Shocking Truth: The Power of NAGAS Revealed by Rajarshi Nandy

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  @letslearn8903 · 2 years ago

  Long back when I was 5 or 6 years old, I killed a snake while &nbsp;it was resting in our pond after eating fish. I killed it because I thought it is eating what is ours. A lady begger of grandmother&apos;s age was passing by she saw me killing the snake and asked &quot;why you killed the snake? I replied: everyday it eats our fish.<br>She asked me &quot;What if someone hits you when you are eating?<br><br>This question went deep in my heart and I took a vow that I will always avoid killing.<br><br>After long long days, I found a snake caught in a fishing net surrounded by some kids waiting for its life to end. I decided to save it. I had to take some risk as I had to hold it with my hand, but all my fear was taken away by the Mother Almighty... I rekeased it in water and I still remember the way it looked back to me for few seconds..... What I understood that day is Love has unimaginable power

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• KA

  @KA-or8mv · 2 years ago (edited)

  I live in a compound with 7 houses. Almost 10 years ago when I began my spiritual journey and sadhana, tree snakes started appearing around the trees of our compound, sometimes in the drainage system. One day after my practice, I heard one of the house helps from the other homes screaming my name. I live by myself, my house is the first home when you first enter the compound followed by two homes next to mine, and the other four are adjacent to the first three homes which include mine. There is a common area that is used for parking, get togethers, etc which is surrounded by trees. When I rushed outside I heard her yelling &quot;snake,snake&quot; in my language and everyone that was outside at the time ran into their homes. I went back into my house, grabbed a cloth bag that I used to carry my groceries in when I went shopping and went where the snake was seen. Let me add I am the only practicing Hindu in my compound and even in the area I live in. Its mostly Christians/Catholics/7th day adventists etc so when they see snakes, they kill. I immediately went for the snake but calmly, I threw my bag over it&apos;s head and grabbed the bag and put the snake into the shopping bag. I went got the keys to the gate while still holding the bag and took the snake &nbsp;into the heavily wooded area behind the compound where there is a river and I released the snake. I was very nervous but I wasn&apos;t scared at all. And when I dropped the snake on the ground. It stopped and looked at me before slithering into the grass and I will never forget that moment. I felt like we actually looked at each other and there was a moment where I felt something but don&apos;t know how to describe it. Not being born in India or into a Hidnu practicing family, I had little to no knowledge of Hidnuism, the practices etc except what I would pick up from visiting the temple and what intuitively came to me. I knew Hindu&apos;s revered snakes and love cows. All nature actually. But I never knew the deep spiritual significance until I started having dreams of snakes visiting me in my dreams that still happens today. As a matter of fact I dreamt about a snake that was riding a stray dog in my dream and we were playing together on this dream two nights ago. I&apos;m still fascinated about nagas and hope this channel posts more about it because I&apos;m curious to learn more. P.S. when there are visitors and they ask who I am, I am described as the fellow that feeds birds, stray dogs and &nbsp;isn&apos;t afraid of holding snakes and setting them free. 😂😂😂

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• AN

  @Ana_826 · 2 years ago

  not only snakes but don’t harm any living being! I accidentally stepped on a bug today, I felt so sorry and asked for its forgiveness❤ I know it sounds funny and silly even, but I try to lead a life that causes the least amount of harm to any living being!

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• PU

  @purpletrickster913 · 2 years ago

  In Kerala, we have a ritual called &quot; Thullal&quot; where we evoke the sperpent gods and they will gove us advice or solutions.

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• AG

  @agyanibaba1144 · 20 hours ago

  Modern Egypt was Naaglok... look their sculptures... everyone has a serpent shape at their heads.

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• MA

  @MariaChavez-k4t · 3 months ago

  The power of Nagas is they don&apos;t give a f about nobody other then (themselves)....

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• PR

  @praveenb940 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;m from Nair community from Kerala.. which even now we worship the Nagadeity installed in our home by our ancestors..oftenly we invoke them and ask solution...once invoked in human it has to subsede from them..by proper mantras... otherwise that human being health will be deteriated ....

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• RA

  @ramv7314 · 1 day ago

  In Kerala..lot of old ancesttal homes have sarpa puja...dedicated place in the compound for it..

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• TH

  @Theguruslight · 1 year ago

  Guru Nanak Dev Ji was sheltered by a Cobra Snake while he was resting.

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• DE

  @devdattasalvi4807 · 2 years ago

  Only bravest people talk about nagas

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• DI

  @dipashrighosh3845 · 2 years ago

  Rajarshi Sir&apos;s &apos;ইয়ে&apos; is so very quintessential Bong ❤

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• PR

  @prakashrajagopalan9160 · 2 years ago

  I know a snake which goes lays on lingham in Siva temple &nbsp;when ppl are not around . There was a hole through which it used to come and during renovation work when they closed the hole the person who closed had some vision and next day he clear the path.

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