This is another example of how we refuse to see what's right in front of us, even a part of us, until we're ready. I have this brown blochy birthmark on my let arm of about 3.5x2.5 cm (1.5"x3/4") It looks like an S with a front tail, on top of it are 2 perfect pyramids.

After all of these years, yesterday I couldn't shake the feeling of wanting to know the reason behind it.

So I got into what stingray calls the vortex, and have been shown the following. I was one of several men on a hilltop. We're all dressed in white and we're getting a young man in the middle ready (don't know for what.) The birthmark on my arm was revealed to be a golden snake with a golden crown on its head on a red background. This was attached onto a white tent I can only associate with tournaments.

The thing about this is that up to that point I considered anyone who ever used a snake as their symbol was obviously indicating their intent on treachery and have naturally kept away from them; though I have love and compassion for the animal itself. I felt neutral once I realized it was a snake, followed by me not being surprised. (All these years I refused to see it for what it obviously is because it didn't sit well with my belief system.)

My question is: Is there a difference in meaning with symbols being on the left as opposed to the right arm? Who uses a golden crowned snake on a red background as their symbol? What does the symbol mean? I have to also add that one of my daughters has a reddish anchor (same size as mine) on her left arm. What does the anchor mean and who uses it?

Would appreciate any input, thank you, namaste