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February 28, 2014

Mahabharat explains all aspects of life..

The Mahabharat contains the cultural history of great (mahãn) India (Bharat). Most of the people often call it as mythological; let me make it very clear it's not MYTHOLOGICAL. because the word mythological means based on MYTHS, where as‘Mahabharat’ is a documentary poem based on true events.

Written by Maharshi Veda Vyãsji, Mahabharat is the fifth Veda. It contains eighteen parvas (chapters) and a hundred thousand shloks.

The author has made it clear that nothing worth saying has been left out, and that nothing pointless has been said.

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In one of the shlok, Maharshi Veda Vyãsji wrote:

धर्मे च अर्थे च कामे च मोक्षे च भरतर्षभ। 
यदिहास्ति तदन्यत्र यन्नेहास्ति न तत्क्वचित् ।।

Dharme cha arthe cha kaame cha mokshe cha bharatarshabha.
Yadhihasti tadanyatra yannehasti na tadkvachit..


Dharma, artha, kãma and moksha considered as four happenings in life. The above shlok means,

Hindi Translation: महर्षि वेदव्यास ने घोषणा की थी कि धर्म, अर्थ, काम और मोक्ष के सम्बन्ध में जो कुछ महाभारत में कह दिया गया है उसके बाद कुछ कहने को शेष नहीं रहता. Dharm, arth, kaam tatha moksh mein vibhajit ye sakal vishwa..Mahabharat ki katha mein samahit hai..Hey Raja Arjun, jo isme nahi woh anyaat kahi nahi..

English Translation: O Arjun!. O scion of the Bharat race, whatever dharma, artha, kaam and moksha exists in the world, exists in the text, whatever is not in the text does not exist elsewhere..

Thus, Mahabharat can be seen in the world, and whatever has not been said here is not to be seen anywhere in the entire Universe. The complete divine volume of this book explains all aspects of life and is considered as an encyclopedia of India’s sanãtan dharma (cultural) history. That’s the main reason it has attained great respect in world literature.

-K Himaanshu Shukla...



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8 comments:

  1. Thanks for sharing this.

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    1. You can share the link Umesh instead of copying the content.

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  3. From which you have taken all these shlokas? Please tell me

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    1. @ sreelakshmi
      Go to sacredtext dot com
      Book 1 Chapter 56 Sloka 33
      it is full Sanskrit version

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  4. Sreelaks
    go to sacred text dot com
    Adiparva chapter 56 ( sanskrit version) Sloka 33

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