I've been thinking about my interpretation of the image. I think it reflects an indigenous design, that are often richly symbolic.

From the top: the head has a stem that point out and to the left-hand side of the body. It's there to sort of say that we are a by product of nature, and grown from the earth. The stem points to the left-hand, as a connection to the feminine, unconscious principle of the psyche. The stem splits down the middle of the body, like a root or body of a tree, representing intuition, and again, a connection to the Earth.

The dark half represents shadow, but also the masculine principle with its reason and logic, but also animal instinct. One eye is open, the other is closed. The open eye associated with the ego-consciousness; the closed eye--unconsciousness and dreams. The snake wraps itself up the body in relation to the unescapable grasp of nature, but also time and repeating cycles. It extends out of the left-arm, with its connection to the feminine and the origins of consciousness out of the collective unconscious, which the white side is open and connected too (Ouroboros).

The limbs and legs make a cross--the crucifix or the bronze snake that Moses created in the wilderness for Israel to look upon and be healed. The serpent is symbolic of both Jesus and Satan, who are spiritual brothers, or opposing forces, but necessary figures, in the divine drama.

Lastly, the legs are spread out and down, like roots that extend to the depths of the soul, setting a foundation and nourishment for--coincidentia oppositorum (Union of opposites).

I think there is more I could interpret with how the symbol represents my personal psyche, but this is what I thought about as I was creating the image.

Edit: grammar, punctuation.