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gwen4aero

@gwen4aero

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Posted: 6 years ago

#151

Originally posted by: MahanalayakKarn
Problem is, Gwen, they don't have anything else to say. There is very little positive about Karna, so they have to malign other characters to prop him up.

For the faux Sanskrit scholars here. There is something called a root word. Upagam means "approach." Words derived from the root word mean the same. If you're insisting that the root word means something else, then it has to mean the same thing in the Karna situation with Suyodhana also 😆. So if Krishna offered sexual intercourse, Karna and Suyodhana had sexual intercourse. Same word, same meaning.😆

Of course, if you actually knew Sanskrit, you'd know that. Well, Karna lied on his resume, too.😆

The point of the debates should not be to convince the person with whom you debate. You cannot teach differential equation to a three-year kid.Often these individuals are hardened and brainwashed Karna fan and hopeless cases. Your patience would help good who by error think of themselves to Karna fan to see the absurdity of loving such a tick fellow and leave it. It is upon them that I have set my eyes. Kudos for your relentless patience..

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SweetRogue

@SweetRogue

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Posted: 6 years ago

#152

These are the Sanskrit words for intercourse according to the Sanskrit dictionary that YOUR friend PRIYA_VRISHA posted here.

http://spokensanskrit.org/index.php?mode=3&script=hk&tran_input=Intercourse&direct=au

None of them is Upagamisyati or Upagamisyati

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pd_am

@pd_am

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Posted: 6 years ago

#153

Originally posted by: SweetRogue
These are the Sanskrit words for intercourse according to the Sanskrit dictionary that YOUR friend PRIYA_VRISHA posted here.
http://spokensanskrit.org/index.php?mode=3&script=hk&tran_input=Intercourse&direct=au

None of them is Upagamisyati or Upagamisyati

I think we should invite some real time Sanskrit experts/teachers/professors to this forum. This self-experting will not help much. I dont know Sanskrit, so cannot contribute much in this matter.

Let's invite them and also ask for the interpretation of the shlokas, and not just literal translation. Mahabharata is laden with words which are to be analyzed and interpreted correctly to understand the real motive of the characters.