Guru Purnima had 10 stories of Guru Vedavyasa: Born with the birth of the creator of Mahabharata

Religion Desk, Ahmedabad: Friday is Guru Purnima. In our texts many great gurus, Rishi-Munis have been shown. Maharishi Ved Vyas is one of them. He also created a huge volume such as Mahabharat. In which he is also a character. Today we are showing you 10 things that have been associated with Maharishi Vedas, which few people know.

1-Vedavis was born as soon as she was born, because her mother Satyavati had asked for a blessing before settling with Parasar Muni that her son would not be ordinary but a magician. So, with birth, Maharishi Vyas became a young man and had gone to Dvipayana Islands to do penance. They were blackened by penance. That is why he is known as Krishna dvyapayana. Due to the division of Vedas, they were published in the name of Vedavis.

2-Maharishi Vedavavas created Mahabharata only. Maharishi went on speaking and Lord Shringesh went to write this scripture.

3 - Mahatir Vedavis was blessed with the blessings of Dhritarashtra, Pandu and Vidur. The Kauravas were born from their blessings too.

4-Pandava was narrated by Maharishi Vedavas only to the story of Dorpi's ancestor. After that Pandavas went to Droopadi Swayamwar.

5-Maharishi Vedavya had told Yudhishtir about 13 years ago that the entire Kshatriyas were destroyed including the Kauravas.

6-Maharishi Vedavasi had provided Sanjay's divine vision, which gave Sanjay the description of the entire Mahabharata to Dhritarashtra in the palace.

7-After Mahabharata's war, Maharishi Vedavas revived the dead warriors for one night for their rage.

8- Maharishi Vedavas, when he saw the increasing influence of Kali Yuga, asked Pandavas to travel in heaven.

9-texts show Shukdev, the son of Maharishi Ved Vyas. Shukdev had told the story of Shrimadbhagavat only to King Prakyaks.

In the 10-texts, 7 unmarried people are shown, Maharishi Vedavius ​​is also one of them. That is why they are still alive today.

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