Today's topic: - [Any person making excuses, like Arjuna, can be a devotee of Lord Shrikrishna - Sakha-a disciple and can get a life of divine life.]
For some time, in the Vedic period, discussing various aspects of the character of Arjuna, its main reason is to motivate the people - devote them to devotees of Lord Vriddhavana. The person who is associated with Lord Krishna, Lord Sri Lankan, will be able to see his greatness as much as he can with his mind-intellect-pride. Bhavsen and Arjun were looking for revenge for Ashwattham when he was sleeping in the night, killing Pandavaputra and Patrishupurna Adi and in the Gangetri. Horse and Arjuna came to see Ashwatthama very frightened. He applied Brahmastra to protect them from their hands. There was a fire like flame in the twinkling of an eye and spread around it. Arjuna also applied Brahmastra to pacify him, because Brahmastra can be rested by Brahmastra. Hurting between two arms, the noise of loud roar was heard, thousands started fluttering and all the animals became frightened. After seeing this terrible tragedy, both Devshi Narad and Maharishi Besaddev went there and started quieting the heroes. Arjuna immediately restrained his arms in the words of these two greats. The purpose of Arjuna's weapon was to calm down the horse's arms. It is such an effect that once applied, it is very difficult to curb it. Only Brahmachari can curb it. When Ashwatthama saw the two great sons, Brahmastra tried many things but he was not able to turn it back because he was not moderate. At the end of Vyasadeva, he hit it in the womb and Uttara gave birth to the dead. But Sri Krishna gave up the boy's life. In this way, Arjuna has a strange combination of three-souvenir, arsenic and sense of sense.
Arjuna's life was very swearing. The more we think and talk about his character, the more our life will be life-threatening - there is no doubt. Arjuna's character is being seen as an ideal and honest teaching for all of us. Hopefully, the obscure friends have realized this for a few days. Joy is the victory of Vedas. Joy Srikrishna - Arjuna's victory
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