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Karna was given lesson by Drona?? when? i didn't read this in vyasa?
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Originally posted by: Patrarekha
Karna was given lesson by Drona?? when? i didn't read this in vyasa?
Originally posted by: Patrarekha
Ekalavya i am not sure whether really was as ambitious as Karna to obtain divine weapons (i feel he is far more greater than both Karna-Arjun) he was happy with statue and his self attained skill
Karna wanted to be regarded as greatest Archer so he needed the divyastra
No idea... its again one of those sentences where I could not make head or tail of it.
Originally posted by: Patrarekha
one needn't be weak to get killed by Krishna , Krishna could kill greatest warrior of the universe as well
If attainment of divyaastra was the criteria then Arjuna is clear winner. He beat everyone at their acquisition thanks in part to daddy dearest (Indra).Originally posted by: Patrarekha
Ekalavya i am not sure whether really was as ambitious as Karna to obtain divine weapons (i feel he is far more greater than both Karna-Arjun) he was happy with statue and his self attained skill
Karna wanted to be regarded as greatest Archer so he needed the divyastra
The way you put it now makes sense 👏Originally posted by: AnjanaYYZ
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The best I grasped out of this was like the Parvati - Nadi-Sea dialogue. One needs to do what is in keeping with ones nature (Singh) needs to hunt so other creatures can eat... and Warrior Arjuna needs to win competition for the betterment of all not just himself.
He succeeded in hitting the target. This may have been the footing of identification.Originally posted by: AnjanaYYZ
What I don't understand from yesterday's epi is how Karna concluded Brahmin Yuvan was Arjuna? 😳