Vishvamitra was very impressed with the power that spirituality holds and he wanted to reach the top of the spiritual ladder. He wanted to make sure that he received all the titles of a rishi.

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Vishvamitra’s generosity was very famous and continues to be famous even today. We have come to an understanding of this personality’s ever giving quality through various stories. The story of Trishanku's heaven is very enthralling.

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The great sage Vishvamitra is said to have had various wives named Haimavati and Shailavati but their mention is not as prominent as his celestial nymph wife – Menaka. Menaka, an extraordinarily beautiful apsara, was a result of the Samudra Manthan incident between the gods and the demons.

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The Vishvamitra vs Vashishtha clashes were infamous then and continue to be now. When two strong personalities exist together, there are bound to be fights and attempts to showcase their superiority. Vishvamitra had a tendency to keep clashing with Vashishtha to prove his power and supremacy over him.

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A sage having various titles to his name, Vishvamitra is indeed a great rishi to be remembered for his innumerable contributions to the world of knowledge. Vishvamitra is known as a Brahmarishi, Rajarishi and Saptarishi.

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Jamadagni is the seventh Saptarishi in the current Manvantara (duration of a Manu). He is the father of Parashurama, the sixth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. He is considered to be the descendent of Bhrigu rishi and one of the Prajapatis created by the god of creation, Brahma.

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Kashyapa along with his students framed the second verse of 10.137 and various hymns in the 8th and 9th Mandala of Rigveda. Along with Rigveda, Kashyapa has also been brought up in other Vedas like Atharvaveda where they are speaking about cosmology which studies the origin and evolution of the universe.

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Atri is one of the Saptarishi known in ancient Indian culture. He was married to Anasuya. Anasuya Devi was a pure woman who practised severity and devotion and is known to have miraculous powers in her. Rishi Atri and Anasuya Devi lived in a small hermitage in the Chitrakoot forest.

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Creator of the river Godavari, Gautama Maharishi is one of the most revered rishis and in fact one of the Saptarishi as well in the Indian culture.  He is also known as Vamadeva Gautama in Rigveda. He has been prominently mentioned in Jainism and Buddhism as well.

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Vashishtha is one of the most well-known sages from ancient India. He is one of the Saptarishi who was the chief creator of the 7th Mandala of Rigveda text. He and his family are mentioned at various places in the Rigveda Purana.

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