NAGA - Snake-Goddess by RoyJava
The island of Crete has been a great source of information during my stay. Studying myths, legends and sagas Crete is one of the best places to do research. Because the whole island accomdates so many antiques out of the world of phantasy, which manifest itself in her material arts.Well,... maybe too tricky, maybe the right link, but the faience figurine identified as a "Snake Goddess" found on the Aegean Island of Creteat Crete is a beautifull female figurine. The most apparent characteristic of Minoan religion was that it was polytheistic and matriarchal, that is, a Goddess religion; the Gods were all female, not a single male God has been identified until later periods. It is not easy to describe the nature of the Mother-Goddess of Crete.Recognize here a priestess of a very high position, when you look at her eyes and do notice all of the attributes. The snakes, the special dress, and the cat, which was placed later on her special headdress ... all point out a woman using symbolics out of the matriarchy. It will take too long to explain the development out of the Naga into the Snake-Goddess, though one could guess there is a very true connection ... I enclosed her in my heart. Thanks to Crete ...
