Vasuki: The Naga Who Served the Gods

Vasuki: The Naga Who Served the Gods is a profound spiritual and mythological journey that illuminates the timeless saga of Vasuki, the great serpent king whose story intertwines with cosmic drama, divine sacrifice, and the eternal quest for dharma. This richly woven narrative invites readers into the depths of Hindu sacred lore, exploring the multifaceted symbolism of Vasuki and the Naga tradition as reflections of inner transformation, sacred duty, and the paradox of power cloaked in humility.At its heart, this book is more than a retelling of ancient myth; it is an immersive exploration of Vasuki's life, from his ascent as ruler of the Nagas to his pivotal role in the churning of the ocean-Samudra Manthan-where gods and demons sought the nectar of immortality. Through evocative storytelling, the book reveals how Vasuki became the divine rope entwined around Mount Mandara, enduring unimaginable pain and suffering as the axis of this cosmic event. His silent sacrifice exemplifies the profound spiritual teaching of selfless service and the delicate balance between creation and destruction, light and shadow, grace and struggle.Readers are guided through Vasuki's ancestral conflicts and divine alliances, uncovering the complex relationships among serpents and gods, and the larger cosmic principles they embody. The narrative contemplates the enduring tension between fear and reverence toward the Nagas, their dual nature as protectors and feared beings, and their rich symbolism as guardians of primal wisdom, kundalini energy, and the latent power within all beings.The book also delves into Vasuki's immortal presence in sacred texts, temples, and ritual traditions, from the reverence of Nag Panchami festivals to his embodiment as Shiva's sacred ornament. It reflects on how Vasuki's story transcends myth, offering seekers timeless lessons about humility, courage, and the spiritual path beyond ego and action. His journey is an allegory for the inner work that each seeker must undertake-facing the poisons within, embracing silent sacrifice, and becoming a bridge between the earthly and the divine.Written with poetic depth and philosophical insight, this work invites both the curious reader and the devoted seeker into a contemplative space where myth meets meditation, history blends with symbolism, and every detail breathes with spiritual significance. It is a tribute to the eternal serpent coil-ever turning, ever evolving-symbolizing the undying spirit and the sacred rhythm of life itself.Vasuki: The Naga Who Served the Gods is a luminous guide for those who yearn to understand the sacred serpent not only as a mythic figure but as a living symbol of resilience, transformation, and divine service. It is a call to honor the silent sacrifices that sustain the cosmos and to recognize the profound power held in humility, devotion, and the eternal dance between darkness and light.

• | Author: Mohan Chandra Uprety
• | Publisher: Independently Published
• | Publication Date: Jun 24, 2025
• | Number of Pages: 00086 pages
• | Binding: Paperback or Softback
• | ISBN-10: NA
• | ISBN-13: 9798289462473