Ouroboros painting

Description Ink, pen, pencil

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Description a very old painting done with BebeShep's kiddy paints

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Among the many powerful and enigmatic symbols of Egyptian Kemetic Spirituality, the Ouroboros stands out as an Ancient sign symbolising infinity and rebirth. This serpent-shaped symbol, often depicted as a snake or dragon biting its own tail, carries profound meaning emphasizing in Egyptian Kemetic Spirituality because it depicts the

The ouroboros is a symbol showing a serpent eating its own tail, and representing eternal cycles. It isn’t really a mythical creature, because despite the prevalence of the image and concept in various cultures and philosophies (especially alchemy), it doesn’t appear that anyone thought it represented a real species or individual animal. I, however, have been having fun imagining some of these symbolic creatures as if they were real (see the mushussu), and the chief thing that struck me…

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