Dharmaraj's Indraprastha - Page 7

Originally posted by: DharmaPriyaa

I so want to tell Yudhi-haters that: instead of highlighting his mistakes highlight the way he had purified himself, then only you will be able to learn something from him.

Originally posted by: ..RamKiJanaki..

I think Yudhisthira always respected Dhritarastra because of the lack of a father in his life, and in the absence of Pandu, Dhritarastra was his father, and thus Yudhisthira considered all his orders as one would the orders of a father. Sadly, Dhritarastra never considered him a true son.

The moment Yudhisthira sacrificed Dhritarastra, he was one with Krishna.

Originally posted by: DharmaPriyaa

And before the dice game Yudhi never understood the real face of Dhritarashtra. I can imagined how shocked and pained he was to see his 'father figure's reaction on his harm. I can't forgive Dhritarashtra for using Yudhi's respect to fulfill his swartha. Even when he sent Sanjay to make peace with Pandavas, he expected Yudhi would again melt with his soft words. But that time we can see a different Yudhi who, even with full respect to his uncle, is saying, "Krishna is present here. Let Him speak. I promise you, Sanjay, whatever Krishna will decide will be obeyed by me."

Originally posted by: KanhaKiChutki

Janu, I also think one reason he didn't leave the Dyut was that he was waiting for a command from his 'father' Dhritarashtra. A command that never came.