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Being Kshatriya

Shantanu

Well-Known Member
When you live for truth and justice and you have surrendered to God, all ones valour
Basic definition of Kshatriya:

- anyone who fights
- anyone who likes to fight
- anyone good at fighting
- anyone who strains hard to fight
- anyone with courage, bravery and honour

And hardwork, persistence, determination

- anyone who is a mixture of Rajas and Sattva
You also need intelligence for the right strategy of warfare.
 

spyrichuwel

Member
imo hypothetically Brahmins can be martially dangerous because of their Sattvic nature which allows them to be motivated to train positively and they can fight with a clear mind in a relaxed manner.

Kshatriyas can be too quick, aggressive and fast thinking unable to focus on one thing. They are more wham, bam, thank you ma'am.

"Calm and composed" Rose Namajunas vs very Kshatriyan Joana
 

Aupmanyav

Be your own guru
He wasn't a son of a prostitute, he was a son of a "*******" maid woman. He just did not know who his father was.
Which person are you talking about? And what is wrong in being the son of a maid? Vidur and Jabali were sons of maids. Jabali's mother had relations with many men. But how does that affect their 'gunas'. They were among the best of Hinduism.
 
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