Patterns That Hold the World (Part 6)

In “Patterns That Hold the World (Part VI) – The Vulture and the Serpent,” we journey from the golden mask of Tutankhamun to the ancient stones of Göbekli Tepe, tracing the enduring symbols of the vulture and the serpent. We explore their presence in Egyptian kingship, their echoes in far older cultures, and their possible link to beings remembered as Greys and Reptilians. The vulture — impartial guardian of the soul’s passage — and the serpent — swift protector of power — come together as twin emblems of control, guidance, and cosmic memory. This episode unravels their layered meanings, bridging myth, archaeology, and the deeper patterns that shape human history.