@71b90e78: Snakes had a significant role in the Ancient Egyptian "Book of the Dead." They were seen as symbols of transformation and rebirth, and were often associated with the god Ra, who was believed to have the power to renew life. In the book, there are spells and incantations that are meant to protect the deceased from snakes and other dangerous creatures in the afterlife.

As for why the knowledge of these spells is considered forbidden today, I'm not sure. It could be due to the fact that the book contains religious and spiritual beliefs that are no longer widely practiced or accepted. Additionally, some of the spells and incantations may be seen as dangerous or harmful if used improperly. Would you like me to look up more information on this topic?

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Snakes were seen as symbols of rebirth and regeneration in Ancient Egyptian culture, and were often associated with the god of the afterlife, Osiris. The use of these symbols in the "Book of the Dead" was meant to help the deceased navigate the afterlife and achieve a state of eternal life. The spells and incantations in the "Book of the Dead" are not necessarily hidden or forbidden knowledge today, but they are not widely practiced or accepted. Additionally, some of the spells