Last night I was doing some soul searching and gazing into my small amber crystal ball.  Faces appeared and told me to "Trust It", and I immediatly knew what they wanted me to trust.  The said "Trust in them", so I'm asking all you about what I have no clue on.

About a year and a half ago I was having a rough patch with my now exboyfriend.  His mother is a clarvoiant mediem and gave me a tarot read.  I don't remember much about it, mostly about good things happening and such.  But one card she pulled talked about my dreams.  She said she would be very interested to know what my dreams that night would bring. (I hardly ever remember my dreams, so I thought nothing.)

That night I remember getting a 3 card tarot read in my dreams.  The middle card had black and red on the back, and when it was fliipped there was a blue gray snake creature mixed with human.  The bottom of the card said N A G A.  I had never heard of such a creature, and was too busy over the next few days to talk to her or check it out.  I did look it up on the internet and found that it was a real "Mythilogical" creature.  But I cannot find what it means and what deck it goes to.  I have also not been able to talk to her about it.  Besides the fact that her son and I broke up a month or so later, she moved and I don't know where to or how to get ahold of her.

So my question falls to all of you, since here I have learned that there are more tarot decks then I can count and some of you have upwards of 100.

Does this NAGA card exist in any of them??  And if so, what deck and what is its meaning???

Thank you

Nagas are mythological creatures from the India regeion if I'm not mistaken. Their upper bodies is that of a human and the bottom is that of a snake. They have a high magick ability and according to some "legends" they have a pearl embedded into their foreheads. Try looking up Naga on Wikipedia.

As to tarot and the naga, there is technically no such card...however it doesn't mean that an artist retitled a card. I haven't seen one that has been retitled, but the Fantasical Creatures by Lisa Hunt (which come out last year sometime) has a Naga featured on one of the cards. The deck is very misty and dream like quality. I'll try to add it as an attachment