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The Minoan Snake Goddess

Updated: May 30, 2024


In ancient civilizations historians tell us the goddess was powerful, revered. The snakes held high in her outstretched arms were venerated for they connection to the earth-the ground of being-and for their ability to transform as they shed their skin for a new one . This image was from a time when women were honored.

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