Feathered serpent gods tend to symbolize life, creation, and balance, merging earth and sky. Unlike fierce serpent deities, they represent enlightenment, fertility, and nurturing. Their bird-like traits emphasize spiritual growth, while other snakes often signify destruction. Serpent deities embody duality, reflecting wisdom and protection as well as disorder, symbolizing the balance between beneficial and harmful forces, demonstrating that the same cultural symbolism can convey vastly different meanings depending on context and interpretation.

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