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Praveen Mohan asks whether a reported complex under the Khafre pyramid belongs to the Nagas, serpent beings of Indian story. He starts from a painted wall, some 3300 years old, with a five headed snake under a resting figure, drops of water, a crocodile, and legs on the snake. By sound he treats Egyptian Nehebkau as the same god, a guardian old scrolls set over the underworld. An Indian town now called Nagda is, he says, credited by elders to a reptile king. Deep radar under Khafre, passages past 2000 feet (609 meters) and halls longer than a mile, is his picture of a territory such beings could occupy for good, a Nagaloka like doors he says he has shown in Southeast Asia. A looted prince’s burial and a 2011 vault at Padmanabhaswamy, flanked by two serpent figures, stand for reptile treasure and for doors officials will not open. The space might hold wealth or advanced knowledge. A link to Atlantis is only posed, and a longer clip is kept for paying members.
Key points
- A five headed snake under a resting figure is his visual link between Indian Nagas and an Egyptian painting.
- He treats Nehebkau as the same deity, a serpent set over the underworld in Egyptian writing.
- Radar under Khafre is described as mile scale depths fit for a lasting underground territory, which he calls Nagaloka.
- An Indian town’s lore of a reptile founder is set beside that scan.
- A 2011 temple vault guarded by two serpent figures, and a looted royal burial, are his pictures of hidden reptile wealth.
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You can even see water droplets and a crocodile in this 3,300 years old painting.
Praveen Mohan, Nagas under the Khafre pyramid
He reads animals and drops of water in an old painted scene as more than decoration. Watch at 1:05
Archeologists have unearthed many many artifacts related to the Serpent like creatures here, other than anywhere else.
Praveen Mohan, Nagas under the Khafre pyramid
Serpent figures, he says, cluster in this district more densely than anywhere else. Watch at 3:43
In 2011, authorities found a vault in Padmanabhaswamy temple.
Praveen Mohan, Nagas under the Khafre pyramid
A South Indian temple vault from 2011 is his comparison for sealed wealth linked to serpent guardians. Watch at 8:39
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