Every Serpent in Asian Mythology Explained in 22 Minutes
Every Serpent in Asian Mythology Explained in 22 Minutes Shesha is the serpent on which the entire universe rests, and that is not a metaphor. In Hindu mythology, this cosmic being — also called Ananta, meaning "the infinite one" — floats in the primordial ocean of existence with the god Vishnu sleeping across its coils, and according to the Vishnu Purana, Shesha spreads a thousand hoods above like a living canopy over creation itself.
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