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Naga

नाग • Naga

"Serpent Karana"

Sthira Karana Vasuki / Naga Devata Inauspicious (Ashubha)
Naaga Karana
Type
Sthira
Type Meaning
Fixed/Immovable
Occurrences/Month
1
Ruling Deity
Vasuki / Naga Devata
Symbol
Serpent/Snake
Nature
Inauspicious (Ashubha)
Element
Water (Jala)
Quality
Toxic, hidden, secretive, transformative
Temperament
Cunning, dangerous, mysterious, regenerative

Vasuki / Naga Devata

Vasuki is the king of serpents (Nagas) who served as the rope during the churning of the cosmic ocean (Samudra Manthan). The Nagas dwell in Patala (the nether world) and guard immense underground treasures and mystical knowledge.

Serpent/Snake (सर्प/नाग) — Hidden power, transformation, toxicity, Kundalini energy, underground secrets
Degree Span
Description Each Karana spans 6° of lunar movement (half of a Tithi)

Auspicious & Inauspicious Activities

Auspicious For

  • Snake-related rituals and Naga Puja ceremonies
  • Underground work including mining and excavation
  • Laying underground pipes and drainage systems
  • Digging foundations and subterranean construction
  • Tantric practices and esoteric rituals
  • Kundalini yoga and serpent energy awakening
  • Worship of Naga deities and serpent gods
  • Preparing anti-venom and snake-related medicines

Inauspicious For

  • Marriage and engagement ceremonies
  • Starting new businesses or commercial ventures
  • Financial investments and stock market trading
  • Long-distance travel and journeys
  • Buying property or real estate above ground
  • Celebrations and festive gatherings
  • Auspicious ceremonies and samskaras
  • Signing contracts and legal agreements

Effects

Positive Effects

  • Profound spiritual transformation and Kundalini awakening
  • Success in underground mining and discovery of hidden treasures
  • Effective results in Naga Puja and serpent deity worship
  • Powerful outcomes in tantric and esoteric practices

Negative Effects

  • Heightened risk of poisoning and toxic exposure
  • Danger from snake bites and venomous creatures
  • Betrayal and treachery from hidden enemies
  • Underground dangers and accidents in excavation work
  • Secrets exposed and hidden matters coming to light adversely

Health & Travel

Health

Focus Unfavorable for general treatments; suitable for toxicology and anti-venom preparation
Suitable Water-element ailments, poisoning, blood impurities, reproductive disorders
Advice Avoid swimming, water-related activities, and handling venomous substances without precaution

Travel

Recommendation Inauspicious - travel should be avoided
Best Direction None recommended
Purpose Only for underground site visits or Naga temple pilgrimages

Profession

  • Mining and geological exploration
  • Underground construction and tunneling
  • Plumbing and sewage engineering
  • Kundalini yoga teaching and practice
  • Herpetology and reptile research
  • Toxicology and anti-venom research
Work Nature: Underground, secretive, transformative, research-oriented work

Remedies

  • Worship Naga Devata by offering milk and turmeric at a snake anthill
  • Perform Naga Puja or Sarpa Shanti rituals for protection
  • Recite Naga Gayatri or Naga Stotra to appease serpent energies
Mantra

Om Nagarajaya Namah

Classical References

Muhurta Chintamani Naga Karana is connected to the nether world (Patala Loka); only underground work and serpent-related rituals bring success during this period
Brihat Samhita Naga Karana occurs in the second half of Amavasya, intensifying its dark and subterranean effects; it is suited for mining, digging, and worship of serpent deities