There are twelve dimensions of Naga. There is a four hundred meter long, serpent-mount, wherever Pratyahara happened.

There, Naga lived. Your Adi Sisha has to begin to uncoil and move if you want to know aspects beyond five senses,

where the five senses fail. There, the work of the Naga begins.

There are twelve dimensions of Naga, which are worshiped in India. These are called Ananta,

Vasuki, Sisha, Padma, Kambala, Karkotaka, Aswatara, Dritarastra, Sankapala, Kaliya,

Haksaka and Pingala. These are the twelve aspects. These twelve aspects also relate to the twelve aspects of the calendar.

The twelve aspects of the stars and stuff that people read in various cultures, literally across the world.

You see symbolism, proof, symbolic proof. From twenty thousand years onwards, you will see various artifacts around the world,

showing how snake lead an important part in their mystical journey of those tribes in variety of places.

From Russia to China, of course India, Africa, Egypt, Greece, South America, North America, everywhere you have serpent symbolism representing this.

And in North America, we discovered there is a four hundred meter long serpent mound in Ohio, four hundred meters long,

overlooking a very big crater which could have happened either because of an asteroid hit or maybe a gas burst there saying,

we do not know how it happened, but a four hundred meter long serpent built with mud, a mound, it's a serpent mound.

So various people across the world have come to this, not by transportation of cultures, that also has happened,

but that is not the reason why it's happened. Wherever people perceived, something beyond five senses,

wherever people spend time, more eyes closed, Pratyahara essentially.

Pratyahara means you withdraw your senses, wherever Pratyahara happened, wherever withdrawal of sense happened,

there Nagar lived, there they recognized the significance of this dimension of evolutionary residue which remains within us

and how we can activate that and how it can become a process of one's evolution beyond the limitations of one's senses.

The snake which is around Shiva's throat is referred to as Vasuki,

but the Vishnu's snake is referred to as Shesha.

If you do not know these, those of you who learnt early part of your school,

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