

Episode 360: Chapter 1, verses 19 - 23
11 snips Dec 24, 2019
Delve into Arjuna's emotional turmoil as he stands between two warring factions, questioning his purpose. Explore the dichotomy of loyalty and confidence as the characters prepare for the impending battle. The discussion sheds light on the importance of dharma in resolving inner conflict. Listeners will appreciate the contrast between the determined Pandavas and the insecure Duryodhana, offering profound insights into the psychology of the characters in the Mahabharata.
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Source of Conflict
- Dhritarashtra's mindset reveals a division between "mine" and "others."
- This duality creates conflict, as seen in his inability to view his nephews, the Pandavas, as his own.
Dharma and Conflict
- Conflict arises from duality and neglecting one's dharma (duty).
- Dhritarashtra's failure to follow his dharma led to the Mahabharata war.
Sanjaya's Loyalty
- Sanjaya, Dhritarashtra's advisor, remained loyal even after the war.
- He accompanied Dhritarashtra to the forest until they were caught in a fire.