Puraana Paatra Parichaya 13 – Patanjali

Patanjali is believed to be an incarnation of Adishesha, the thousand-headed serpent who serves as the divine bed of Lord Vishnu. In this form, he descended to earth to share the wisdom of yoga, grammar, and Ayurveda for the well-being of humanity.

Puraana Paatra Parichaya 12 – Yami

Puraana Paatra Parichaya 11 – Shaardula

Shardula form of Shiva represents him with the strength and ferocity of a tiger, symbolizing his role as a powerful protector and destroyer of evil. In this form, Shiva embodies raw primal energy, with "Shardula" meaning tiger, highlighting his dominance over wild forces and his mastery of nature.

Puraana Paatra Parichaya 10 – Kratu

Kratu, one of the Saptarishis in Hindu tradition, is a mind-born son of Brahma known for his wisdom and role in performing yagnas. Associated with spiritual knowledge and cosmic order, he played a key part in preserving dharma and guiding humanity through Vedic teachings and sacred rituals.

Puraana Paatra Parichaya 09 – Andakaasura

Andakasura was a powerful demon born from the sweat of Lord Shiva, who later turned arrogant and desired to possess Parvati. Due to his evil actions and inability to recognize Shiva as his creator, he was ultimately slain by Lord Shiva in his fierce Bhairava form.

Puraana Paatra Parichaya 08 – Astika Rishi

Astika Rishi was the wise son of the sage Jaratkaru and the serpent princess Manasa, making him part human and part naga by lineage. He is celebrated for stopping King Janamejaya’s snake sacrifice (Sarpa Satra), thereby saving the serpent race from extinction through his wisdom and compassion. 

Puraana Paatra Parichaya 06 –King Anaranya

King Anaranya was a noble ruler of the Ikshvaku dynasty, known for his valor and adherence to dharma. When defeated by Ravana in battle, he proclaimed a curse that Ravana would ultimately be destroyed by a descendant of his own lineage—Lord Rama.

Puraana Paatra Parichaya 07 – Ashoka Sundari

Ashoka Sundari is the daughter of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, created from a wish-fulfilling tree (Kalpavriksha) to ease Parvati’s loneliness. She is associated with beauty and grace, and is believed to marry Nahusha, a powerful king in Hindu mythology.

Puraana Paatra Parichaya 05 –Gritsamada

Galava Rishi was a revered sage and disciple of Vishwamitra in ancient Hindu texts. Known for his devotion and determination, he played a key role in the story of King Yayati, where he fulfilled his guru’s difficult demand by obtaining horses as guru dakshina through divine assistance.

Puraana Paatra Parichaya 04 –Galava Rishi