TIDBITS 09/04/05

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Snake ... Serpent ... Tempter ... Husband.

Which is he? There is writing that states that Eve had no
husband but rather a serpent ... a living phallus if you will
.... which she created for her own pleasure. You see ... just
when you think you're beginning to understand the whole
thing ...from the beginning on forward ... someone comes
along and gives you a view you might not have thought of
on your own.

Of course ... it's not enough that the serpent was thought of
as a living phallus ... but it was also thought of as immortal.
Each time it shed its skin it was reborn ... never to die. An
immortal phallus ... how about that ... a dream come true some
might say. The serpent was also known as Kundalini ... the inner
female soul of man in serpent form ... coiled in his pelvis. Ye gads
woman ... stand back ... it's uncoiling.

Of all forms of literature ... I think I love mythology best. It
represents such utter truths ... wouldn't you agree? The ancient
Aegean world world--it is said--worshipped women and serpents. Men
weren't needed in religious ceremonies. What for ... if you think
about it. Methinks modern technology might be bringing us back to an
earlier
time.

There is a solemn superstitious belief that when it comes to the sex
lives of snakes ... the male fertilizes the female by putting his head
into her mouth and allowing her to eat him. But we educated
folks all know better than that ... don't we?

The lore of the serpent is endless. Is it true that Eve's first lover
was the father of Cain? I do not know ... nor do I pretend to know.
I report it as I read it and hope I offend no one.

But I do know this. I have this very unique gold and diamond and coral
bangle with a snake's head. Quite gorgeous and quite out of the
ordinary as snake jewelry goes. I urge you to take a look. I’m willing
to bet you've never seen anything like it.

For those of you who are new to this thing called
Tidbits...may I direct you to my home page at www.tyler-adam.com where
you will scroll down the left side menu till you get to the area that
says Tidbits Graphics ... and then click on the link that says: Snake
.... in order to view a diamond and gold and coral serpent bangle.

And there ya have it.
That's it for this week folks.
Catch you all next week.
Benjamin Mark

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