky in wealth and so on.
What is the symbol of the snake? The first symbolic meaning of the snake: auspiciousness, auspiciousness and sacredness.
Some places think that having a snake at home is a good sign. In ancient Egypt, people thought that snakes were the protector of the monarch. Pharaoh shaped the image of cobra with gold and precious stones and decorated it on the crown as a symbol of imperial power. In the BC of European countries, ambassadors of various countries carved the images of two snakes on crutches, representing the rights of envoys, which was a special scepter for envoys in international exchanges, so snakes became a symbol of the country and authority.
The second symbolic meaning of snake: cunning and ruthlessness
In the Bible, the snake is the most cunning of all things created by God. One of them is that Adam (and Eve) in the Garden of Eden stole the fruit of wisdom and was expelled from the Garden of Eden because of its temptation. In fact, from another perspective, "cunning" can be regarded as synonymous with wit, wisdom and cleverness. The cold image of snakes is related to "cold-blooded animals". So don't think that coldness is the characteristic of snakes. In addition, snakes have no vocal cords, so they can't make sounds, which adds to their cold image. Some women who are beautiful in appearance and vicious in heart are also called "femmes fatales". In some literary works about investigation and espionage, a beautiful snake image often appears.
The third symbolic meaning of snake: mystery.
Although snakes have no feet, they come and go without a trace and are mysterious. In ancient times, people could do nothing about the harm and threat of snakes. In order to win snakes, they are kind to others, and people worship snakes as gods. There are taboos about snakes in many parts of our country. For example, snakes have no feet, using their fingers to snake and seeing snakes shed their skin are all considered ominous. Some taboos are still popular now.
What is a snake? 3. The living habits of snakes.
1, snakes walk in various ways, either straight or winding, which is determined by the structure of snakes. The snake is divided into three parts: body, trunk and tail. The neck is between the head and trunk, and the boundary is not obvious. The trunk and tail are bounded by anus.
2, snakes have no limbs, and the whole body is covered with scales, which has the effect of protecting the skin. Snakes are divided into poisonous snakes and non-poisonous snakes. The head of a non-venomous snake is generally conical, with a thin front end and a thick back end. There are poisonous snakes that are triangular; The trunk of a snake is a long cylinder.
3. The internal structure of snake is divided into ten parts: skin system, skeletal system, muscle system, respiratory system, digestive system, excretory system, nervous system, sensory organs and chromosomes. Snake's Breathing: The snake's breathing organ is the lung.