A being can become a master in different areas of life, by mastering a specific skill or set of skills over time.


But to be a Jedi Master one must master the force itself. The only way to obtain this mastery is by fully raising the Kundalini, the force is divided into 5 elements that manifest all existance within the human soul is energy centers which corresponds to the elements of creation. The Serpent fully risen gives one full power over the siddhi's of the elements by empowering the centers of light within. This is the principal of the mirco and marcocosim at work. The fully risen Serpent also brings super consciousness.

This is where the talk ends and doing beings.
http://www.angelfire.com/empire/serpent ... ation.html

I don't have any sort of inner serpent - but I do have an inner hermit crab and it is a BAD ASS.

It's an allegory for the major bio-energy power cell at the base of the spine. You can still see it in the medical symbol.

The serpent is from the Biblical story where they all get smited with a disease and God tells them to craft a shiny serpent and when they touch it, they will be healed.

It's kinda a curious story...Rather contradicts the hell out of many things....like if its such a sin to make an idol you give them a pox - why is the remedy making an idol, especially of a Serpent that supposedly represents your nemesis?

Much of the bible was stolen and corrupted from Pagan religions, they have nothing of their own in that reguard.

The Kundalini energy heals aliments, literally.

And if it doesn't heal I suppose the person just doesn't have enough faith or kundalini of some sort? There is always a loop hole.

I only speak from personal experience here, the more energy you have the quicker you can heal. A person can heal themselves with their own energy directed. The time depends on the amount of power you have.

What I have read most often is that the Medical Symbol was taken from the wand of Hermes called the Caduceus, as seen here.

Actually, the "serpents" in the medical symbol come from the original Greek symbol, in which they were two worms, not snakes. Just picking nits, here.