In the picture of Denny Flynn’s “Demons Nagi” depicts an unequal battle of a brave warrior with monsters of Indian Vedas. The small flame of the torch barely illuminates the battlefield. Bending monsters bared their teeth, dripping poisonous bloody saliva, but our brave man does not scare us with an evil hiss. A person must be stronger than demons.
Nagi, in Hindu mythology, semi-divine beings with a serpentine body and one or several heads. The Nagas were lords of the underworld – pataly, where they guarded the untold treasures of the earth.
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