snake god उदाहरण वाक्य

Naresh Bedi joined with his brother Rajesh in the 1970s and shot several projects for Geo before making a film, " Cobra-The Snake God ", which was bought by BBC and Discovery Channel.
The most important ceremonies include those surrounding funerals and the appeasement of ancestors, public curing rites, rituals in honor of " k�nus " ( in particular snake gods and forest spirits ), and the installation of political officials.
Since Shiva is said to wear Nageshwara ( Snake God ) as an ornament around his neck, it is said that the fragrance of Aloe ( which attracts snakes ) is also a very holy item to be used for the worship of Shiva.
According to Lucian, another Roman governor, of Cappadocia, was led by Glycon's oracle to his death in Armenia, and even the Emperor himself was not immune to the cult : Marcus Aurelius sought prophesies from Alexander and his snake god.
K�rdik is said to be the son of the Hindu goddess Kali already worshiped in Hindu communities of the islands, but who don't acknowledge the cult of K�rdik and the Snake God Paradise who is the protector of the Divine Garden.

In Narasinghgarh " akhara " in Varanasi there is special shrine dedicated to Naga Raja ( King of Snakes ) where a bowl is suspended above the image of the snake and milk is poured into it so that it trickle over the snake god as a form of an offering.
August Derleth identifies this mysterious entity with Hastur ( though Hastur appears in the same " Whisperer in Darkness " list with the Magnum Innominandum ), while Robert M . Price equates him with Yog-Sothoth though he also suggests that Shub-Niggurath's mate is implicitly the snake god Yig.
Rani is then asked to prove her fidelity by putting her hand in the snake burrow and taking a vow that she has not committed adultery . ( It is a popular belief that if any person lies holding the snake in their hand, they will be instantly killed by the snake God .)
Moore took as his primary deity the ancient Roman snake god Glycon, who was the centre of a cult founded by a prophet known as Alexander of Abonoteichus, and according to Alexander's critic Lucian, the god itself was merely a puppet, something Moore accepts, considering him to be a " complete hoax ", but dismisses as irrelevant.
Widow Judith was a believer in the snake god Belzor, who had a growing following; it appeared as if Judith was of great help for Rosamun, for their mother showed evidence of much improvement under the widow's care . . . nevertheless, Raistlin was not fond of the woman, and she held him in disdain for his interests in magic.