The Pandavas Dependency on Krishna (moral, Moses, faith, moral)

[YmirGF]

Originally Posted by Moses the God Archetype*

Oh beloved i do understand your point and my statement there was not mean't to offend anyone, but as far as the kuravas go there lack of faith put them in there present state duyodhana king of the kuru's was driving by false ego and beloved karna.......by loyalty such is that they met there fate accordlly such is the laws of karma, they the kuru's followed the laws adharma, and all such acts show out in the end.

I too am familiar with the Mahabharata and to my pathetic viewpoint it is a simple tale that in essence says that it is pointless to fight god and if you try you will only meet with defeat.

[Don Penguinoini]

Originally Posted by YmirGF

I too am familiar with the Mahabharata and to my pathetic viewpoint it is a simple tale that in essence says that it is pointless to fight god and if you try you will only meet with defeat.

Nicely put, but i dont see the point of this thread, if anyone could elaborate?

[Pariah]

Originally Posted by penguino

Nicely put, but i dont see the point of this thread, if anyone could elaborate?

Read the OP.

Do you think the Pandavas' reliance on Krishna makes them look weaker than the Kauravas? Do you think the Kauravas look exceedingly strong because in the face of the combined might of the Pandavas and Krishna, they put up a fight.

[Don Penguinoini]

Wellno, If you remember, Duryodhan and Arjun went to Dwarka to see Krishna bhagwan about his help for the war. Arjun sat at the feet of Krishna bhagwan while he was sleeping when duryodhan sat at his head. When krishna bgahwan woke up he was arjun first and asked him what he would prefer, his million soldiers or him as his charioteer. But duryodhan butted in and said i got here first. But anyway arjun said i only want you on my side, i need no army. But uryodhan got what he came looking for. That shows the strenght of the pandavs, numbers were not important to them. They were dharmic and bold. They were not weaker then the kauravs at all.

[Pariah]

Originally Posted by penguino

That shows the strenght of the pandavs, numbers were not important to them. They were dharmic and bold. They were not weaker then the kauravs at all.

A brilliant answer.
Well said.

[Moses the God Archetype*]

It is so, dharma allways wins out in the end .

[Pariah]

Originally Posted by Moses the God Archetype*

It is so, dharma allways wins out in the end .

No, not really, unless your view of dharma is very fluid.

[Moses the God Archetype*]

Originally Posted by Pariah

No, not really, unless your view of dharma is very fluid.

Yes my view of dharma is fluid my friend, but i make that statement with conviction because this world on a gross level belongs to my lord krsna anyway in his maha-vishnu format so in the course of time it will be corrected, and the satya-yug will begin again.

[Pariah]

Originally Posted by Moses the God Archetype*

Yes my view of dharma is fluid my friend, but i make that statement with conviction because this world on a gross level belongs to my lord krsna anyway in his maha-vishnu format so in the course of time it will be corrected, and the satya-yug will begin again.

I wouldn't hold your breath, Kali-Yugam doesn't end for another 432,000 years.

[Don Penguinoini]

give or take a couple of days?