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God in Hindu Dharma and Representation in Temples |
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Hindu Trinity | ||||
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Forms of God | ||||
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Avatars of Lord Vishnu | ||||
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| Shesh Nag, the
serpent god, has been venerated and worshipped by many for centuries. He is
considered to
be the king of infernal regions called Patal.
Lord Vishnu sleeps over the bed of its coils during intervals of creation. Shesh Nag is also represented as one supporting the world on its hood. |
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