Nagas Mythology: Krishna Fights King of the Nagas, Kaliya | Hindu Mythology, Folklore Fine Art Print Size:8"x6" The long isolation of the

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Nagas Mythology: Krishna Fights King of the Nagas, Kaliya | Hindu Mythology, Folklore Fine Art Print Size:8"x6" The long isolation of theThe sacred mythology of Krishna overcoming Kaliya is a powerful metaphor for our own lives and the constant struggle we face with desire. The many hoods of naga Kaliya represent the endless desires that we have, and how they can consume us if we are not careful. Krishna serves as a reminder that we have the power to overcome these desires and find inner peace. As he dances on the hoods of Kaliya nagas, he shows us that we have the ability to control