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Nāga

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Sep 13, 2026

NathanNARRATOR
3:23
Amrita, the beverage of the Hindu gods, corresponding to the Grecian nectar.
NathanNARRATOR
3:29
Asuras, Nagas, and etc., names of the apostate angels or demons in the realms of Kala.
NathanNARRATOR
3:38
Brahma, First of the Hindu trinity, the creator.
NathanNARRATOR
3:43
Krishna.
Katie MitchellHOST
21:25
Tamlin comes to her rescue because, of course, some other, you know, scary things show up.
Katie MitchellHOST
21:29
The Nagas and da-da-da-da to the rescue.
Katie MitchellHOST
21:32
Hero Tamlin saves the day.
Katie MitchellHOST
21:34
And now we're like, oh, we have doe eyes for each other now.
KerrHOST
29:16
Reinhardt Nevin, you guys know.
KerrHOST
29:20
This is one of the Naga, the were-serpents.
KerrHOST
29:26
They are considered to be extinct.
KerrHOST
29:32
They are thought to have been extinct.
KerrHOST
30:06
that they did anything most werewolves
OctoPANELIST
30:10
there is no war in bossing say
KerrHOST
30:12
exactly um most do not know what they did uh no one really knows what their purpose was what their duty to gaia was all they kind of remember them as cold aloof creatures who just did what they did and then left and never really told anyone why they would do anything Some of the werewolves even claimed that the Naga were creatures of the worm due to their affinity to snakes.
KerrHOST
30:46
This is not true, though.
Josh DavisHOST
72:33
We have an optional player character here, the Naga.
Josh DavisHOST
72:39
Nagas are snake people.
Josh DavisHOST
72:41
They have bodies of snakes and they have reptilian torsos that are kind of humanoid.
Josh DavisHOST
72:47
They are available as a player character option and they're not super powerful.
Josh DavisHOST
74:02
but they don't have to be in the water if you don't want them to.
Josh DavisHOST
74:05
They're not incredibly tough.
Josh DavisHOST
74:07
They're a little bit tougher than Nagas.
Josh DavisHOST
74:10
You could play a Royal Daitera, but Royal Daitia is a lot more powerful.
speaker_0HOST
13:56
Aztec tradition holds the same feathered serpent under a different name, Quetzalcoatl.
speaker_0HOST
14:02
Hindu and Buddhist tradition holds the Naga, serpent beings understood as powerful semi-divine guardians of water, treasure, and the underworld.
speaker_0HOST
14:13
Aboriginal Australian tradition holds the Rainbow Serpent, one of the most important creator beings across many Aboriginal nations.
speaker_0HOST
14:21
Greek and Egyptian tradition both hold the Ouroboros, a serpent eating its own tail, symbolizing eternity and cyclical renewal rather than danger at all.
Fiona MarksHOST
11:11
Yeah.
Fiona MarksHOST
11:12
So these are two of the beings that are associated with the Aditya system, the Aditya itself, the deities we're giving to the sun and the moon qualities we're giving to the Nagas, the subconscious serpents that help us deal with all of our traumas, able to go down deep into our unconscious, into our somatic body where things are held on to and are holding us back.
Fiona MarksHOST
11:35
And I love this system of astrology for so many reasons, but one of them is for the Nagas, seeing where it is that you're being held back.
Fiona MarksHOST
11:43
So that's something that you can see in the sky right now on the Sun Player app.
Fiona MarksHOST
11:49
And then the other vaga that's really important is the Trimsamsa.
Elizabeth HancockHOST
24:27
we have here another one from indonesia and this again seems to be sort of like a bit more like a sort of frogman and then we have this one from japan which again is more like a serpent being and it just all seems to be just little tweaks variations on the original amphibian reptilian form that was us in the ancient tibetan book of dryon It talks of a serpent race who descended from the sky after a great flood and taught mankind civilization.
Elizabeth HancockHOST
25:00
It described them as having human faces and long tails, and the Dravidian people and the Nagas were said to be the result of inbreeding, or genetic tweaking maybe, between humans and these serpent people.
Elizabeth HancockHOST
25:13
The Nagas were described as dark-skinned, flat-nosed, they lived in caves, and they were cannibals.
Elizabeth HancockHOST
25:19
But they were also described as riding around in sky chariots, and... seemed to be very advanced or had access to very advanced technologies as we know the numu were supposed to have arrived here in a metal craft we also know that the numu had more spiritual d a than the human beings that they designed they created so having more spiritual d a means that they are more connected to spirituality but spiritual in this case i would say is probably another word for the universe or multi-dimensionality so this access to more spiritual dna seems to give them access to more advanced technologies advanced abilities we also know that around ten thousand years ago after a great flood many new varieties of plants trees and fruits were introduced to our world the numus smithi or metal craft was said to be filled with d a but we also know this story as the anunnaki from mesopotamia so are the anunnaki and the nomu the same people if you've read my second book human origins the multiverse and our star ancestry you'll know that i talk about the mesopotamian tablets and the anunnaki quite a lot in there But what we're seeing here is that the Dogon stories predate the Mesopotamian cuneiform tablets, or the Sumerian stories of the Anunnaki, and that possibly the Numu are the same people as the Anunna, the Anunnaki.
Elizabeth HancockHOST
26:54
as i said before shannon dory she has she has tracked the symbols between the pagan symbols the egyptian hieroglyphs and the dogon stories and she has discovered that there's similarities between them which is why she feels that they are connected cultures.
VajrataraGUEST
25:23
But not just that, we have this image of the Naga.
VajrataraGUEST
25:32
And Nagas are snakes, they're dragons sometimes.
VajrataraGUEST
25:39
And they've got this image of sort of untamed.
VajrataraGUEST
25:43
The naga is untamed.
VajrataraGUEST
26:16
They're not domesticated.
VajrataraGUEST
26:18
Great power, great vitality, and this slightly mysterious feeling to them.
VajrataraGUEST
26:28
You know, even Emperor Ashoka had to be a little bit careful when it came to dealing with the Nagas.
VajrataraGUEST
26:37
And the Naga comes to protect the Buddha.
speaker_2HOST
1:14
Remember last time we finished at Pushya Nakshatra's intimacy and characteristics.
speaker_2HOST
1:19
Now we should go to the next one, which is Ashlesha, ruled by the Nagas, the serpent power.
speaker_2HOST
1:25
You see the seductive one, the one with seductive eyes.
speaker_2HOST
1:28
Ashlesha people, a very seductive mysterious feature about their eyes seductive eyes like a snake right they are ruled by the nagas and their characteristics of intimacy are very deep it's very profound it's very intimate ashlesha is called the embrace nobody can know intimacy of an embrace like an ashlesha nakshatra moon does just so you know or many planets in ashlesha but never mind Let us see now a moon compatibility for the Bhakut.

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speaker_2HOST
8:54
They have a deep understanding of emotions and can provide comfort and support to their partners during the challenging times.
speaker_2HOST
9:03
So they've got a deep sense of empathy.
speaker_2HOST
9:05
Nagas are ground sensitive.
speaker_2HOST
9:07
It is ruled by Nagas.
Lama Zopa RinpocheHOST
110:55
If everyone has it, it is a great blessing to the world, to the country, to the area.
Lama Zopa RinpocheHOST
111:05
benefits all the beings, even Nagas, other spirits in the area.
Lama Zopa RinpocheHOST
111:10
Great blessing.
Lama Zopa RinpocheHOST
111:11
It brings so much happiness.

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