Every Sawan, stories of people witnessing a Nag-Nagin dance spread across villages, towns and social media. For many devotees of Lord Shiva, this rare sight is believed to be a sign of divine blessings and good fortune. Others see it as a fascinating natural event during the monsoon season. But what is the truth? Is seeing a pair of snakes during Sawan really an auspicious sign, or is there another explanation that many people overlook
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Why Seeing a Nag-Nagin in Sawan Is Considered Auspicious
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