Guest guest Posted October 26, 2007 Report Share Posted October 26, 2007 Who never lied, never tried to cheat or try dirty tricks, always took side of Dharma? Shantnu Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 27, 2007 Report Share Posted October 27, 2007 The answer for this is very straightforward. but before that the answer also satisfies another question, so i would like to answer both at the same time. That is, Who is capable of being " Never Lied " , and who is capable of Never Cheating or Trying Dirty Tricks, and who is really capable of always taking side of Dharma ? ~.~ Only that one can never lie, who himself is truth, who is the definition the very truth. ~.~ Only that one never cheats, or tries Dirty Tricks, who has NO ONE ELSE APART FROM HIM EXISTING ~.~ Only that one is capable of taking side of Dharma, Who defines it. because just he defines what Dharma is. > Who never lied, never tried to cheat or try dirty tricks, always > took side of Dharma? So, it is also only His, who is the above three i have said, who is capable and also is the ONLY honest one in existence. Not just in Mahabharata, IN whole existence, this answer remains the same. Other than HARI, no one can be assigned these properties in its entirety. Someone else may become Dharmatma, only relatively. he may become Dharmatma, only in bu8nch of some people, who are more fallen than him, so in reality he is not at all a Dharmatma. But Hari is Dharma himself, and hence also the real and complete Dharmatma. -- Deito Harirnama Harirnama Harirnama Kevalam. My salutations to that spotless tranquil blissful one who contains the whole existence, inside himself. Who is the only one who is self sustained, who si above everyone, whose sons creates these universes, and whose sons maintains the universes and whose sons Annihilate these Universes. My Salutations to that achyutha, the one, who influences the nature and hence behavior of everything by being present in it, as its distinguishing character. The one at whose mercy this material world is sustained, and at whose will, the whole existence is manifested and un-manifested. who breathes existence in and out. Who is the owner of the spiritual worlds, beyond all these material hells and heavens. which is the object of desire even for the highest of gods, and his greatest of devotees. When the all powerful and all gracious lord is satisfied, when that supreme soul Hari is satisfied, automatically the existence is annihilated and everything enters there original proportions and positions. That vasudeva, can be the only one perfect, and no one other than that spotless achyutha. .. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 27, 2007 Report Share Posted October 27, 2007 Om Shivaya Namah. Except for the urge to live alone leaving the palace and that too only to serve Krishna his Lord, Vidhur is the most honest Character in Mahabharat. Leaving palace to live alone is not a shatriya dharma, apart from this he is the most honest and noble character in Mahabarath. Rest of all the characters have more flaws than the character of Vidhur. My Opinion. Shivaya Namah Aum. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 27, 2007 Report Share Posted October 27, 2007 , shanracer <no_reply wrote: > > Who never lied, never tried to cheat or try dirty tricks, always took > side of Dharma? > > Shantnu > Honest to what ? each one was honest towards his cause. Sahkuni was honestly doing his duty of destroying kauravas. Draupadi was honestly trying to wage war. Krishna was honestly making others dance on his plans. the question should be reframed. ansuya Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 27, 2007 Report Share Posted October 27, 2007 Thank you for the answers everyone. Senthilji got the point. People say Yudhistra or Karna were most honest, Dharmic people. But Karna lied even to his Guru, killed Abhimanyu in an Un-Kshtriya manner. Yuddhister gambled his own wife, & put his family in danger,even though he was warned against it. Vidur, however, always behaved in immpecable manner. When Draupadi was being stripped, he was only 1 who left in protest(he wasnt Kshtriya, so couldnt fight). When Mahabharat started, he resigned, rather than take side of Duryodhan, like Bhisma & Dron did, under false idea of duty. He was pure Bhakta, & got Darshan of virat form of Krishna. Inspite of being the highest character , he doesnt get the recognition he deserves. This was point I wanted to raise. Anusuyaji, I was looking an answer for us ordinary humans, not Brahm Gyanis! :-D Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 27, 2007 Report Share Posted October 27, 2007 , shanracer <no_reply wrote: I agree 100% with you shantnu Vidhur is the only character who is honest in all aspects. There are very few characters in Mahabharata, who recognised Krishan as something beyond humanity....and Vidur was surely one among them The more I read mahabharata....the more i am enlightened...i think this is the only book, which is a mirror to us... we know the truth we know the untruth...we know the divinity....we know the love, cruelty, cheating, etc etc...from this single book... Mahabharat is not a book but a mirror to our own thoughts.. What do you think ?? Aum Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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