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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Jan 2003.
Caduceus or Kundalini Ascii picture

Caduceus or Kundalini Ascii picture

From Vlad <sat...@skynet.be> · alt.ascii-art · 2 Jan 2003 02:41 · View full thread · report
hi peeps

I'm looking for a good ascii drawing depicting the kundalini phenomenom...
but actually the caduceus would be neat too
for those who don't know what it is: the caduceus is also called 'the staff
of hermes'... you can find loads of pics of it when you do a search on
google pictures on 'caduceus'... (btw, the correct real one has only three
coils around the staff, not 12 or so like many pics show)

If anyone can help me out or draw one for me, that would be like heh cool !

enjoy

Vlad

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