MARVELS AND MYSTERIES OF THE MAHABHARATA

Krshna, the Blessed Lord and emissary of peace,

turned ruthless exterminator once war came.

Krshna’s ‘new ethical code’, subordinating other duties to the ultimate dharma.

Fate and Time as the Mahbharata’s epoch-changing drivers.

Vyasa as progenitor, narrator and conscience-keeper across seven

generations of Kuru kings.

Yudhishthira and Hamlet – epitomes of contrasting indecision.

Evolution of Yudhishthira as a scholar extraordinaire,

purified by unparalleled penitence.

Arjuna’s unique wanderlust and exploits in love and war.

Arjuna’s lack of guilt explained by Krshna’s blessings in the Gita.

Draupadi, the uniquely endowed heroine with

a portentous mission of all-consuming revenge.

A comparison of curses between the Mahabharata and the Greek and Biblical

traditions.

Intriguing global comparison of the fate of the Yadavas with that of Sodom and

Gomorrah.

The Turbulent epic’s quietist end: message of

detachment from worldly pleasures and pains.

The Mahabharata offers the world’s earliest protocol on war ethics.

Striking comparisons: Rama and Yudhishthira; Sita and Draupadi; Odysseus

and Gilgamesh; Dhrtarashtra and Priam; Gandhari and Hecuba; Arjuna and Achilles; Karna and

Hector.

Epistemic Yaksha questions as the quintessence of the Mahabharata

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