In the text: 9.4-5

Durvasa

दुर्वासा

A great yogi whose sudden wrath at Ambarisha sent him fleeing across heaven and Vaikuntha until he fell at the king's feet.

Appears in

King Ambarisha's mind, senses, and Dvadashi fast — Skandha 9, adhyaya 4 — An emperor who uses every sense for Krishna is caught between breaking a sacred fast and disrespecting the hot-tempered guest Durvasa.
The Sudarshana discus chases Durvasa back to Ambarisha's feet — Skandha 9, adhyaya 5 — Fleeing the Lord's discus across the worlds, Durvasa hears from Vishnu himself: 'I am not free; my saintly devotees own my heart.'

Embodies

Pride humbled — Brahma, Indra and the sage Durvasa each try to measure the Lord, and each one ends up on his knees asking pardon.

Questions to explore

Why did Durvasa become furious when Ambarisha broke his fast with a drop of water?
Why could neither Brahma nor Shiva shield Durvasa from the Sudarshana disc?
What did Vishnu tell Durvasa about how the Lord's heart is bound to his devotees (9.4.63-68)?

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