In Hindu, it's Nagas; in Tibet, it's Shambhala; in Greek, it's Hades; and in North American culture, there are many beings ranging from gods to demons living deep underground.
Angami Naga myth (Northeast India): Ancestors emerge from a subterranean land inside the Earth, marking the start of human presence on the surface.
Let us remember that the Naga-Maya is very similar.
Certainly, their knowledge of prehistoric languages could be a key, and later we’ll discuss the role of Naga and Ancient Mayan in the story of Adam and Eve; first, however, let’s examine the history of Genesis I, II, and III.
If Moses did write part of the Old Testament, he then must have had Naga tablet writings, or Egyptian interpretations of them, handed down to the Egyptians for thousands of years; and the Egyptian priesthood had knowledge of a cataclysm 11,500 years ago.
A translation-interpretation of Genesis I, II, and III, from a reconstruction of what the Naga must have been to give us the chapters as we have had them in English; then retranslating directly from Naga to English, bypassing Greek and Hebrew.
Indian Mythology: Mentions the Naga, serpent-like beings inhabiting a vast underground world.
Naga (Snake):
Batak (Sumatra):The earth once rested on the three horns of the giant snake Naga Padoha, who grew tired of its burden and shook it off into the sea.
Batara Guru sent his son Layang-layang-mandi ("Diving Swallow") to bind Naga Padoha's hands and feet, but the serpent still struggles and causes earthquakes, and it will again throw the earth into the sea when it breaks its fetters.
Praveen explained that Nagas, serpent-like beings, are worshipped in Hinduism.
He described them as shape-shifting reptilian gods and emphasized that the Nagas are considered the origin of human civilization in many cultures, including Cambodia.
In Cambodian history, the first queen is believed to have been a Naga, and humans are said to have intermarried with the Nagas.
Praveen noted that the word "Naga" denotes a serpent-like or reptilian being and highlighted that references to serpent-like figures appear across various cultures, including ancient Israel and the Bible, where the term "serpent" has similar connotations.
He further explains that there are 12 dimensions of Naga.
The Naga is central to mysticism, and wherever people have closed their eyes to withdraw from the external world, the serpent has been a significant symbol.
These experiences, which occurred without him seeking them, have led him to understand the deeper symbolism and consciousness that the Naga embodies.
Sadhguru lists the 12 aspects of Naga, which are:
12 Dimensions of Naga
Naga, serpent-like beings inhabiting a vast underground world
Nagas
On his tablet discovery claim, Churchward recounted discovering ancient clay tablets in India, written in a mysterious “Naga-Maya language.” Those tablets, he claimed, originated from Mu.
That is his Naacal (Naga-Maya) tablet source layer.
Churchward: Pacific, from Hawaii-Mangaia and Marianas-Easter spans, with Naga-Maya tablets as his source claim.