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I’ll admit, the caduceus looks way cooler #medicine #fyp #history
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@zazhennawi♥ 11262026-06-24
Greek mythology, Hermes is an Olympian deity known as the messenger of the gods. He is also the patron of travelers, merchants, thieves, and orators. he was responsible for safely guiding the dead down to the underworld. He was known for his mischievous nature and was worshipped by those who used cunning or thievery to survive.
@jenkeneus♥ 9052026-06-24
I would point you to the rod of Moses in the bible: it was taken to all the sick and all who looked at it were healed.
@davidzimand♥ 7232026-06-24
“Make for yourself a fiery serpent and place it upon a pole; anyone who is bitten and looks at it shall live.” (Numbers 21:8) Surely just a coincidence that predates all others
@constantinranis♥ 3532026-06-24
Hermes was not that bad 😂 carried the souls to the underworld, was a messenger, also protector of trading among others but he was also a trickster that's true
@christopher_epolt♥ 2122026-06-24
Hermes is also knowledge and communication. There are many different types of tools in this world, and they can be used for different purposes and intentions.
@yori_ich1♥ 2102026-06-25
God instructed Moses to forge a bronze snake, mount it on a pole, and lift it up. When bitten Israelites looked upon this snake on the staff, they were miraculously healed. Numbers 21:8-9.
@alexmarkovic♥ 692026-06-24
The symbol is much more. Two energys male and female meeting on top and what is then enlightenment in the pineal gland. Also Hermes is the messenger of the Gods. Hermes is also Thoth in Egyptian mythology. Google Hermetic Prinipals. 😉
@tasteebuddies1♥ 682026-06-25
I'm sorry, but since when is it okay to say one Greek god is better than another Greek god, when you are a child of the Most High God and know there is only 1 God?
@edmond92091♥ 582026-06-24
John 3: 14 And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of Man be lifted up, 15 that whoever believes in Him should [c]not perish but have eternal life. 16 For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. 17 For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved.
@stay_wiss_♥ 512026-06-24
One snake was enough to get Eve to Sin 🐍
@adonishametica♥ 272026-06-25
Asclepius was actually not a Greek god. He was African god whose name was Imhotep that the Greeks called Asclepius.
When the Greeks invaded the North African country of Kemet, they imposed their language onto the land.
They changed the name of Kemet to Egypt. Egypt is a Greek word but it’s not located in Greece.
Pyramid is a Greek name but the pyramid is in Africa. That’s what happens with colonization.
Imhotep was know as the god father of medicine. The Greeks called him Asclepius as part of the colonizer process of writing his language over the land.
He was however a multi genius as he was also known for advancements in agriculture and mathematics.
@insta560♥ 262026-06-25
We also don’t trust 1 snake. 🐍 Healthcare is a business and people are just a number in their eyes. Today’s doctors (many of them) are here to make money. Not helping others.
@paul.chek♥ 192026-06-24
It’s not that simple though I understand your honest concerns 🙏🏽 You are relating to a symbol as a “sign” and that’s what killed the spirit of the Church ⛪️ A symbol has many meanings but it’s true function is the offer of transcendence; a symbol is a gateway to transcendent experiences that cannot be experienced by the ego or programmed mind. Associating a symbol with a group of criminals is like saying because people do bad things you should never trust anyone that draws a heart ❤️ 🤔
@an50n_paa1an1♥ 162026-06-25
Don’t trust a Navy Hospital Corpsman 🤣😆😂
@maytham_asaad♥ 32026-06-24
It is actually originated from Mesopotamian mythology in Iraq, the caduceus and Asclepius both are historical and archaeological originated from snake of Ningishzida .
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Greek mythology, Hermes is an Olympian deity known as the messenger of the gods. He is also the patron of travelers, merchants, thieves, and orators. he was responsible for safely guiding the dead down to the underworld. He was known for his mischievous nature and was worshipped by those who used cunning or thievery to survive.
I would point you to the rod of Moses in the bible: it was taken to all the sick and all who looked at it were healed.
“Make for yourself a fiery serpent and place it upon a pole; anyone who is bitten and looks at it shall live.” (Numbers 21:8) Surely just a coincidence that predates all others
Hermes was not that bad 😂 carried the souls to the underworld, was a messenger, also protector of trading among others but he was also a trickster that's true
Hermes is also knowledge and communication. There are many different types of tools in this world, and they can be used for different purposes and intentions.
God instructed Moses to forge a bronze snake, mount it on a pole, and lift it up. When bitten Israelites looked upon this snake on the staff, they were miraculously healed. Numbers 21:8-9.
The symbol is much more. Two energys male and female meeting on top and what is then enlightenment in the pineal gland. Also Hermes is the messenger of the Gods. Hermes is also Thoth in Egyptian mythology. Google Hermetic Prinipals. 😉
I'm sorry, but since when is it okay to say one Greek god is better than another Greek god, when you are a child of the Most High God and know there is only 1 God?
John 3: 14 And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of Man be lifted up, 15 that whoever believes in Him should [c]not perish but have eternal life. 16 For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. 17 For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved.
One snake was enough to get Eve to Sin 🐍
Asclepius was actually not a Greek god. He was African god whose name was Imhotep that the Greeks called Asclepius.
When the Greeks invaded the North African country of Kemet, they imposed their language onto the land.
They changed the name of Kemet to Egypt. Egypt is a Greek word but it’s not located in Greece.
Pyramid is a Greek name but the pyramid is in Africa. That’s what happens with colonization.
Imhotep was know as the god father of medicine. The Greeks called him Asclepius as part of the colonizer process of writing his language over the land.
He was however a multi genius as he was also known for advancements in agriculture and mathematics.
We also don’t trust 1 snake. 🐍
Healthcare is a business and people are just a number in their eyes. Today’s doctors (many of them) are here to make money. Not helping others.
It’s not that simple though I understand your honest concerns 🙏🏽 You are relating to a symbol as a “sign” and that’s what killed the spirit of the Church ⛪️ A symbol has many meanings but it’s true function is the offer of transcendence; a symbol is a gateway to transcendent experiences that cannot be experienced by the ego or programmed mind. Associating a symbol with a group of criminals is like saying because people do bad things you should never trust anyone that draws a heart ❤️ 🤔
Don’t trust a Navy Hospital Corpsman 🤣😆😂
It is actually originated from Mesopotamian mythology in Iraq, the caduceus and Asclepius both are historical and archaeological originated from snake of Ningishzida .