(Sanskrit नाग. In Tibetan: klu) Generally, "serpent." Also, "serpent-demon, shark, not moving, one of the 5 airs of the human body, best or most excellent of any kind, number 7, cloud, tree, cruel man, Indian cobra, sun, elephant."
1. Powerful water spirits who take the forms of serpents or serpent-humans.
2. A descriptive term referring to a master (whether white or black). "In the East, the Mahatmas are called “Nagas”—that is to say, “serpents.” This is why all of the guardians from the sacred crypts of the temples of mysteries have the figures of gigantic serpents who only allow initiates to enter." - Samael Aun Weor, The Revolution of Beelzebub
