Publisher's Synopsis
Mahabharata is the head of Indian culture and literature and the heritage of India. Mahabharata is not about good or bad, it is about people, their personal complexities, their thoughts about philosophy of life, about people, about war and even the direction or possibility of various scientific discoveries .Points out and which is still relevant today. The Mahabharata teaches us that death will happen to everyone because those who are born will die and that is inevitable. It is a normal rule. Mahabharata has many valuable family lessons.
When we look at Karna's life, we realize that the kind being humble and generous is not enough in this world. The unconditional support of friends like Krishna can do wonders. No one automatically deserves one; One has to fight for it. Those who learn like Arjuna throughout their life will achieve the impossible. Many times Bhishma Enemies come in the form of friends like Vidura, Drona . Abhimanyu Chakravyuh story teaches us that half knowledge can be more dangerous than not knowing. From Eklavya we learn that no one can stop one's desires. The most important social lesson of the Mahabharata is that of life to understand the importance of strategy, planning and approach to living.
It opens up new horizons of thought and grasps the fleeting moment of truth. This is why the epic is still relevant today. We have to bow down to Maharishi Vyasa's wisdom. Politicians and common people alike are of this text identify with, because it echoes their own thought processes and actions. Human ambition, the incredible intensity of material pleasures, the desire for power or power, the desire to dominate others, the good and the bad of human nature are covered in this amazing saga of literature . It continues. Mahabharata never ends. The main principle of this story was that the dishonest may have short -term victory, but in the end, the honest will always win.
