Great Symbols Of Indian Mythology and it's importance in this Yuga! - Page 11

Originally posted by: KanhaKiChutki

Exactly. Till Krishna and the Gita, Parth was a karamveer. Draupadi and Dharmaraj realised the difference between moh and prem, whereas it took the Gita to make Parth understand that.

In fact, in a lot of senses they had surrendered to Him before Parth had. His surrender came later.

Originally posted by: KrishnaPriyaa

Moh and Prem is not all they realised. they also realised that Krishna is all, and what happens, happens for a reason. That is why Panchali calls out to Krishna in the Dyut Sabha.

Originally posted by: KanhaKiChutki

True. And after the Dyut, even Dharmaraj did. Why I mentioned moh and prem is, that was one of His teachings in the Gita, apart from surrender.

Another of His teachings that fascinates me, is the three Gunas: Rajoguna, Tamoguna, Satvaguna.

Originally posted by: KanhaKiChutki

True. And after the Dyut, even Dharmaraj did. Why I mentioned moh and prem is, that was one of His teachings in the Gita, apart from surrender.

Another of His teachings that fascinates me, is the three Gunas: Rajoguna, Tamoguna, Satvaguna.

Originally posted by: ..RamKiJanaki..

Exactly. Till the dyut sabha, Dharmaraja did not have a true grasp of Dharma either. But afterwards, during his 13 years of penance, he had his own personal Gita in the form of Krishna and Panchali's teachings. He realized what true Dharma was, and he would never again make the same mistake.

Originally posted by: KrishnaPriyaa

He also says that none of the three Gunas matter, for though they cme from Him, they are not in HIm. Thus again, if you surrender to Him, you have bypassed all the three Gunas, and you are with Him, in His consciousness.

Originally posted by: KanhaKiChutki

True. He also likens people that Arjuna knew to each Guna, saying that had they surrendered to Him, they could have been free from them.

Originally posted by: KrishnaPriyaa

His teachings are vast and amazing. If we follow them, we will live an ideal life.

Originally posted by: KrishnaPriyaa

He did penance for his mistake. Most don't.

Originally posted by: ..RamKiJanaki..

And yet people prefer characters like Duryodhan and Karna who never did penance, never felt remorse for what they did. 🤢

I honestly do not understand people's skewed mindset, blaming Dharmaraj for his mistake despite his consequent penance and remorse, and glorifying Duryodhan and Karna despite the fact that they made the bigger and worse mistake and never repented. 😕

It's like people of this generation purposefully prefer the villains in the story because it's more fashionable nowadays.