Sheshnag! Multi head Snakes are they real or prank!

Destiny of POOR and LOVE by Satnam Singh Sidhu

SHESHNAG HiStory News #1: Sep 29, 2014





SHESHNAG HiStory News #2: Oct 01, 2014

GODDESS PADMAVATI DEVI AND SHESHNAG IN SKY

I was doing general search on Sheshnag and I come across the above heading. When I clicked the link and then I saw a video of clouds in sky which is imagined as Goddess Padmavati and Sheshnag in Sky.

I observed the traffic on my blog yesterday and I was amazed by the result. There were two communities who looked at Sheshnag in my blog. One was India and other was Spain. Indian views were 12 and amazingly Spain views were 17. Isn't it amazing. Do your research! Or come back to see what is the relation between the two from our point of view.

I am just wondering what is the co-relation between two communities! May be not much in present but may be from past history! Check it out!

You may search in Google for link or copy link below to watch the video by yourself to conclude your imagination.

Give it a shot!

http://dotsub.com/view/5f3bb9c2-f545-4a5f-855e-eb6380262644

Did you see your imagination? 

Sheshnag! Multi Head Snake Real or Prank!

SARPRAJ (King of Snakes) SHESHNAG SPOTTED ON NH 33 RANCHI
 PATNA HIGHWAY, 40 KMS FROM RANCHI. INDIA

Sheshnag!

 Multi Head Snake! Real or Prank!

Sheshnag means a snake with multi heads. In past it was heard from Hindu mythology with five heads which has special place in Hindu Religion. Here is a snake with Seven heads. Amazing! Nice creature!
Following information is from this website. For more information follow the link:
http://www.boldsky.com

"Mythical Importance Of Sheshnag:

This mythical 5 headed-snake stands with its fangs open over the head of Lord Vishnu. The coiled body of the snake forms the throne on which Lord Vishnu is reclining. Thus, this snake is is worshipped by Hindus as it is the seat of Lord Vishnu's who is one of the Holy Trinity in Hinduism. Krishna, Lord Vishnu's avatar was born to Devika and Vasudeva on a very stormy night. When Vasudeva was braving torrential to carry baby Krishna across the river to Gokul (to keep him safe), the Sheshnag rose from the river and shaded the father and child like an umbrella Both the Devas (Gods) and Asuras (Demons) wanted 'amrit' (elixir or eternal life), but to get it, they had to whip up the great seas of the world (Samudra manthan). The Sheshnag had then become the rope with which the seas were churned."


Read more at: http://www.boldsky.com/yoga-spirituality/faith-mysticism/2012/sheshnag-snake-myth-030455.html

What do you think! Is it real or just a prank by someone!