Yakshas are supernatural beings in the Mahabharata, often depicted as guardians of nature, wealth, and hidden treasures. Known for their mystical powers and dual nature, they can appear as benevolent protectors or fierce challengers to those who cross into their sacred realms. With ties to Kubera, the god of wealth, Yakshas are both feared and revered. Their stories add depth to ancient Indian mythology, exploring themes of loyalty, protection, and the mysteries of the natural world.
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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