What is seshnag?

Seshnag (or Sheshnag) is a Hindu divine serpent who is believed to serve as the bed of Lord Vishnu in Hindu mythology. The name "Seshnag" is derived from the Sanskrit words "Shesha", meaning "remaining" or "remaining", and "nag", meaning "serpent". According to Hindu mythology, Seshnag is a multi-headed serpent who supports the weight of the universe on his many heads, and is believed to exist in the cosmic ocean of milk.

Seshnag is regarded as a sacred deity by Hindus, and is worshipped on various occasions. According to Hindu beliefs, Seshnag is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, and is responsible for the protection and preservation of the universe. Seshnag is often depicted in Hindu art as a serpent with numerous heads, each representing a different quality or aspect of the divine.

In Hindu mythology, Seshnag is also associated with the creation of the world, and is believed to have played a crucial role in the formation of the universe. Hindus believe that the serpent's power and energy is essential for the maintenance of the cosmos, and it is revered as a symbol of divine protection, guidance, and knowledge.