Mahabharat Episode Discussion Thread # 18 - Page 74

Originally posted by: Shriya95

Why d heck did blindy announce his super plan like that😆

Originally posted by: -Shani-

If the show is to end with RA, then how much time will they waste on Gandhari cursing Krishna tomorrow?

I mean, it is going to be a one-hour epi, right?

What do we have for tomorrow?

Gandhari curse, RA, and obviously Krishna seekh...but for a one-hour epi??

Hello Friends,

A Very Happy Independence Day to All my fellow Indians.

I was seeing discussions happening in previous pages of this thread about the purpose of this war. This is my perception of it. I respect all contrary views to it as well.

For me this War was an indication of how things can go horribly wrong when humans don't tend to control those emotions that cater to their behavior and in turn affect fellow beings. This power hunger, anger ,revenge ,jealousy ,ego and lust forms weaknesses of human character and are present in everyone .It's just how you control those feelings and how you let those feelings control you is where difference lies. This War laid its foundation with a woman's ambitious dreams of acquiring kingdom and probably sowed first seed with unrealistic ambitions of a blind king. They transcended it further with greed and lust for power of duryodhana aided by revenge seeking Shakuni. Ultimately these feelings made them all do biggest adharma with Dyut Sabha being ultimate low point. Here as much as unrighteous ones were responsible...so were those righteous ones who kept quiet or didn't do anything to stop them. This War didn't have any winners, it just had survivors. Survivors who were required to rule and give justice to rest of those who survived the catastrophe.

War is never a solution. It is always an effect or consequence. Was this a dharma yudh? As someone said Dharma's definition is subjective to people's interpretation of it. For me biggest dharma followed is very rightly as pointed by Krishna in one of episode is Non Violence (Ahimsa) as saying too goes - Ahimsa parmodharma. Eventually 68 years ago an old man with this conviction in his mind helped us ultimately to achieve our independence this very day.

Jai Hind!

Originally posted by: angeala95

If gandhari is cursing they might show it fulfilled too!! Why do i feel its gonna end with krishna's death?? 😭

Originally posted by: naq5

no please not that😲 it wiill end wih krishna seekh frm wht i get frm ssb

Originally posted by: riti4u

Hello Friends,

A Very Happy Independence Day to All my fellow Indians.

I was seeing discussions happening in previous pages of this thread about the purpose of this war. This is my perception of it. I respect all contrary views to it as well.

For me this War was an indication of how things can go horribly wrong when humans don't tend to control those emotions that cater to their behavior and in turn affect fellow beings. This power hunger, anger ,revenge ,jealousy ,ego and lust forms weaknesses of human character and are present in everyone .It's just how you control those feelings and how you let those feelings control you is where difference lies. This War laid its foundation with a woman's ambitious dreams of acquiring kingdom and probably sowed first seed with unrealistic ambitions of a blind king. They transcended it further with greed and lust for power of duryodhana aided by revenge seeking Shakuni. Ultimately these feelings made them all do biggest adharma with Dyut Sabha being ultimate low point. Here as much as unrighteous ones were responsible...so were those righteous ones who kept quiet or didn't do anything to stop them. This War didn't have any winners, it just had survivors. Survivors who were required to rule and give justice to rest of those who survived the catastrophe.

War is never a solution. It is always an effect or consequence. Was this a dharma yudh? As someone said Dharma's definition is subjective to people's interpretation of it. For me biggest dharma followed is very rightly as pointed by Krishna in one of episode is Non Violence (Ahimsa) as saying too goes - Ahimsa parmodharma. Eventually 68 years ago an old man with this conviction in his mind helped us ultimately to achieve our independence this very day.

Jai Hind!