Lessons Learnt From Kurukshetra - Page 2

Originally posted by: Brishti_Sarkar

Lovely post Bheegi Di. Apart from agreeing I also learnt a lot from your post. I would like to add this,
You get back what you do. This is why none of those unfair deaths were actually unfair. Duryodhana had rarely been fair to his cousins. Thus, he should not expect to receive any fair fight.

Scars never fade. This is not a lesson, but a truth we learn from the battle. The anger, emotions and constant disappointment led to this war. Desire from the Kauravs, and tha humiliation, unfairness the Pandavs had received. They demanded a lot from the war. But sadly they got nothing. But I think still it's a good truth to know. These scars, be it happy of sad, never fade. So think before you perform your action

Originally posted by: amritat

Beautiful post Bheegi...

I agree with each and every point of yours...

When, we fall short in terms of "physical strength" that's when the mind comes in...

Afterall, the mind is the greatest strength of a human being...

good points observed by you!

Bheegi, great post! 👍🏼

Beautiful post dear. I am surely going to tell this to my students...😊

Taking right decision at the right time without thinking what society will think about me. I mean many times lot of bad decisions by good people are taken fearing their image in the society. When Krishna takes the chakra to kill Bheeshma forgetting his pledge he himself shows us, if we are on the side of dharma we shouldnt fear speaking up or taking decisions. Because only such strong decision can change society.

Originally posted by: Sabhayata

nice post bheegi

here are my few cents

1)always wait for the right time.There is a right time for everything pandvas waited for 13 years to get their justice they spent that time preparing ,doing penances and the 13 years later came the right time to fight for justice and when they did they won

2)Always know your enemies weakness.Because your enemies weakness is your greatest strength.Pandavas used the weaknesses of both Bhishma and Drona against them

3)In life sometimes you may feel like all is lost but sometimes even while losing you earn something greater and much more valuable.A lot great warriors died in the war from both sides Abhimanyu,Gatotkacha,Bhishma,Drona,Karna etc and their death may mean they lost that battle but they ended up earning something much more valuable i.e everlasting fame and glory that is why even after 5000 years they are so loved.So sometimes loss may actually not be a loss

Originally posted by: nuckts

good points observed by you!

Originally posted by: .Vrish.

Bheegi, great post! 👍🏼