The Mystery of the Seven-Headed Serpent: A Forgotten Link Between Ancient Civilizations?
Across ancient temples, sacred manuscripts, and prehistoric carvings, the seven-headed serpent appears as a recurring motif in distant and seemingly unrelated cultures—from Russia to India to Mesoamerica.
These eerie, multi-headed serpents have long puzzled historians. Are they merely universal symbols, independently created by different civilizations? Or could they be evidence of a forgotten link—a hidden connection between ancient peoples through trade, migration, or lost knowledge?
Let’s explore the mythology, cultural significance, and possible explanations behind these enigmatic, seven-headed serpents.
🐍 The Seven-Headed Serpent Across the World
1. India: Shesha, the Eternal Cosmic Serpent
In Hindu mythology, Shesha (or Ananta) is a seven (or more)-headed serpent wh...