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... the benefic effect of serpentine coiling - that of protection. 'Ahi' is a possible root word of 'Ashlesha', meaning a snake too.
The freeing of rainwater from the clouds is described extensively in Vedas through Indra-Vritra 'tug-of-war'.
... the benefic effect of serpentine coiling - that of protection. 'Ahi' is a possible root word of 'Ashlesha', meaning a snake too.
The freeing of rainwater from the clouds is described extensively in Vedas through Indra-Vritra 'tug-of-war'.
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In #Rigveda 10.139.6, Vritra, generally referring to clouds, is called a serpent due to the clouds' motion in the atmosphere. (Note the pattern of clouds in a tropical cyclone - *COILED* pattern)
The coiling of clouds is due to the Coriolis forces caused by Earth's rotation.
In #Rigveda 10.139.6, Vritra, generally referring to clouds, is called a serpent due to the clouds' motion in the atmosphere. (Note the pattern of clouds in a tropical cyclone - *COILED* pattern)
The coiling of clouds is due to the Coriolis forces caused by Earth's rotation.
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The verse 2.7.15 of the Maitrayani Samhita of Krishna #Yajurveda convey prayers to the Nagas:
"Prayers to snakes (Sarpa), which move along the earth, the sky and the heavens; and, which have made their abode in the waters. And, to the snakes which are the tree spirits; as ...
The verse 2.7.15 of the Maitrayani Samhita of Krishna #Yajurveda convey prayers to the Nagas:
"Prayers to snakes (Sarpa), which move along the earth, the sky and the heavens; and, which have made their abode in the waters. And, to the snakes which are the tree spirits; as ...
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... also, to the snakes which are as bright as the rays of the sun"
The radiance and brilliant splendour of Naga Devtas have been described in #Atharvaveda 19.7.2 as well, referring to Ashlesha Nakshatra.
... also, to the snakes which are as bright as the rays of the sun"
The radiance and brilliant splendour of Naga Devtas have been described in #Atharvaveda 19.7.2 as well, referring to Ashlesha Nakshatra.
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Its relation to Ashlesha can be seen in its fascinating arrangement relative to Ardra nakshatra in the sky.
Ardra nakshatra is ruled by Rudra (#Mahadeva). The Ashlesha nakshatra is in the 2nd house from Ardra. 2nd house represents the throat area.
Its relation to Ashlesha can be seen in its fascinating arrangement relative to Ardra nakshatra in the sky.
Ardra nakshatra is ruled by Rudra (#Mahadeva). The Ashlesha nakshatra is in the 2nd house from Ardra. 2nd house represents the throat area.
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The thread-series on Nakshatra devtas continues ๐ #Nakshatras #Hinduism #Vedas #Puranas #Upanishads
The thread-series on Nakshatra devtas continues ๐ #Nakshatras #Hinduism #Vedas #Puranas #Upanishads
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