Sheshanaga

Also known as: Shesha, Shesh Naag, Ananta, Adishesha

Sheshanaga is a serpent deity in Hindu mythology, often depicted as a massive serpent with multiple heads, serving as the bed for Lord Vishnu in the ocean of milk.

Om Shri Sheshanagaye Namaha

Deities & Divine FormsSheshnaga (Ananta Adishesha)

Sheshnaga — The Cosmic Serpent Who Holds the Universe

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Aartis & BhajansSheshanaga

Sheshanaga Ji Ki Aarti: Complete Guide with Lyrics and Significance

Learn Sheshanaga Ji Ki Aarti, its significance, and how to perform it with complete lyrics and step-by-step vidhi.

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Complete Guide to Sheshanaga: Significance, Worship, Mantras, and Festivals

Discover the significance, worship, and mantras of Sheshanaga, the serpent deity in Hinduism.

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Learn about the importance and rituals of snake worship in Hinduism

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