Kundalini/Entwined Serpent Iconography Across Regions

Egypt

Myth and Symbol in Ancient Egypt, Page 81

Myth and Symbol in Ancient Egypt, Page 112

Myth and Symbol in Ancient Egypt, Page 54

Myth and Symbol in Ancient Egypt, Page 53

Nepal

Ajit Mookerjee: Kundalini and the Inner Energy- Page 23

Tibet, Buddhism/ Tummo/ Caṇḍālī 

Lukhang Temple Mural depicting Dzogchen practice / Tummo/ at the Wellcome Collection

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"This detail from the Lukhang murals shows the three principal energy channels cultivated in Tibetan yoga. The syllable Ah at the figure’s heart centre signifies the state of primordial awareness"- Ian Baker in 'Moving towards Perfection Physical Culture in Dzogchen as Revealed in Tibet’s Lukhang Murals', Page 426.

Mesopotamia/Sumerian Seals/Babylon

Cylinder Seals by Henri Frankfort, Page 72

Ningishzida (Sumerian: 𒀭𒊩𒌆𒄑𒍣𒁕,nin-g̃iš-zid-da) is a Mesopotamian deity of vegetation and the underworld

Libation Vase of the God Ningishzida, Neo-Sumerian era, around 2120 BC

Seal Impressions (Gods and Myths on Sargonid Seals), Page 11