Hair

Hair in the form of snakes leads us to the fact that its functionality has something from snakes that crawl on the ground and live in earthly labyrinths (in fairy tales, such a labyrinth is a forest, somewhere on the lawn of which you can find a house on chicken legs and its mistress, which, if everything ends well for the hero, will give him a ball, the thread of Ariadne, and in the middle of the labyrinth you can meet a minotaur, from whose possessions the thread will help.) Snakes instead of hair emphasize the unconscious humility that refers to our lower or animal origin. Not the same one that appears in the appearance of the minotaur, the upper part of which has an animal likeness, unlike the lower part, which is human. The devil and the devil are always depicted with hairy vegetation (especially the lower limbs) In Hinduism, hair is associated with the threads of fate and has the same meaning, so that from all of the above, under the symbol of hair, you can see a direct connection with the afterlife, animal beginnings and ancestors. It is interesting to delve deeper into the question of why football players and warriors let their hair down and do not shave their faces until a certain stage in which they want to win is passed. But why did people with a high status previously add combing their hair to the duties of maids.