- 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...
- was
linked to an
earlier curse.
Bhanumati had once
displeased the sage
Durvasas in the
garden of Raivata,
which led to the sage
cursing her to fall into...
- exile,
Durvasa and
several disciples arrived at Hastinapura. Duryodhana, with his
maternal uncle, Shakuni,
managed to
gratify the sage.
Durvasa was pleased...
- that was
reclaimed from the sea.
According to the Mahabharata, the sage
Durvasa once
visited Krishna and his wife Rukmini. The sage
wished that the pair...
- 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...
- the lake.
Durvasa Rishi had come here from
Maharashtra to cool his
right side.
Pointing to a slab of stone, she [shri Mataji] said
Durvasa Rishi had done...
-
became the
cause of his
rescue from that
miserable plight.(13,72). Sage
Durvasa resided at
Dvaravati for a long time (13,160).
Arjuna visited Dvaravati...
- Purana, the
famously short-tempered sage
Durvasa met
Krishna and
Rukmini when he was on a pilgrimage.
Durvasa asked the
couple to be
yoked onto his chariot...
-
request of sage
Durvasa (who was
renowned for his
short temper and
bestowing curses)
Krishna and
Rukmini pulled a
chariot taking sage
Durvasa to
their house...
