- In
Hindu scriptures,
Durvasa (Sanskrit: दुर्वासा, IAST:
Durvāsā), also
known as
Durvasas (Sanskrit: दुर्वासस्), is a
legendary rishi (sage). He is the...
- Chandra, Kubera, etc.
Among these, Kamadeva,
Lopamudra and
Durvasa are the
chief ****istants.
Durvasa represents the
sattva power of the goddess, used to protect...
- the
pardon of the king.
Durvasa went to Ambarisha, who pra**** to
Vishnu to
recall his discus, and save
Durvasa. Thus,
Durvasa's life was spared. Pargiter...
-
failed to
offer the
appropriate hospitality to the short-tempered sage,
Durvasa.
Durvasa cursed her,
stating that the man she was
thinking of to such an extent...
-
chase the sage.
Durvasa fled,
attempting to s**** the
protection of
Brahma and Shiva, but the two
deities denied him refuge. Finally,
Durvasa begged for his...
- left Sha****ala, she grew pensive, and did not
realise Durvasa had
arrived to the ashram.
Durvasa, with a re****tion for
having a
fiery temper, took her...
- food from him. Unprovoked,
Mudgala offered Durvasa all the food that he had.
After eating his meal,
Durvasa smeared the
leftovers all over his body. This...
- Dattatreya, the sage-avatar of Vishnu, Chandra, a form of Brahma, and
Durvasa, the
irascible sage
avatar of Shiva. When Sita and Rama
visit her during...
- exile,
Durvasa and
several disciples arrived at Hastinapura. Duryodhana, with his
maternal uncle, Shakuni,
managed to
gratify the sage.
Durvasa was pleased...
- sage Atri was
married to
Anasuya Devi. They had
three sons, Dattatreya,
Durvasa and Chandra. As per
divine account, he is the last
among the
seven Saptarishis...
