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News India Live, Digital Desk: The Holy Festival of Nag Panchami: The festival of Nagpanchami is considered extremely important in Hinduism, which is celebrated in honor of Nag Devta on the fifth day of Shukla Paksha of Shravan month. On this day, snakes are worshiped by bathing with milk, the main purpose of which is to get the grace of the serpent god, to get rid of fear, and to remove obstacles like Kalsarp Dosh. The festival of Nagpanchami reflects not only the worship of snakes, but also the deep spiritual, cultural and mythological significance of the serpents in Sanatan culture. In the ancient culture of India, serpents have been seen not only creatures, but have been seen as a mysterious power, divine energy and mentor. Detailed description of Nagaloka is found in various Puranas and epics such as Mahabharata, Ramayana, Vishnu Purana, Garuda Purana and Bhagavata Purana. This is a mysterious place which is described as one of the seven heavens below the earth, which is also known as ‘Naglok’ or ‘Patal’. It is believed that this folk is published not by the rays of the sun, but with its gems and miraculous aura, which reflects its extraordinary splendor. According to the imagery stories, the Nagavansh originated from Maharishi Kashyapa and his wife Kadru, who gave birth to countless serpents. These include prominent Nags like Sheshnag (Anant), Vasuki, Takshak, Kulik, Karkotak and Padma. Sheshnag is considered to be the best and most powerful among all the serpents, which are considered to be the basis of Lord Vishnu’s bed and the whole earth. Vasuki, also known as the king of serpents, is adorned in the neck of Lord Shiva, which reflects their intense devotion. Many famous stories related to serpents, such as King Parikshit underline the mythological significance of the snake-satin, the serpent-satin of the Nagas, from the astrological point of view, the day of Nagpanchami is considered extremely effective for the prevention of Kalsarp Dosha, which removes obstacles in life, which also removes obstacles in life. Many places have special places like special temples, such as special temples, such as Nagokupa temple, the temple and site It is believed. In the forests of Satpura, the mysterious path of going to Naglok is also talked about, where a large number of devotees reach to worship Nagdev. In yoga and tantra scripture, Nag is considered a symbol of Kundalini Shakti, which is situated in a dormant state in the spine and provides spiritual progress when awake. Through these mythology and beliefs, the culture of India has kept alive for nature and living for centuries.