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rishi (Sanskrit: "seer; one who sees") — is a word that simply means a sage or a divine seer in general. the great sages of ancient India who, in deep states of meditation (communion with the cosmos), and through spiritual experimentation, discovered the underlying, fundamental truths of the Universe, and whose teachings formed the basis for the spiritual culture of the ancient Vedic civilization.

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If Akrodha is considered a virtue, then why most sages and Devtas do not possess it?

I haven't read a lot of mythology or either of the vedas, puranas but from whatever I have read and heard all my life, almost every rishi had huge anger issues, like Parshuram, Indra, Kali aur rudra roop … of Shiva and almost any of the rishi munis of that time. …
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