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| − | A serpent with 1000 heads in Hindu lore. This god will appear in the beginning and end of a world. Ananta is Sanskrit for "infinite". After resting on him, Vishnu woke up and created the universe. | + | A serpent with 1000 heads in Hindu lore. This god will appear in the beginning and end of a world. Ananta is Sanskrit for "infinite". After resting on him, [[Vishnu]] woke up and created the universe. |
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A serpent with 1000 heads in Hindu lore. This god will appear in the beginning and end of a world. Ananta is Sanskrit for "infinite". After resting on him, Vishnu woke up and created the universe.
