~KRISHNA'S TEACHINGS IN MAHABHARAT ~

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Thank u for keeping this log of Krishnas insights from the show that offers space for reflection

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Posted: 12 years ago

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episode 25th October 2013

it is always better to take decisions for future thinking dharma rather than for selfish reason. if u take decisions for securing dharma , the future will be secured automatically.

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Posted: 12 years ago

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episode 28th october 2013

redemption helps the one to make their soul stronger to face the punishment for their deed.

a punishment wid out repent will never make person free of their bad karmas

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Posted: 12 years ago

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it is always better to take decisions for future thinking dharma rather than for selfish reason. if u take decisions for securing dharma , the future will be secured automatically.

redemption helps the one to make their soul stronger to face the punishment for their deed.

a punishment wid out repent will never make person free of their bad karmas

Very well written

Thank you very much for this Thread

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rasyafan

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Posted: 12 years ago

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princessof kesar today did you see your NARAYAN in DKDM 😆 he is back 😉

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Originally posted by: princessofkesar
episode 28th october 2013
redemption helps the one to make their soul stronger to face the punishment for their deed.
a punishment wid out repent will never make person free of their bad karmas

I normally don't comment here, but I found the lesson of Monday rather jarring, to say the least.

Krishna, as depicted here, implied that since Pandu had committed a killing, he deserved to die, despite his remorse. This would be correct had Pandu committed a wilful murder. Something like Duryodhan's attempt to kill Bhima. But what Pandu did, while tragic, was an accident, and Pandu punished himself for it, first by renouncing the throne, and then living a life of renunciation. He would have been perfectly happy to go to swargalok directly, except that it wasn't allowed for anybody who had no offspring.

Essentially, Krishna's message was that if someone killed, the just punishment for that was death. But it totally avoided the question of whether the killing was wilfully malicious, or unknowing & accidental. Pandu had no intention nor desire to kill Rishi Kindama & his girlfriend, so I found it rather jarring that this Krishna (since the original Krishna never opined on whether Rishi Kindama's curse was justified or not) justified his death, and made his repentance a complete side note to other things

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: .Vrish.

I normally don't comment here, but I found the lesson of Monday rather jarring, to say the least.

Krishna, as depicted here, implied that since Pandu had committed a killing, he deserved to die, despite his remorse. This would be correct had Pandu committed a wilful murder. Something like Duryodhan's attempt to kill Bhima. But what Pandu did, while tragic, was an accident, and Pandu punished himself for it, first by renouncing the throne, and then living a life of renunciation. He would have been perfectly happy to go to swargalok directly, except that it wasn't allowed for anybody who had no offspring.

Essentially, Krishna's message was that if someone killed, the just punishment for that was death. But it totally avoided the question of whether the killing was wilfully malicious, or unknowing & accidental. Pandu had no intention nor desire to kill Rishi Kindama & his girlfriend, so I found it rather jarring that this Krishna (since the original Krishna never opined on whether Rishi Kindama's curse was justified or not) justified his death, and made his repentance a complete side note to other things

he gives message on basis of incident to be applied to the present situation , does not tell what happened was rite /wrong n who is correct /wrong in that situation, ultimately leaves us to think the same situation in different way before judging the things only based on our pov.

for eg pandu did so much of remorse , n he was gud at heart . anyone would have expected that he should be freed from curse by now which he got for accidental death of that rishi.

but wat was mistake of pandu - killing the two people ? no he is king n Kshatriya he can't be so careless n overconfident while using weapons, due to his actions two innocent people lost life.

wat punishment he got - that wenever he will come close to his wife he will get closer to his death n die.

so his punishment was he will be life long deprived of physical relationship with his wife , , which he had to suffer in this life.

wid remorse n by doing tyaag he made himself stronger to bear it.

but this does not reverse the curse , he has to complete the punishment . his slightest weakness for few min gave opportunity to death to take away his life.

this is the angle krishna expected to see us , he does not say pandu should have died or pandu killed rishi intentionally

all he says wen u commit mistake , n if u r given certain amount of punishment u have to face it , its u r prarabdha /fate due to ur karma.

wen u do remorse along wid it , n gud karma , the intensity of punishment , pain suffered due to punishment gets lessen as during this process we are already strong to face it.

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: rasyafan
princessof kesar today did you see your NARAYAN in DKDM 😆 he is back 😉

yeah loved his entry , but some how i njoy sonarika- saurabh more as bro sis than puja-saurabh.

but he stole my heart the moment vishnu was shown in vaikunth.😳

laxmi was missing

god knows they may hire pallavi only to do cameo there😆

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rasyafan

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: princessofkesar

yeah loved his entry , but some how i njoy sonarika- saurabh more as bro sis than puja-saurabh.
but he stole my heart the moment vishnu was shown in vaikunth.😳
laxmi was missing
god knows they may hire pallavi only to do cameo there😆

I was asking the same ki if Vishnuji has returned to Vaikunth then why not laxmiji 😕
My guess is SRJ has come back for this episode only soon he will start shooting for Mahabharat
but let's wait n watch what happens
Yes Sonarika was nice n beautiful who's pallavi????

Edited by rasyafan - 12 years ago