May the snakes who are staying in this world, sky, heaven, sun-rays, lakes, wells, ponds etc. bless us
Snakes and serpents have great place and position in our ancient Hindu mythology. Basically during this time, when it rains and all the pits and holes are filled with water, snakes and other rodents come out of their hiding. There are hundreds of cases of snake bites and people and farmers especially and all those living near fields and grounds of dying of snake bite. Hence our ancients developed this ritual of worshiping the snakes that are most seen roaming out of their homes during this time, to appease them and request them not to bite people. There is a sacred precept to worship serpents and lord Shiva on this festival. Panchami tithi has its importance in many ways. According to Shastras - By having fast and worshipping Nag Dev on Nag Panchami Day one's desires and ambitions are fulfilled. Although there are several serpent Gods, these are worshipped during Nag Panchami Puja -
Ananta Padma Kambala Dhritarashtra Shankhapala Pingala
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