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THE CADUCEUS SYMBOL

Once upon a time, Mercury (Hermes) the messenger of the gods, got a stick from Apollo. When it came in Arcadia, he found two snakes that were devouring each other, then it threw the stick between them and them were reconciliated. From this legend comes the symbol of the Caduceus, represented by a stick with two open wings and two winding snakes looking each other.

The Caduceus is a symbol to which manifold values were attributed, from fecondity-fertility to medicine (also to day, sometimes it is used to indicate some pharmaceutical activity).
In origin the Caduceus was intende to protect the heralds from the dangers during their trip in foreign territories, in the time it became a generic sign of peace.

Looking the two heads of the Caduceus we can see the conscious and unconscious mind that, although standing one in front of the other, so far did not get the opportunity to have a nice chat. In fact the rational mind (or official medicine), did not listen to what the instinctive mind wishes to say; usually it just told her to be quiet and shut up!.

It is well-known that there are in the human being manifold possibilities; some of these, when opportunely cultivated, allows to investigate the health condition (body and mind) of a person, with more accuracy than the actual medical devices Our work is directed to make the two minds of the Caduceus (rational and instinctive one) talk to each other, being sure that from this dialog will come the information necessary to help those which have sickness that are called "incurable".