What did he represent really?
Discussion
Read the ToZ site, as this explains it. This page in particular:
THE SERPENT: The most sacred symbol in Zevism. The serpent represents the kundalini forceExternal ↗ at the base of the spine. When the serpent is activated through power meditation and specific exercises, it ascends through the seven chakras, bringing intense awareness, enlightenment, psychic powers and abilities, and all-knowing. The Zevios Metathronos, seen in many ancient carvings and paintings in Egypt, symbolizes the resulting expanded consciousness of raising the serpent. This is the TRUE foundation of Zevism- raising the serpent. Those who are successful in raising the serpentine energy are on a much higher spiritual level and can no longer be deceived by Christianity and its related programs.