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The pyre before Arjuna burned bright, flames rising high. Arjuna closed his eyes, mentally sought his eldest brother’s forgiveness, and then apologized to Krishna for failing in his mission as he readied himself for his end.
“STOP, Arjuna,...
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One day, when Kanva was not present at the ashram, the king Dushyanta came by on a hunting expedition. He ended up deep in the forest and came upon the peaceful ashram. Wishing to pay his respects to Kanva rishi, he entered, leaving his min...
Once in Dwaraka, there occurred a very peculiar and tragic event. A brahmana was awaiting the birth of his child, but as soon as the infant was born, it died. Again and again the wife bore children, but each time the baby died as soon as it...
At the sarpa satra where Vaisampayana was narrating the story of the Mahabharahata, King Janamejaya, heir of the Padavas wanted to know about the origins of Kuruvamsha.
Vaisampayana began with the story of Dushyanta - who ruled enormous st...
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