Mark Amaru Pinkham

Throughout history, the serpent has been a symbol of wisdom and of healing. Many ancient records speak of spiritual masters, priest-kings, patriarchs and founders of early civilisations who arrived in these lands after abandonning their beloved home lands across the seas, and all of them referenced the serpent in their name and teachings. And this is not the only similarity between them.

The Return of the Serpents of Wisdom speaks of the men and women across civilisations who have carried this ancient wisdom to the indigenous people. Sometimes people saw them as gods, sometimes as teachers. Sometimes they were worshipped and had temples built for them, as to these early cultures they seemed like they must be divine. Near always they were honoured by those who knew them. Regardless of culture or time, the Serpents of Wisdom always worked towards a common goal, spreading wisdom and advancement throughout this world so that we can all come to live in harmony with that larger awareness.

Whether you read this because you remember living in one of these ancient home lands, because you're looking for something to trigger memories, or because you're interested in how these Serpents of Wisdom could have influenced so many civilisations across the globe (and why), you'll find a very detailed overview here, based on manuscripts, recordings and verbal traditions. If the detailed anthology cannot hold your attention, the first two chapters are definitely worth a read.… (lisätietoja)