Uttanka Goes to Paushya’s Kingdom
In this post, Uttanka goes to Paushya’s kingdom to ask for the queen’s earrings.
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Rishi Veda’s Wife Puts Uttanka in a Dilemma
In this post, we see how Uttanka pleases his teacher, Veda, with his conduct. and what happens when he insists on giving his teacher an honorarium.
Destiny Tests Uttanka (Rishi Veda’s Disciple)
In this post, we will see how destiny tested Rishi Veda’s disciple Uttanka.
In Praise of the Serpents
This post contains the words Uttanka said in praise of the serpents when he was in Naga-loka.
Rishi Veda Chooses to be a Teacher and Enter Into Domestic Life
In this post, Rishi Ayoda-Dhaumya’s student Veda enters the domestic mode of life, becomes a teacher, and gets three students of his own. He also gets appointed to an important post by King Janamejaya.
Rishi Ayoda-Dhaumya Tests his Pupil Veda
In this short post, we’ll see how Veda, the most promising of Ayoda-Dhaumya’s students, had to pass the most difficult trial. We’ll also see the fruits of his labour.
Upamanyu Glorifies the Aswin Twins to Regain his Eyesight
Upamanyu (rishi Ayoda-Dhaumya’s pupil) prays to the Aswin Kumaras to regain his eyesight that he had lost after eating Arka leaves.
This post has a spiritual, scientific, and allegorical message.
Rishi Ayoda-Dhaumya Tests His Pupil Upamanyu
In this post, we learn about the Puranic story where Rishi Ayoda-Dhauma tests his student, Upamanyu.
Rishi Ayoda-Dhaumya Tests His Pupil Aruni
This post describes how rishi Ayoda-Dhaumya tests one of his disciple, Aruni by giving him the task to fix a breach in the water-course in a nearby field.
Janamejaya’s Search for a Purohit to Neutralize Sarama’s Curse
King Janamejaya, alarmed by Sarama’s curse, goes in search for a purohit who can absolve him and his brothers from the curse.
The Curse of Sarama – the Celestial She-Dog
This post contains the story of why King Janamejaya and his brothers were cursed by Sarama the celestial female dog.
Ending of the Parva Sangraha
This post explains the positive transformative effect of reading the Mahabharata.