Who is Vasuki in Ramayana?

The snake that we see around the neck of Lord Shiva is Vasuki. It is believed that Shiva blessed Vasuki and wore him as an ornament. He is considered as the king of nagas and has a gem called Nagamani on his head. He is also mentioned in Ramayana and Mahabharata.
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Who was Vasuki in Mahabharata?

Vasuki is Shiva's snake, depicted around his neck. He is known in Chinese and Japanese mythology as being one of the "eight Great Dragon Kings" (八大龍王 pinyin: Bādà lóngwáng; Japanese: Hachidai Ryūō), amongst Nanda (Nāgarāja), Upananda, Sāgara (Shakara), Takshaka, Balavan, Anavatapta, and Utpala.
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Who is the father of Vasuki?

Hindu texts refer to three main beings by this title: Shesha, Takshaka and Vasuki. All of them are the children of rishi Kashyapa and Kadru.
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Why is Vasuki on Shiva's neck?

If believed in mythology, Lord Shiva was very happy with Vasuki's devotion because it was always absorbed in devotion to Shankar. It is said that at that time, Shiva was pleased and gave Vasuki a boon to be wrapped around his neck. Due to this, Nagaraja became immortal.
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What type of snake is Vasuki?

Vasuki the serpent king that coils around the neck of Lord Shiva is worshipped on Naga Panchami. Vasuki, the son of Kashyap and Kadru is the most powerful snake and an ardent devotee of Lord Shiva. Without Lord Shiva, Vasuki is lifeless but a destructive and powerful cobra.
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Is Vasuki snake poisonous?

When Lord Shiva was taking the poison, only a few drops of it got into the mouth of his snake Vasuki. It is said that since then the snakes had become poisonous. The history of the Nag Devta is very ancient.
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What does Vasuki symbolize?

In Hindu mythology, serpents represent desire, and Vasuki is the King of all serpents. In Hinduism, it is said that all desires rise out of the desire for fulfillment, the desire to feel whole. Vasuki represents that desire. Mandar Mountain is described as the mountain with infinite riches.
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What is the difference between Vasuki and Sheshnag?

Sesha and Vasuki (the snake on Shiva's neck) are brothers. Sesha is oldest then Vasuki and then other sons were born to Kadru and Kashyapa. While Sesha serves Vishnu, Vasuki serves Shiva.
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On which snake does Vishnu sleep?

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According to Hinduism, this huge serpent is known as Seshanaag and Lord Vishnu lies on it while taking rest.
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Why does Lord Vishnu rest on a snake?

The seven headed snake indicate the seven options Vishnu can give. The five head snake indicate that he can give just five options. This indicates that Indra and Yama are no more worshipped and are associated with Heaven and Hell. Thus, Vishnu sleeps on a snake in water to indicate that he is the default Hindu god.
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Is Sheshnag and Vasuki brothers?

Yes. Vasuki and Sheshnaag are brothers both being the sons of Kadru and Rishi Kashyap. Rishi Kashyap and Kadru had one more son named Manasa.
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Who is king of snakes Vasuki or Sheshnag?

Technically, it is Sheshnaag. This Shesha-tattva (tattva=principle) is likened to God in the vedic literature. By His sheer size does Lord Anant Shesha hold the universe. In fact, He is so big that the universe appears as small as a mustard seed on one of His many Hoods.
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Is Vasuki the king of Nagas?

The snake that we see around the neck of Lord Shiva is Vasuki. It is believed that Shiva blessed Vasuki and wore him as an ornament. He is considered as the king of nagas and has a gem called Nagamani on his head. He is also mentioned in Ramayana and Mahabharata.
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What did Vasuki do to Draupadi?

Vasuki wants to marry her. Arjun protests, so Vasuki just plucks a hair from his moustache, binds him up and hangs him on a peg on the wall. He then ravishes Draupadi. Draupadi soon gets bored of Vasuki.
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How was Vasuki related to Bhima?

आर्यक) was mentioned to be a member of Naga king Vasuki's palace. He was described as related to Pandava Bhima. He was the grandfather of the father of Kunti, the mother of Bhima. He recognized Bhima as his kinsmen when the Nagas rescued Bhima, a boy then, and brought him to the palace of Vasuki.
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How is bheem related to Vasuki?

Their king, Vasuki recognised Bhima as the son of Kunti and Pandu. The Nagas neutralised the poison in Bhima's body and fed him nectar that increased his strength. Having befriended the Nagas , Bhima returned home to his family.
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Is sheshnag still alive?

As per a legend, Lord Shiva is said to have left Sheshnag (snake) in this place while talking about the secrets of eternal life with Goddess Parvati. Another myth is that Sheshnag himself created this lake and began living here. It is a local belief that Sheshnag lives in this lake even to this day.
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Is sheshnag a Balarama?

Yes, both are the avatars of SheshNag. In treta yuga, SheshNag took birth as Lakshmana, the younger brother of Rama (Lord Vishnu). In Dwapar Yug, he took birth as Balarama, the elder brother of Krishna (Lord Vishnu).
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How many heads Kaliya Naag had?

Srimad Bhagavatam says that when Krishna danced on the snake's hood, He crushed each proudly raised head of the snake, who had a total of one hundred heads!
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Who is the god of snakes?

Manasa, goddess of snakes, worshipped mainly in Bengal and other parts of northeastern India, chiefly for the prevention and cure of snakebite and also for fertility and general prosperity.
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What is the name of Lord Vishnu snake?

This snake is called AdiShesha, or SheshNaga or AdiSheshNaga, which means he is king of all the snakes and one of the primordial beings to come into existence, meaning he is the first snake the world. He lets Lord Vishnu sleep on him and can be depicted with 5 or more heads.
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Who is more powerful Garuda or sheshnag?

Garuda is more powerful. Garuda mother is Vinata and Adi Shesha mother is Kadru. Both of them have common father, Sage Kashyap.
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Why is Lord Vishnu blue?

Lord Vishnu resides on the blue cosmic ocean. He rests on the five-headed serpent names sheshnag. He is believed to be the all-pervading, omniscient, omnipresent god. So, Lord Vishnu is shown in blue color as he is infinite and immeasurable like the sky and surrounded by the infinite cosmic ocean.
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Who is king of nagas?

Vasuki, the king of nagas and who coils over Lord Shiva's neck and offered to serve as the rope to pull Mount Mandara in the Samudra Manthan (Churning of the Ocean of Milk) to release the Amrita (nectar of the immortality).
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How can I meet Shiva?

Ways to connect with Lord Shiva
  1. Free your mind of all clutter and be pure as fire –Remember your mind doesn't control you and your actions. ...
  2. Chant Om Namah Shiva- Start with daily practice of 108 times mantra and increase in multiples like 216,432 and keep going, you can achieve surprising benefits.
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