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Mahabharatha episode 46

  Janamejaya said: “Dvijottama! You have narrated the great history of the Kurus , the Mahabharata , in a concise form. Alas! I am very curious to hear this story with its figurative meanings in detail from you. You should explain this again in detail. I was not satisfied with the great history you just told me. The reason why the pious Pandavas , who were praised by the people, killed all those who were not worthy of being killed, was no small one. Why did those who were saints, powerful, and blameless, resist and endure the suffering inflicted on them by evil spirits? Dwijotama! How did the mighty Vrikodara, who had the strength of an elephant, endure his anger despite the difficulties? Even though Draupadi was powerful and was tormented by evil spirits, why didn't she burn Dhartarastra to ashes with her fierce eyes? How did the two Parthas and the two Madrisutas follow Yudhishthira even when they were being deceived by evil spirits in the game? Why did Yudhisht...
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Mahabharata episode 45

  Vaishampayana said: "Having bowed down to the Guru of mind, intellect, and samadhi , and having paid homage to all the wise men and sages present here, I will fully relate everything I have heard from the great sage Vyasa , the one who is renowned throughout the world, the one who is of great brilliance and brilliance. king! I am very excited to tell this to you, who are worthy of hearing this story of mahabharata , with the orders and encouragement of the Guru. King! Hear how the division arose among the Kurupandavas and how they were exiled for the sake of the kingdom. Bharatarshabha ! As you have asked, I will tell you how the world-destroying war took place. After the death of their father, the heroes returned to the palace from the forest and in a short time became scholars of the Vedas and archery . The Kauravas became jealous of the Pandavas , who were handsome, wealthy, and civilized. The cruel Duryodhana , along with Karna and Saubala , devised various plan...
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Mahabharata episode 44

  The Suta said: “Hearing that Janamejaya had been the one who initiated the sarpasatra , the sage Krishnadvaipayana came there. The father of the Pandavas was born secretly on an island in the Yamuna River to the virgin Kaali (Satyavati) and Parashara , the son of Shakti . That great man, who had grown his body at will immediately after his birth, was well versed in the Vedas , Vedangas , and histories. There was no one who surpassed him in penance, study of the Vedas, fasting, procreation, or anger. Being a pure person, a devotee of truth, a poet, a sage, a knower of the universe, and the greatest of the Vedas, he divided the Vedas into four parts. He was the father of Pandu , Dhritarashtra , and Vidura , and he continued the lineage of the great and successful Shantanu , who was known for his virtue and fame. Along with his disciples versed in the Vedas, he entered the sacrificial hall of the royal Janamejaya. There he saw King Janamejaya sitting like a giant surrounded ...
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Mahabharata episode 43

  The Sutta said: “Hear about this wonderful event that occurred when King janamejya granted a boon to astika . When the serpent Takshaka , which had slipped from Indra's hand, remained in the sky without falling, King Janamejaya became worried. "Although the flames were falling in a regular pattern in the blazing fire, Takshaka, who was overcome with fear and fainting, did not fall into the fire." Shaunaka said: “ Suta ! Were the mantras of the wise and wise men there not effective? Why did Takshaka not fall into the blazing fire?” The Suta said: “Astika shouted three times, “Stop! Stop!” to takshaka, who was falling unconscious after slipping from Indra’s hand. Feeling pain in his heart, he stood there in space, like a man suspended between heaven and earth. When pressure came from the members above, the king said, "Let Astika's wish be fulfilled." "May this work cease. May the serpents live. May it be as asteeka wishes and may the word o...
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Mahabharata episode 42

  Shaunaka said: “ Sutaja ! I would like to hear the names of all the snakes that fell into the sacrificial fire of that yagna [ sarpasatra ].” The Suta said: "Vedavittama! They were many - thousands and millions. They were so numerous that it is impossible to count them." I will tell you the names of the important Pannagas [snakes] that were burned in that yagna, which I remember. As far as I know, the chief serpents born in Vasuki 's clan were blue-blooded, fierce, gigantic, and extremely poisonous. Kotika, Manasa, Purna, Paila, Halisaka, Pichila, Konapashchaka, Konavega, Prakalana, Hiranyavaha, Sharana, Kakshaka, and Kaladantaka are all the sons of Vasuki who fell in the burning yagnakunda. I will tell you about those born in the lineage of Takshaka . Pucchandaka, Mandalaka, Pindabhetta, Rabhenaka, Ucchikha, Surasa, Dranga, Balaheda, Virohana, Silishalakara, Muka, Sukumara, Pravepana, Mudgara, Sasharoma, Sumana, and Vegavahana, all these were nagas born in...
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Mahabharata episode 41

  Janamejaya said: “Although he is a boy, he is speaking like an elderly person. In my opinion, he is not a boy. He is a man of stature. I wish to grant him a boon. O bramhins! Grant me your consent.” The members said: “Even though he is a boy, the bramhin is worthy of the king’s recognition. Even more so if he is a scholar. He deserves to have all his wishes fulfilled. But as soon as Takshaka comes here.” The Suta said: “When the king, who wanted to grant a boon to that bramhin, said, “Ask for the boon,” he said with displeasure, “Takshaka has not yet come to the sacrificial fire [yagnakunda].” Janamejaya said: “Takshaka, please come quickly and try to complete this task of mine. Gather all your strength and make sure that my enemy comes here without delay.” Ritvija said: “The scriptures say that the terrified King Takshaka is in the palace of Indra , and Pavaka is showing him.” The Suta said: “When the king said this, the legendary great Suta Lohitashva, who knew everyth...
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Mahabharata episode 40

 The ascetic said: “hey Janamejaya This sacrifice of yours is like the sacrifice of Soma , the sacrifice of Varuna, and the sacrifice of Prajapati at Prayag . May our beloved ones be blessed! It is said that the sacrifices of Shakra were a hundred. Similarly, the number of sacrifices of others is also said to be a hundred. This sacrifice of yours is equal to all those sacrifices. May our beloved ones be blessed. This sacrifice of yours is like the sacrifice of Yama , the sacrifice of Harimedha, and the sacrifices of King Rantideva. May our beloved ones be blessed! This sacrifice of yours is like the sacrifice of Gaya, the sacrifice of King Shashabindu, and the sacrifices of King Vaishvanara. May our beloved ones be blessed! May it be auspicious! This sacrifice of yours is like the sacrifice of Nrga, the sacrifice of Ajamidha, and the sacrifice of King Dasaratha. May it be auspicious for our beloved ones! This sacrifice of yours is like the sacrifice of King Yudhishthira, the desc...
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