In the Mahabharata and ancient Indian mythology, Vrihaspati is the revered teacher and spiritual guide of the Devas (gods). Known as the personification of wisdom and the planet Jupiter, Vrihaspati embodies knowledge, virtue, and dharma (righteousness). His guidance is essential to the gods, helping them navigate challenges and uphold cosmic order. Vrihaspati’s wisdom and dedication to truth make him a prominent figure, often consulted on matters of morality, strategy, and spirituality. His teachings and insights are crucial in the stories where gods and humans seek higher understanding and guidance.
Garuda embarks on a courageous quest to secure the Amrita and free his mother. Along his journey, he confronts gods, divine weapons, and powerful serpents, displaying unmatched strength and intelligence.
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