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Kadupul & Naga Valli, Legandary Flower and Betel of Divine Serpents
Kadupul - the legendary flower of the Celestial Nagas. It is believed that when these flowers bloom, the Nagas come down from their celestial abode, to offer them to the Buddha on the Holy Mountain Sri Pada. The strange fragrance, the midnight miracle, and the fact that flowers bloom in the season when people flock to Sri Pada. In many cultures the snake was revered as the god of life. The sign of DNA a double helix, two snakes intertwined.

The Naga Valli betel leaf carries a yellow imprint of the Cobra head, the emblem of the Nagas. Hindu scritures write that the world rests on the head of Shesh Naga. The multiheaded Cobra continues to hold the Earth "Pruthvi" on it's head to this day.

"They worship Him, Buddha thus The gods with Heavenly flowers The Asuras with the Sith Palol flowers. The Nagas with Kadupul"According to Buddhism there are 24 Tirthankars or spiritual Buddhas that have come down through the ages. The 23/24 Buddha was Mahavir, one wonders when the first Buddha came into existence.

 




Valli Marries Kande Yaka


Valli Amma, a jungle princess who grew up among the prehistoric hunting people of the island. Valli, who was only twelve years old at the time, had her heart set on Kande Yaka, the age-old hunting God of the Kataragama Mountain whose power and wisdom - they say - was beyond human understanding. The Spirit of the Mountain was so touched by Valli's innocent love that he came down to earth in disguise to touch her in return but she wouldn't let him!

Ganesha

The elephant-headed god Ganesha or Pillaiyar of the Tamils, or Ganadevi as known to the Sinhalese, brother to Karttikeya. Legend says that his father, Shiva angered with his child guarding his Mother Parvati cut off his head. When Parvati desolate with the loss of the child, insisted that Shiva reinstate his head. The first living thing that Shiva found was a elephant and he fixed a elephant head on to the child's body.


Gordon Michael Scallion channeled "The greater experiments were with the animal kingodm as this realm allowed for longer life spans and greater mobility" Was this such a experiment resulting in a wise benovelent deity, with supernatural powers as "Ganesha"? Ganesha has been found in many Inca archeological finds. Where did such images come from? From the time of the migration after the submerging of the continenet of Lemuria.


What were Siddha's?

 

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