Arjuna

any development in the grand court was alarmed hearing the trepidation in the voice calling her out. She rushed to the petrified maid who was gasping for breath and firmly placed a hand on her shoulder. “Tell me” She said. “Rajkumari, it is Yuvraj Arjuna” the maid replied. Draupadi’s heart sunk, she found herself stepping back, stumbling. After pausing for another breath, the maid continued, “Rajkumar Yudhisthira lost him as well.” “Look, the son of a blind man is blind as well.” These words that

Moksha and Bhagavad Gita As we all know, the Bhagavad Gita is a narrative framework of dialogues between Lord Krishna and His disciple Warrior Arjuna. There are 18 chapters with 700 verses in it. This book has been revered by some senior executives like president Obama and is often gifted to top leaders of the world by us Indians. This reading has been compared with the best of management and “well being” books and we Indians pride ourselves as being the land of the Gita. Yours Truly has

to feel superior, man cannot connect to the world around him due to his chase for the unattainable. The isolation from this can be detrimental to the soul, as the connect to God is severed. Krishna presents that statement here while speaking to Arjuna, “Pride, arrogance, conceit, anger, harshness and ignorance – these qualities belong to those of demoniac nature, O son of Prtha” (CITATION). The notion that this trait, amongst the many others, creates bondage rather than freedom, “The transcendental

Happiness is simply what we think , what we do, what we loose and what we achieve . Happiness is not only state of being happy or satisfied, it’s much more than that. It’s the experience of joy , it is something what we get after overcoming an obstacle. It’s a feel to be felt . “HAPPINESS comes from within and is found in the present moment by making peace with the past and looking forward to the future ” -DAINIS WAITLY

Characterisation of Duryodhana in Bhasa’s play Urubhanga Bhasa starts his play Urubhanga with the picturisation of samandhapanjaka war in the eyes of warriers. There after the war of two equal fighters Bhima and Duryodhana.In between the explanations of their physical features Bhima fall down with the beat of Duryodhana with his mace. Duryodhana advised him to come out of fear. When their war restart Krishna advised Bhima to hit Duryodhana in his thigh. It is quite different from current phrases

In The Táin and the Mahābhārata, brothers slaughter and mourn over brothers, parents are separated from their children, and husbands and wives quarrel and grow apart; the ideals of these epics seem to suggest that avoiding desires and violence will resolve such familial conflict. However, it is difficult to generalize from these dramatic epics since they do not necessarily resolve conflicts within families or settle disputes realistically. Nonetheless, the texts offer explanations as to why dysfunctional

First step in gaining the supreme knowledge about the God is to understand oneself. First six chapters of the Bahgvad Gita deal with the objective of understanding true nature of the self. “Demystifying the Bhagvad Gita (Vol-I): Understanding the self” is based on first six chapters of the Bhagvad Gita to help readers understand this ancient wisdom with modern knowledge. This book is a sequel of “Demystifying the Bhagvad Gita (Vol-I): Understanding the Self”. We saw in the last chapter of volume-I

Shanaita Shandilya Ms. Kanika Dang Thesis Paper 29th November 2016 Title?? Many people believe that it is fate that determines the course that one’s life will take; they often overlook karma, a direct result of our decisions and choices that decides how our life pans out Krishna’s words to Draupadi- “Just as we cast off worn clothes and wear new ones, when the times arrives, the soul casts off the body and finds a new one to work out its

Disobedience often reflects a person’s ethical ground—and displays a person’s beliefs that something is morally incorrect. Through disobedience, cultures gain the ability to evaluate situations in their entirety and construct decisions built off of careful consideration of the effects of their actions. Arjun, in The Bhagavad-Gita, exhibits disobedience through his initial decision not to engage in combat on the battlefield; but, Arjun also discards his duties as a warrior through his protest. The

Love and Devotion: Everlasting Concepts with Innumerable Meanings It’s said that college will be the best years of your life. So far college has encompassed the most stressful, depressing, challenging, but above all enriching months of my near nineteen years. Rainbow Rowell of Fangirl once described physical time in college, describing that “months are different in college, especially freshman year. Too much happens. Every freshman month equals six regular months—they 're like dog months”. Over this