We search for answers for various answers in many areas. In this
process, we often fail to look at epics that teach us various lessons. Let us
check out such lessons in this episode.
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People learn various life lessons after facing various sorts of problems and challenges in life. In this context, there is a general belief that people who are not exposed to challenges don’t learn various life lessons. This perception is not always true. It is acceptable fact that one can learn lessons from various challenges, but one can also learn these lessons when one is knowledgeable to learn that.
So now the question is- where can one gain this knowledge? The answer is the epics that we always ignore to notice. As an instance, we can consider Mahabharata. This epic has tons of lessons to teach mankind. When we try to interpret these lessons in the right way, we need not face various challenges to learn these. Let us look into the most common and effective lessons that Mahabharata teaches us in the coming lines.
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Life lessons from Mahabharata
Here are some of the most common and interesting lessons that Mahabharata teaches us.
1. Kindness and generosity is not enough in life
This one of the bitterest truth that we observe and learn from Karna. Karna is personally a good person. He is the kindest and generous person in his time probably. Despite these good qualities he couldn’t keep up the good place in history that he deserved. It is probably because he actually needed some more traits. He should have looked for what is fair and what’s not. But he supported his loyalty to Duryodhana. It is important to learn that we need to know how evil the world around us is before we show our kindness and generosity.
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2. One Bad companion is enough to ruin life to ground
This is one of the best lessons that we can learn from Sakuni. No matter what was the reason behind this? He injected more negativity into the brains of Kauravas and lead to the greatest war ever and lead to the destruction of the entire Kaurava dynasty. Therefore it is important on our part to diagnose our surroundings to know if anyone is negative and hampers our growth in life.
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3. Loyal and unconditional supporters make our life successful
In the contrast to the previous postulate, we can also see characters like lord Sri Krishna and Karna who actually added lots of support and power to both sides by their unconditional loyalty. In the same way, a good and loyal supporter makes our life easier towards our success.
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4. Too many kids turn problematic
King Dhritrashtra was initially praised for the 100 sons that he gave birth to. But the same reason fell upon him as a problem. He couldn’t control his sons due to such a large number. Moreover, it was also difficult to divide the empire among these 100 sons. One should always plan less number of kids depending upon various personal factors.
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5. One should learn household chores no matter what he (she) is doing.
Pandavas never expected that they would be sent to exile. Once they went to exile, the household chores that they knew actually helped them in sustaining that scenario. This shows that every one of us should learn household chores. They would definitely turn beneficial one day. Considering the present pandemic, only those people who knew household chores were able to stay back in their homes away from their town happily.
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6. We should fight for all that belongs to us
In life, certain things are ours and others that don’t belong to us. commonly, we don’t get what we really deserve. In these scenarios, we should fight for these things without fail. This shows our character to the world. The same was the case with Pandavas too. They knew that the kingdom was theirs and therefore they were ready for the battle all their life.
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7. It’s a bad idea to be too emotional
Life is a blend of practicality and emotion. When one manages to blend these two aspects effectively, he (she) wins in life. Dhritrashtra had no balance. His love for his son made him torn out from his principles, this was the reason why Duryodhan turned more evil and lead to war.
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8. One should never stop learning in life
Arjun was such a Pandava who never stopped learning in life. Right from his life under the guidance of Dhronacharya to the end of his life, he always learned things in life. This is the lesson that we can learn from his. Life is a never-ending journey when it comes to learning. Thus we must understand that we should never stop learning in our life to be updated always and keep with the pace of life.
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9. Sometimes enemies turn friends
There we supporters of Kauravas that were somewhat in favor of Pandavas. The best examples would be Selya, Drona, Bhishma, and Vidura. These people fought on Kauravas side but were silent supporters of Pandavas.
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10. No man can fulfill everything a women wants/needs
Draupadi had 5 husbands all wealthy and powerful. But one could save her in the court when she was disgraced. On the other hand, despite having 5 husbands, she once shared that she wanted Karna as the 6th husband.
This points out the important conclusion, no man can really fulfill everything a woman wants/needs even he want to. It only stays the choice of the women to stay loyal or not no matter how the husband is.
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11. Half knowledge can be more dangerous than no knowledge
I’m sure you might have already guessed who is this character. This is none other than prince Abhimanyu. He knew how to enter the Padmavyuha, but not how to come out. This is one of the most important reasons why he was killed in the war.
Many times half knowledge is seldom more dangerous, therefore it is important to gather as much information as possible to understand the situation better in life.
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12. Never make women angry
It is perceived that women are the cause of all the biggest wars in history. This perception is probably not true. The anger of the women is the reason behind various wars. When a woman is given the honor and respect that she deserves, that family or the kingdom really flourished for decades, on the other hand where a woman is disgraced, the kingdoms have fallen. Therefore it is the duty of each and every man to honor and respect women until she is fair in every sense.
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13. One should be passionate ( because no one can stop a passionate person)
The only unstoppable person in the world is probably the passionate one. Ekalavya is the best example. If Dronacharya wouldn’t ask for his finger, Eklavya would be the archer in those times beating Arjuna with ease.
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14. Never make anyone feel undesirable
A most undesirable person has every chance to turn into the biggest problem or villain in any story. There are many examples of the same. There are various movies in recent times that showcased this including 'MASTER\' movie that was released recently.
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15. A the good strategy runs our life
If lord Krishna never had a master plan, the Pandavas never have won the battle. This makes s us sure that having a good strategy and plan is the most important aspect to get success in life.
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Bottom Line
The lessons that I have stated above are only a few among the tons of lessons that Mahabharata teaches us. it is rightly said that Mahabharata is an unlimited source of energy and lessons moreover there is no end to it when we start to get deeper into it. Not only in the case of Mahabharata, is it the same in the case of various other epics too. No matter what epic we consider for learning lessons, there is defiantly something that we can surely learn from it. I hope this is the reason Indian culture and epics are some of the most loved ones in the world.
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