Nagalakshmi

At around 7 a.m. on November 30th, 2024, I glimpsed another energy painting in a dream—one that existed alongside the Rudraksha energy painting. In my dream, the Rudraksha painting rested in my left hand, while this newly revealed Naga Lakshmi energy painting lay gently in my right.

From 1:17 a.m. on December 2nd until 5:13 a.m. on December 7th, I carried the image into waking life, tracing its form amidst the rhythm of my daily routines.

In the dream, her name echoed softly—“Lakshmi.” For a moment, I wondered: Is she Naga Kanya? Naga Kanya, after all, is deeply intertwined with Lakshmi, offering abundance and reigning as the queen of the Nagas.

But as I searched for understanding, I uncovered a deeper truth: this being is connected to the sacred ocean and bears the name Naga Lakshmi. She is the consort of Ananta, one of the great Naga kings, the eldest among all Nagas. She is not merely a figure of myth; she is the very manifestation of the divine ocean. Ananta himself serves as the resting place for Vishnu and Lakshmi, cradling them upon his infinite form as they reside in the sacred waters.

Expected Energetic Effects:
The energy held within this painting is vast—so vast that its essence feels unknowable, as if it moves beyond the boundaries of comprehension. For now, the effects I’ve begun to sense, or expect to arise, are as follows:

Labor and harvest, particularly in the realm of financial gains

Becoming a more practical, grounded person

This energy carries an unspoken promise, like ripples spreading across an endless sea—silent yet immense, infinite yet deeply personal. I sense it will unfold in layers, offering its gifts at its own quiet, sacred pace.