NAGAS - Powerful Reptilian Beings or Mysterious Creatures? Rajarshi Nandy Explains

[@SharpTalks]

That Temple Is Near My Home Town In Kerala Its In Alleppey District, There is an Old Woman who is considered as the "Amma" (Mother) of those snakes she in every year on a particular day does a ritual where she holds that Naga Deity Statue and walks around the temple and Small Serpants (Sarpa) will follow her without causing any harm. Nagas power is beyond our imagination, If you goes to that temple and one other temple called "Vettikkott Nagaraja Temple" (which is also not much far from Mannarassala temple) you can feel such a different vibe

[@Kem____paalty16]

I think we humans are evolution in a nature that we can only see certain things only certain beings can see other entity. I feel snakes, dogs, cats can feel presence of other entity which we cannot see.

[@sunealraj]

Been there felt good vibe

[@kartikanandan]

Mannarsala Temple

[@FilesdocumentsAndreposit-kr3vb]

Is the Amma a human or a Naga?

[@parveshprashar2537]

You are lucky to be closer to it brother 😊

[@trusfratedkookie1997]

2:45 , I'm a sikh..and i remember a story about our first guru, guru nanak dev ji , where he was sleeping without a shelter under the sun, so to provide him shadow..a snake came in and covered guru nanak dev ji's head. I never really thought about this..like how snakes are always seen in almost every religion.

[@trusfratedkookie1997]

Snake was a( cobra specifically )

[@Flowers-11s]

This story is similar to Rana sanga

[@binaynayak1510]

not every religion but Indic religion ❤.

[@okaybossiamonyoutubeakkskd]

@@binaynayak1510 exactly, a snake won't come to you if you doing ratta mar of one-book religions. Sanatan(shikh, buddisht, jains all are included) is a Dharma not a religion.

[@reetimuktadash1205]

Cobras recognize evolved beings ( who has kundalini raised) and protect them, Nagas protected Lord Krishna as well as Gautam Budhha from rain.

[@Farid-Abbasi]

I'm from Pakistan. There is an historical city called Taxila here. When I went to visit it I saw on the board which was about the history of the city, that the name Taxila came from ' Taka Shala ' or something like that. Which means ' hills of snakes '. There was written myths and folklore which were famous in that area. Stating that once In Taxila lived tribes of snakes who were like humonoide reptilian beings. There were battles there between the humans and reptilian beings. There is a museum as well and in it I saw at least one artefact depicting serpent which was discovered there. I was quite intrigued by that discovery but now after listening to you and also Sadhgru it makes sense. Thanks for adding to my information. Great show.

[@sunnykapoor141]

Yeah it's sad that pakistan is not a part of india now But yeah you pakistani need to protect taxasila and harappa civilization Studies says that harappa civilization is older than Egyptian culture If in future our next generation make it possible to reunite the Indian subcontinent We can reconnect with our brothers and sisters irrespective of their religions After all we have the same DNA

[@maheshkhurana2227]

It's great to see a muslim considering this as knowledge

[@user-jj5mz3ih7k]

It is unfortunate and painful that many important historical and spiritual places of India are now in Pakistan, Bangladesh & Afghanistan, and the governments there mostly don't protect it but destroy it. This is where the need to protect Kashmir, another holy & historic place, arises for India.

[@madanprakash7445]

Taxsila is actually TAKSHA SHILA the place of Serpent king TAKSHAK, gradually it became Taxshila

[@Lakshyam9]

​@@madanprakash7445 Wow. And it was also a great centre for learning

[@s.r301]

The master is back. It is an absolute pleasure to listen to Shri Rajarshi Nandi. ❤

[@shreyasarkar8945]

Ig Zlplt

[@swima8409]

How can i contact him.

[@llj500]

Being from jammu, we have been worshipping nagas for ages. Our kuldevta, kaliveerji is considered to be an avatar of sheshnag and bhaderwah which is also known as bhaderkashi is said to be the home of vasuki ji.

[@llj500]

@@DineshDinesh-nh9wk ofcourse i do

[@arushisharma4742]

Omg I am from Jammu too and our kuldevta are nagas too Although I have kal sarp yoga too😅

[@llj500]

@@arushisharma4742 I have it too.

[@sakshis.8511]

I have read that Nagas were the original inhabitants of kashmir region it's mentioned in Rajtarangini and Nilmata Purana

[@paulomi9351]

​@@sakshis.8511yes there is nagvansh from ancient times. There are vidhyadhar clans too 😊

[@lifeisbeautiful_1133]

In my childhood I was lying on my bed and I felt a multiple hood snake covering my head while I was sleeping 'after many years later i came on the path of Yoga n had an amazing experience 😊😊❤❤

[@Kem____paalty16]

I must say you were blessed my naga in rem sleep. I tok have felt it. Naturally we forget our dreams but when nagas appeared in my sleeps I ft them I gave remembered those dreams forever. Certain things can't be explained until you have experienced it.

[@anjusingh-qr3jw]

I also got many meetings with snakes since my childhood in real and in dreams as well.i alway feels protected. Now after spending 43 years of my life ,i becomes able to realise that I am self is a reptilian and all my friends or family members from that realm used to visit me.I also got answers of all my questions that why my all skin is very very shiny like them.

[@khrishnakumarigossai6559]

My grandmother told us never to kill snakes. She explained that they have a life too. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jk99919]

Yes.. we Hindus do not harm snakes also... but unfortunately.. we are being troubled by other religious people...

[@Kem____paalty16]

I had vision in my dreams to rescue snakes. I with my friend still doing it. Snakes are eternal part of our ecosystem. Leave the religious angle but scientific aspect also treats snakes as most important beings. 🐍🐍🐍

[@Hawk34789]

@@jk99919 fun fact for you, our religion of hate made BR Ambedkar someone who had the clarity to write our constitution, left the religion due to this hate propagated towards other people from same religion 😅

[@dangerousblogger5346]

​@@Kem____paalty166 Fun fact br Ambedkar didn't write the constitution, and he has no knowledge on what is caste system, though I am sc but still I think BR Ambedkar is not totally so social reformer

[@jk99919]

@@dangerousblogger5346 u r right.. he could not understand the essence of Sanatana Dharma... A few Hindus might be wrong but the Dharma is always right and kind

[@KanikaSharmaOfficial]

This is so true ! My grandmother used to kill snakes in and it is said that if you kill snakes your blood line will not continue. She had 5 kids including my father . 3 daughters and 2 sons 2 buas and my uncle never had children. One bua had 2 daughters My father had only me and it was not an easy pregnancy for my mom . They had to donate snake made out of gold in a temple . So basically 5 kids had only 3 kids in total and all 3 girls . ( it doesn’t matter to us but you know how older generation thinks that only a boy can take a family’s bloodline forward )

[@saharnouri8110]

But that’s not true. 3 daughters can build a nation. It’s very old and not scientific view to think daughters can’t give the bloodline to the next generation. Jews for example say that in order for you to be a Jews your mother must be a Jew. 50% of your DNA is your mothers DNA. So it can’t be true that killing the snakes will kill your blood line.

[@manxuranamagar4852]

We also worship Nag devta in Nepal in nagpanchami 😊.. And whenever my grandfather used to do Puja... All day snakes used to come at place where he used to worship 😊

[@radhapandey3938]

Sachi kasto saap kun thau?

[@prakharb4351]

In pashupatinath temple premises there is a dedicated temple for Vasuki..

[@VijayKumar-eh4rf]

I saw a baby cobra in our compound and we were trying to drive it out of our compound by hitting the wall/ground and making noises. a security person from opposite building (who was from rural area) came and hit the baby snake with a cricket bat on it's head (actually snake was going out slowly) . He took it and burned it. You won't believe, he lost movement of his hands and legs two days from the day of the incident and within 10 days he died.

[@aakanksham3939]

😱

[@jaddek.astrie3071]

Well deserved no one should do any harm to any animals.

[@swastman2]

We should not kill snakes specially venomous snakes.

[@Snekfan88]

That baby cobra was something especial... oh God

[@j_jadaka]

​@@nadeematif1993justice well served by the God (Allah, Isha, Guru or Ram)

[@Kem____paalty16]

I visited kailasha temple in sambhaji nagar its an ancient architecture site. Thier are certain caves blocked by asi. I asked the local guide why they being blocked?? He said they might have discovered underground caverns and living spaces beneath those small openings. A normal human cannot fit through those spaces. I wonder human civilization went through a cataclysmic event with reduced thier height and then we grew up up again.if you visit kailasha temple in sambhaji nagar visit with open mind. With no preconceptions. At all. It's a mysterious place.

[@akshitaditya3956]

Damnnn

[@akhileshanand4576]

Jass Preet Kaur

[@hellofitness7862]

I am from sambhaji nagar..

[@desicat3563]

I read that a white archeologist wanted to do research. He had gone quite deep in some of the chambers. He had scary experience. He saw beings , same as humans but in very different robes, conversing in strange language, they walked through the walls. After this incident, the access to those chambers were closed. So something is up there. Need not agitate them and disturb our world on the surface of the earth

[@janhavigaikwad2869]

​@@desicat3563is that really true

[@SupremeGrace-xx4ys]

I also have seen very bad effects of harming snakes to my whole previous generation including everyone and I am in search of remediating it, each and everything is true words

[@ankanghosh5272]

Nagas are always my fasination. They are found in almost every old civilization ( even in christianity) . We Worship Ma Manasa as a supreme deity and Queen of Naga world.

[@Kem____paalty16]

Dude in Christians snakes are considered as work of Satan. But I personally Don find true. Snakes are the most benevolent creatures on this earth, they only harm when in threat. I say this as I have literally worked in snakes rescue team.

[@naveensurapaneni4300]

Yes Ranveer ji had the same situation back in 1993 when I was 19 back in my village watched a snake catcher/charmer catches a gray cobra and then skins it alive among a group ! A month later his adult son died from a cobra bite! 25 years later I started to feel the fear that poor cobra snake has through and pray to Devi Manasa for forgiveness as I watched and did nothing about it That guilt is still there now after 30 years 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@libra.42]

I am Sheshvanshi from Shinde clan of Maratha community. We are the only Maratha clan who are sheshvanshi. We used to worship snakes and honour them every year on nagpanchmi.

[@shreyaputhran7646]

As child I was very fascinated as well as afraid of snakes, I was so fascinated that I had a small encyclopaedia which had description and image of each and every snake, after a few years again I saw myself getting drawn to reading and understanding about snakes and it keeps on happening, I also watch videos of people who keep snakes as pets on KZbin though I am personally very afraid to go near one myself😂

[@MOONMAZUMDAR]

You might be an earth angel

[@akshaybengaluru1212]

There's difference between Nagas and Sarpas. Adi shesha or Ananta is supreme naga who dwells in sky and other lokas. Vasuki is supreme sarpa who dwells on earth.

[@mohan1651]

No, thats not true, both are nagas only and Vasuki is the king if nagas and he dwels in Shiv lok not on earth.

[@akshaybengaluru1212]

@@mohan1651 Sarpas and nagas are words used synonymously. With reference to Bhagavad Gita 10.28 where bhagwan Shri Krishna says sarpanam asmi vasuki and in BG 10.29 Ananta asmi naganaam. So both are different. Nagas can appear in different forms but Sarpas do not have such power.

[@rajkumarlalithaashram6155]

Correct

[@FilesdocumentsAndreposit-kr3vb]

Vasuki and ananta are both born to same parents. So they are brothers. Nagas are sarpas but not all sarpas are naagas.

[@llj500]

Vasuki dwells in bhaderwah or bhaderkashi in jammu.

[@priyankareddychildhealth]

I learnt a lot from This podcast rather than I would have ever acclimatised if I on my own would had searched for such content , Indian youth doing such deeply impactful conversation is awesome ….. And rajarshi sir’s , practical knowledge is unsurpassed .., if not for this podcast I would had never got to experience such deep spiritual knowledge inspite of my constant longing to explore as much as spirituality by being materialistic ….

[@nalinidharanipragada1997]

Yes. Rajshri's knowledge in the tantric and spiritual fields is par excellence

[@girishfrom88]

When I was a boy probably a teenager. I used to dream about wolves. And wolves are vahana of Maa Kaalratri / Kali. I ignored it and never spoke about it. Last year in my work I met a person who told me to start worship Maa Kali. Does the dream mean that it was a calling I had for her worship and my ignorance caused delay in my spiritualization.

[@RJGURRI]

Absolutely I feel.. God sends us signs for our own ascension When you start believing in the magic of the universe the universe starts showing its magic

[@ashwinidombale7158]

True that. It was big sign but start now don't get disappointed of the wasted time coz it might be 10 or 15yrs for you but for other Lokas it's a miniscule amount of time.

[@arjyachatterjee6874]

If I am not wrong, aren't vahanas of Ma Kali jackals ?

[@ai66631]

​@@arjyachatterjee6874correct not vahanas! Messangers

[@manashgogoi7241]

Regarding the nagmani, I can cleary remember one day a baba came to our house and said that in our place there is an old snake which has nagmani, if given permission they would take the snake with them. Interestingly a huge black colour snake often roams around our house for many years, I can clearly sense that out of all our neighbors house they came to our home. But we didn't let them take the snake. Don't know why but it just make its presence felt whenever it's around us and we look around and saw the snake.

[@ankursingh4474]

A near one of mine has that jewel. But instead of going up, his life has come down exactly with the same pace which this gentleman just told.

[@durga_the_slayer_of_demons1276]

😂

[@conscioushuman54]

Maybe it's not an authentic one

[@mohit8866]

Might relate the "protecting wealth " Part to Padmanabhi temples vault... Which is called to be protected by Serpentants...

[@shobham2941]

Kaadru is the wife of Rishi Kashyap who is mother to all snakes and Vinaata is the mother of Arun and Garuda.

[@piyushjaiswal9283]

Nagas yakahsas , vidyadhara all have responsibility to guard many areas of earth. When you even see the regions, they cast a spell and it just creates illusions in you.

[@SanjaySingh-oc1vx]

Saw a snake with hair on its head in presence of maybe 50 people. It had got into neighbour's house. However it re treaded back into jungle as no body was willing to hurt him. This was Aug 1984. Just before that on holi full moon night my family was witness to this shining star like object which appeared differently located the next night. My father never believed such things being an army man. He threw o stone in that direction which fell with rustle close by. And withing 5 secs the shining object was gone. We still believe we saw a Mani and the snake we later saw was its owner.

[@keerthanking9447]

In karnataka's coastal area(Tulunad) people worship nagas(i belongs to tulunadu)nd every village there is called naga bana it is belongs to nagas nd every panchami we do pooja of nagas nd in every year there is a special day called by 'Naga Panchami' nd this year August 21 2023 is Naga Panchami

[@vijayashashidhar]

Not only in coastal Karnataka. Naga Panchami is celebrated all over the state. I am from mysuru.

[@MRHindhustanop]

@@vijayashashidhar do mysuru have nagabrahma/naga darshna ?

[@sourajitchakraborty9288]

Rajarshi Nandi is the reason why I hook on to this podcast🙌

[@Kem____paalty16]

Sometime when we see snakes in our dreams is also related to those naga shape-shifting beings. They live in patal loka. I have seen many snakes in my dreams. They are scary as well as benevolent. You can only realise when you experience. I have seen venomous snakes as well as non venomous snakes in my dreams. Such dreams only happens only when you get rem sleeps. One can experience rem sleeps are actually very deep sleeps.

[@motivationalquotesbydj]

It is Astral Traveling (Lucid Dreaming). Meditate and work more on your abilities, you will learn things beyond this world.

[@Kem____paalty16]

@@motivationalquotesbydj yes I try but I don't know why that's becoming so difficult these days. I will find new way again. But as per new experience I dont find those entity as a threat. But will be carefully thanks for Insight

[@dralibhapanda4277]

In Shree Jaganath temple odisha it is believed that Naga Deva are guarding wealth of lord Jagannath so no one can open that door🙏

[@kinipradeep]

Rishi kashyapa had many wives. Kudru was the mother of snakes and vainute was the mother of garudas. Diti and aditi were the mothers of daityas and the devas I believe

[@bhnuc]

Naga worship is prevalent in my state Uttarakhand too. There are many Naga temples in entire hilly region of Uttarakhand. We even have towns named after Nagas eg. Berinaga.

[@jk99919]

though sir had mentioned, south India... Naga devathas are worshipped by all Hindus. We Telugu people especially in Andhra Pradesh woship nagas as Subrahmanya swami. In Telangana Nagas are worshipped as female diety. Naga Devatha

[@vibhorjain6570]

His explanations are flawless..he is a very learned guy..❤

[@whocares4464]

Man India is so interesting with so many gods and deities it's staggering

[@whocares4464]

Seems they have at least one million to three million of them

[@libra.42]

God is only one for us, comes to us in different forms. Deities are beings that hold capacity given by God.

[@radhikapasricha1949]

​@@libra.42exactly

[@sanketdeshmukh7490]

​@whocares4464 there are many beings who are higher or lower than humans, they are more powerful than us. Those who are more righteous ( Devas, Gandharwas, Yakshas etc)are higher and less righteous (Rakshas, Asuras) are lower than us, but still so much powerful.

[@supernerd8527]

Technically Its not about god's. It's about energies and manifested entities. A living being can reach the higher levels by realising the energies.

[@dassrij]

I had visited the Kukke Subhramanya temple related to my Kalsarpa Dosha. I can completely relate to whatever he said. Suffering will be a part for those who have this dosha present in their birth charts.

[@ranjithv133]

You are nailing it macha ranveer. Looking for more such historical beings

[@curious1224]

In Nagaland, there are intriguing stories where individuals are spiritually connected to snakes, to the extent that if the snake perishes, so does the person. Similarly, there are tales of people transforming into tigers. Nagas trace their origins to the ocean, reflected in their adornments adorned with seashells. Tribes like Angami, Sumi, AO, Pochuri, and Chakhasang, konyak etc hold beliefs in a precious gem atop a snake's head, said to grant luck to those fortunate enough to discover it, enabling them to seek anything they desire.

[@dannalondon903]

Also in Mezo America.

[@jaddek.astrie3071]

Yes snake is the kundalini representation. I have seen my kundalini arisen and it’s amazing since then I lose fear of snakes and I truly love them and respect them I understand their nature now.❤

[@RamuKaka293]

Who is your guru?

[@xepheru3067]

I had a similar experience except I could feel and see as if I was the serpent rising up inside the body and looking out at the world like a newborn. I could see one of the other initiates awaken and look at me from his center. We built upon each others spiritual power. My quaseka/guru is Fakir Mussafar.

[@shubhamnamdeo2871]

Hey Ranveer, thanks for another great short. Please if possible, then please make Rajarshi Nandi ji come here once every week, or a month at least please! 😅❤

[@calmnarrative]

How can someone burn anyone alive... It doesn't matter it is a snake or not. Sad to hear that story.

[@vijayrajpal1010]

Bro..there are such people and I too have witnessed this horrific incident in my colony...!!! I was very angry but couldn't use abusive language due to ladies and kids being around... however, couldn't hold back when another "sand boa" snake was crushed (thankfully not burnt) .. in between I personally removed couple of trinkets (small snakes) ..and my colony kids supported and calling me when ever they spotted snake. So happy to change perspective in new generation.👍

[@himangshusingha8971]

Conflicting knowledge about particular things specially religion leads to absolution

[@kvashishth5760]

"Sri M" He was the first one on your show to talk about Nagas.

[@shreyashreesarkar3977]

It must be 2016..17 on a saturday noon i had my art class in my neighbor's house, their house was just opposite to mine . It was raining and had recently bought a bicycle so i took it everywhere. So i had my bicycle in one hand an umbrella in other , i was opening the gate of my neighbour's house to take something from my house suddenly like a ball of wool just like that a ball of snakes fell at an arm distance from me . There were like many dark green snakes wrapped around together in a ball .And as soon as they fell , they scattered in different directions. There were no trees above me open sky . No roof above my head. No one believes me till today . A grandma from that neighbour's house told me that fell from shivas jata. Aslo i stood there frozen as it fell and went past my feet . I wasn't harmed though. But it was a strange moment.

[@deepaliChatse]

Damn 😳😳

[@RumkiSarkar-f8z]

I am 52 years old, from suburban area of West bengal. From childhood we have listened ball of snakes falls from sky, many people told us, now you have witnessed it! We don't know many many ancient thing, we are not eligibe also,cz, it needs much deeper knowledge.

[@raajivsaini4229]

My neighbour kid encountered two snakes today...one wrapped and wriggled around him while sleeping ....I helped remove the 2nd snake and was actually talking to it while dragging him to the society drainage which is attached to the fields nearby. That baby snake did not create havoc and actually cooperated. Coincidentally, I had a dream today about snakes and some other entity and I completely forgot it. Plus sravan and bhadra maas of our culture also forbids killing serpents in these months (it is forbidden per se). I chant Maa Mansa Strotam regularly and till date no snake has come into my house. Snakes symbolise infinity, fertility, and majestic opulence. And yes, serpents are mystical and they never forget because my family has bore the brunt of our grandmother and uncle killing snakes in our paternal home.

[@sristisingh9648]

Did you do anything about it as you mentioned your uncle and grandmother used to kill snakes ?

[@raajivsaini4229]

@@sristisingh9648 Read the last Para of my comment. Chanting Maa Mansa Stotram helped but Naag Shanti Puja is yet to be done at my ancestral place.

[@06achu]

@beerbiceps I totally enjoyed watching ur emotions, excitement and queries on this topic. Any old Nair tharavad (ancestoral home) in kerala will have a nagam or kavu ( a sacred place/Grove meant for nagas) . Most of the kerala temples also have a special place for nagas. Do visit Mannarshala temple or pambumekkattu mana during your next kerala visit to know more. You may find more details from temple websites too.

[@raoulnair5885]

Yes I think it in south west corner of home

[@MadhuYadav-tc4xc]

I am scared of snakes but I believe there must be some spiritual power to the snakes that's why they remain so close to our Hindu God n the story that told by ranveer sir it's a sign of human's cruelity. We should never kill any living creature until we are in threat bcz of them I find snakes the most dangerous reptiles nevertheless intersting too.

[@yashwardhinichauhan3615]

Yah, I have been to that temple it is very powerful. Especially for Sadhak's doing Sadhna. It is located in Haripad one hour from Alleppey. Also I lost my son a few days ago he loved snakes and he was a member of bird and snake rehabilitation.

[@pchoudhury361]

My prayers with you 🙏

[@yashwardhinichauhan3615]

@@pchoudhury361 Thanks it is very tough for to lose my 17 years old son.

[@vrindabolinjkar3861]

​@@yashwardhinichauhan3615god give you strength to bear this loss

[@racheldove748]

​@@yashwardhinichauhan3615 I am so very sorry to hear this of your son 🙏 May the pain lessen each day

[@radhikapasricha1949]

Thank you Ranveer again n again. Om Namah Shivay, Shambhu!!

[@Newyork45]

The Great Serpent Mound in Ohio USA is a 1,300-foot long and 3-foot high prehistoric effigy mound located on a plateau of a crater along Ohio Brush

[@bharathshaveri8325]

Even Bhgwan mahaveer is also have nagas behind his head like aura..

[@rajkumarlalithaashram6155]

I hv seen nagas flying with nagamani at my village in kerala they fly from a naga kkavu to our subramaniya swamy temple in the nights is pournami and panchami thithis

[@anjaliv2117]

🤯

[@RJGURRI]

Subramnaiya Swamy temple is magical bhai 🙏

[@anjaliv2117]

Avdeya ee kshetram bro!?

[@chandrasookdeo4452]

Really?

[@DPatel-rn4xb]

Why u can't take video

[@jasmeetpuri3026]

I do Naga Mantra daily. Anantham, Vasukim, Sesham, Padmanabhan, Chakkambalam, Sankhpalam, Dhartharashtram, Thakshakam, Kaliyam .......

[@user-fi7kh1gd6d]

plz share your experience

[@arijitchand3368]

Shib Shankar Bharati is another special spiritual person of Bengal. In his book "Bhraman O Sadhu Sanga" he discloses his encounters with yogis,tantriks and eyewitness of their sadhana. I think it will be an interesting episode if he comes to your studio. Thank you I am enjoying all this kind of podcasts.

[@swastikaghosh9276]

hey i am from kolkata too and my whole family has gotten consulted from him and we have the book "sukh and shanti labh er upai"

[@iotrend424]

I never checked time, whenever listening to Rajashri nandhi sir and Ranveer's conversation...... It's not just an information but future of many souls.....

[@Heyokasireniei468sxso]

The highest intelligence is that of the philosopher artist the one who can marry science and spirituality. The correct story and the correct symbol can be very healing and even transformative .

[@zurajky]

I frequently go to Mannarasala Naga temple in Kerala which is near to my home. Very powerful energetic place🙏

[@Sashaviti]

As he said in Sri Lanka as well, we believe kings who long ago burred their wealth and spiritual snakes who protecting them, only yanthra and the people who eligible only an get it. If someone not try to get it they and their family will be in curse.

[@noexcuses5524]

I'm a Catholic and I had my apparition experience when i was 8-10 yrs old of Mother Mary. It was very surreal and unforgettable experience. But what's odd is that this yr, I have a dream of Hindu Gods. I saw a pink elephant and other color elephant they put their trunks up but they have more like humanoid face and that scared me then the beautiful white elephant came i think Ganesha, so basically the white elephant dancing around and adorned with golds from ankles, a piece of necklace dangling onto the head, henna tattoos some parts of his body then there was a God/Goddess, idk who they are but they look like twins. The only difference is that the other God was covered in blue color and the other is pink. (Anyone knew who this god/Goddes in my dream?) It hit me and made me realize that there are multiple God/Goddesses of this world. Each God/Goddess have their own task to do. For example: God of Mother nature is a destruction but is a form God. Humans cannot stop tsunamis, they cnnot stop earthquake from happening.

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

God and Nature are same. unmanifest sate or god the source/cause and manifest state of god nature/effect. we cannot worship the source directly so we have no option but to worship god through matter. when we worship idol we dotn worship the matter we worship the god right now is matter. just like when we talk to a phone we don't talk to a phone we talk to the person through the phone. only a fool like anti-idol worshippers will think that we talk to a dead phone. just like they foolishly think we worship idol. god is energy so everything is made up of energy/god so only god exists truelt noting else. Hinduism is very logical and scientific you cannot believe it you have to understand it through logic.

[@sunqold]

Mother nature ( parvati ) is impressed with you. That is the reason you see her son ganesha. It is quite tough to get ganesha's blessings, as he watches over intentions.... If intentions are pure, you have his blessings. You are really something......

[@sharma9701]

I'm always curious to watch rajarshi nandi podcast. Great explainer

[@ranisen7930]

I Love and enjoyed listening to Bhai Nandi topics. Please make him your regular guest. I'm afraid of snakes. When I was younger, I was swimming in our pool and as I turned around I saw a black baby snake over my left shoulder, I got very scared like I was having a heart attack, I ran out of the pool and grabed the pool skimmer collected the snake through it on the grass and killed it 😢

[@Shyguy16890]

this guy is the only motivation for me to write all my assignments

[@NarenLumpkin]

Your attitude towards snakes is puzzling, snakes are very intelligent and wise, when an animal displays awareness of awareness IT MUST BE HONORED!❤❤❤

[@terrafirma8813]

2:45 Bhagwan Parshwanath, the 23rd Tirthankar (enlightened/liberated one) in Jainism is also protected by a 7 headed serpent (like Vishnu).

[@therealkritz7861]

I only watch TSR for this guy hes too good

[@MrPrasadsakpal]

Please help me here. Snakes have been crossing my path since I have been a child. When I was 7-8 years old, I literally stepped on a baby snake. When I was about 14 years old, while I was cycling, a snake just passed between the wheels of the cycle. Then, when I was about 16 years old, one eveing, a cobra was sitting next to me and my uncle were chatting outside his home. However, in the past 1 year I have been seing snakes every 3-4 months, usually when I am walking

[@adventurer-fitness]

When it was nagpanchami my grandfather was praying when suddenly a cobra comes goes round and round over him 3-4 times and goes away .last year

[@victoranthony77]

This video helped me heal from a sad snake experience when I was young. Thankyou 🙏

[@JayaPathak1507]

So in my family we worship nagas and we strictly donot harm them and my mother have always told me stories of how harming them will stay withus for coming generations there is a whole explanation for this

[@divineyogaandfitness]

Thank you Ranveer to have Rajarshri ji on the show again.. my father had killed a snake which had entered our house in the same way you described. And I do feel that yes it has done a lot of bad repercussions. I would like to ask Rajarshri ji what do we need to do to get of of this..Pls help 🙏

[@pravakar6643]

There are sarpdosha puja you can do it

[@ZapR21]

*CAN SOMEONE GIVE THIS MAN HIS OWN PODCAST*

[@mindripperful]

are you serious cause i feel like your trolling?

[@ZapR21]

@@mindripperful Why???

[@hrithikmaity609]

He have his own channel❤🎉

[@rinkibanerji7092]

In villages pythons try to catch chicken etc and also kids They feel no guilt in killing them Sometimes common krait snakes enter the houses at night and climb up on sleeping people and suddenly bite them Cobras tend to avoid humans but people kill them out of fear

[@llj500]

I came back to this video to tell an instance, it happened in my ancestral village. They had this well in the main area of the village near a banyan tree. A vaishya family wanted to cover it up and make a shop there, when they put a lid on the top of the well everything in their family started going downhill. One night, the man of the house had a dream in which nagas came and told him that they have been living in the well for hundreds of years and actually they were a couple. The man showed repentance and removed the lid of the well. He was told my pandit ji to give silver naag naagin joda in tawi. He to please the naag naagin in the well also made a huge temple beside it. Till this day i only pray from outside the temple and never went in as i am too scared.😂

[@user-fi7kh1gd6d]

which place ji ?

[@llj500]

@@user-fi7kh1gd6d it's in jammu, a very remote village. I can't name it for privacy reasons.

[@user-fi7kh1gd6d]

@@llj500 ok .. Thank you

[@I_am_580]

Thans for sharing

[@haraldhilbert7002]

Question regarding snakes... I grew up being taught to kill snakes close to the house, have blood on my hands. Do not kill them any more, now we catch them and relocate. Always have respect for them now.. How can I help cleanse my actions of the past now concerning the snakes? thanks and blessings

[@suneetalva2997]

Kukke Subrahmanya temple, Karnataka Go do the Sarpa Samskara, Ashlesha Bali, and Naga Pratishta there

[@jddbhfgwdfhfh]

In Maharashtra state of India we have one shiva temple called Trymakeshwar in nashik district you can visit their and do Pooja (ritual) i.e kalsarpadosh Pooja to get rid of this pas actions and clean your deeds

[@riyarajan5817]

A long time ago I had a dream that I am in a temple full of snakes and the priest is asking me to bow my head and to not be scared. He then proceeded to hand me over one of snakes and asked me hold it without being scared but the moment I held it I flinced and he bit me. But nothing happened except a simple wound. That dream was intriguing.

[@surakshauei]

Sir we need more podcast from rajarshi sir 🙏

[@nitya2001]

I think the snake, as far as you are concerned it came to test your compassion.

[@anjusingh-qr3jw]

One more thing i would like to tell that one main temple known as kali naadii in Rajasthan where humans are allowed once in a year only which further only before sunset.becoz after sunset it is the turn of all reptilian kingdom to come in that temple.

[@rainnasa]

Our culture in Dakshina Kannada (South Canara) in Karnataka also worship Nagas and it has been part of our culture from eons. From the poor to the rich revere them and have specific places of worship. Kukke Subramanya and Kudupu are the famous temples for Naga Devatha worship.

[@MactorSD]

That is the reason we Bangalis worship Maa Monosha 🙏🏻. In "Monoshamongol" it was described that maa monosha was the daughter of Lord Shiva. If angered maa monosha can destroy everything that a person holds dear or if she is worshiped properly with absolute devtion, as Rajorshi sir said, Maa can uplift a person in every possible way. These lores and stories that old people still tells are not at all lies.

[@sujith7202]

Need more of such podcast with Rajarshi Nandi sir 🙏🏼

[@deeptirana9976]

In Himachal we worship kamrunag (story from Mahabharata). He is biggest devta of our district. The lake infront of his temple is full of money. I believe in nagas.

[@ananth475]

I always had this question in my mind that , in many podcasts with soldiers (spec ops mainly) i've seen them narrating about how they capture and kill snakes for food. i wonder what sort of doshas are they handling right now or might face in the future... If anyone knows about that please do tell me about that.

[@chachung4898]

In bible snakes 🐍 are always described as devil

[@abhishekghosh4384]

​@@chachung4898do you know that Nagas are the same thing as Chinese dragons?

[@chachung4898]

@@abhishekghosh4384 yes! And serpents are not God

[@abhishekghosh4384]

@@chachung4898 but they are considered the ancestors by Han Chinese and other East Asian ethnicities, and respecting one's ancestors and seeking blessings from them is a natural part of these cultures.

[@chachung4898]

@@abhishekghosh4384 even fallen angels disguises themselves as GODs. But in reality they are not GOD..

[@ConspiracistMe]

Im Turkish from Turkey. When i was new born to two years of age ny father was a shepherd and wouldnt come home for days. A long large black snak was in love with my mother and this snake would always crawl in her bed and wake up with her in the morning. She even got used to it but was worried for my safety. Nobody believed her because the snake would always hide when people were around. One day my grandmother goes to a priest and gets some holy water and sprinkles around the house snd the garden. The snake then shows itself to my father and my father kills it. It was so large it filled a big hay bag.

[@vinodkumaryadav2018]

Kerala temple the last valut is gaurd by nagas symbol as it is said they protect the wealth

[@cosmicpalm4404]

Strong repurcussions commonly used words of Rajarshi Nandi ji.

[@arjunsinghpurewal195]

i couldnt help but think of Padmanabhaswami temple chamber...

[@sushav4073]

In a Paddy field , close to a person's homestead, in South Kerala ,one night on his way back home, after 8pm or so, he saw a dark thing-a snake in flight- carrying a wonderful effulgent mani/gem.

[@wickandde]

I have always loved naga stories ❤

[@Jasmine_breeze]

Never kill snakes. Respect them 😊❤🙏

[@vireshchauhan29]

You Guys are Amazing..

[@shreyadesarkar_lovejudy2314]

Few years before snakes used to stay inside my room but they never harmed me. I used to feel they are my friends. I don't have any explanation of this still now.

[@shradhahindoyar9298]

Nagmani is actually spritiual When you start experiencing the most high standard of Spirituality Then you can see the Mani on a Nag

[@njd5592]

Once my aunt's family saw naagmoni for few minutes and then the snake hide it

[@221B-BakerStreet-dyl]

My future self is Abundent.....I strongly Claim this reading 😊....Thank you Moonlight.....lot 0f ❤ to you beautiful ⭐️🤗

[@chethanrajh4599]

In Costal Karnataka Nagas are worshipped by everyone. Many Famous temples are there. Nagaradhane, Naga Mandala, Naga Darshana are the famous worshipping Cultural & devotional forms. Same thing but in different form Tamilnadu and Kerala Village Areas

[@nimimah5547]

Please this kind of podcast we need hindi 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@vesnaeastelysium]

There are certain ceremonies in South East Asia where naga-mani can be obtained ...it is amazing. it is special. Great fortune to have it.

[@krishnachaithanya874]

All ancient civilizations prayed to Snakes and all of them have their own versions ultimately leading to same conclusion 🙏🙏🙏

[@Jaihindustan17]

Om namah sivaya

[@dp5989]

Sri M mentioned it in his autobiography 🙏🏻

[@STONED_FOX_ENTERTAINMENT]

bro post a podcast with bhavesh sir soon,just waiting eagerly after listning to him