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The Serpent Master: The Ascension Portal
A gateway between worlds. A staircase toward the origin.
There are representations that seem to narrate a journey: the transition from the spiritual world into matter and the path back to the source.
This piece features a rhomboid-shaped geometric composition, whose two sides reveal elements that, when observed together, construct a story of ascension, knowledge, and dimensional opening.
On one side, we find a central geometric structure formed by multiple lines and polygons that converge toward a single axis. In the upper part, a blue sphere stands out, accompanied by a small sphere of a light tone, while two lateral circular figures evoke lunar representations. At the top edge, geometric engravings complete the composition.
Upon observing the reverse, we find the depiction of an anthropomorphic being in profile, with long hair formed by parallel lines and a body that displays serpentine characteristics. Around it, elements reminiscent of a stepped structure and a spiral figure can be distinguished.
The revelation: the portal and the stairs
In Irving Carranco's channeling, this piece represents a portal whose opening is related to the alignment between God and the world.
The narrative begins in the spiritual world, from which a drop of water emerges: a drop of consciousness that subsequently manifests as a sphere.
This drop represents love and consciousness, and functions as a transitional element between different planes of existence. According to the channeling, when the right event occurs and divine alignment is produced, the portal opens and information can descend through the spheres linked to the water element.
It is not merely about passing through a door, but about establishing a bond that allows for transit between the spiritual world and the material world.
The Serpent Master
On the other side appears one of the protagonists of this narrative: a snake-human being whom Irving identifies as a Naga, belonging to the serpent race.
According to his interpretation, this being learned how to return to the source. The depiction symbolically shows his ability to escape, ascend, and recover the path toward divine consciousness.
The stairs acquire a fundamental meaning here. Irving relates them to pyramidal structures and the ascent of consciousness: each step represents a movement toward God, a journey back to the origin.
This being was given the codes necessary to open the portals and find the way back to the source.
The ascension codes
The channeling gathers several elements within the same sequence:
- The water drop: consciousness, love, and transition.
- The sphere: manifestation of information coming from the spiritual world.
- The two moons: circular elements that are part of the portal's composition.
- The portal: an opening conditioned by the alignment between God and the world.
- The stairs: ascension toward divine consciousness.
- The Naga: serpent master who learned how to return to the source.
A piece of knowledge and return
The message of this piece revolves around one idea: the origin does not only represent a starting point; it can also become a destination.
The portal allows transit; the water establishes the bond; the stairs represent the ascent and the Naga embodies the knowledge of the return.
Within the ARCANUM narrative, this piece represents the connection path between the spiritual and material planes, and the possibility of recovering the bond with the source.
Not all doors lead to the unknown. Some, according to this narrative, lead back to the origin.
Data sheet
- Code: Ix3
- Name: The Serpent Master: The Ascension Portal.
- Configuration: Two engraved sides.
- Shape: Rhomboidal.
- Geometric side: Polygonal composition, blue sphere, light sphere, and circular elements.
- Figurative side: Anthropomorphic being with serpentine characteristics, parallel lines, and spiral element.
- Symbolic elements: Portal, water, drop, moons, stairs, and Naga.
- Visual condition: Presents spots, marks, and signs of surface wear.
Interpretation based on the channeling of Irving Carranco. The spiritual meanings and references to Naga beings correspond to the interpretive framework of the channeling.