Dr. Sutton ❤ Found this video right after watching your conversation on Meru Media channel....didn't look too well in it although I enjoyed the conversation immensely... I hope and pray that you're feeling much better now 🙏
i would like to meet you some day Guruji if possible and touch your feet ... one of the two from england (UK) now that Jay Lakhani ji has left us ... if ever i do visit England
Might be late to the party here - but would LOVE an analysis of the story, chapter by chapter. What's the significance of each charactorial event Great listen!
The Varna has nothing to do with birth ,it is based on your achievement as clarified by Karna. Because to fight a kshtriya one had to be a kshtriya and when Karna was king to Angdesh he then faught Arjuna
Mahabharat is an all inclusive text of humans. Whatever happens in this world be it past, present or future... It's there in mahabharat.. Nothing happens in this world which is outside the purview of Bharatham... And I think that is the greatness of mahabharat.And to think it's 7000 yrs old...
Where can I find the whole BORI MBh critical printed edition, please? The whole Sanskrit text is available online for free but without variation notes, etc. Is it out of print?
On the question of killing of Bhishma, Dhrona et al., @30:00, that they were dharmic is clear to me. Powerful but irrepressibly bad people like Vali in Ramayan and Dhuryodan were a blot on humanity. People like Bhishma, Dhrona and even Karna, who were deemed to be morally the most upright, did *knowingly* commit unpardonable adharmic acts, in breach of their swadharma. It is only fair that the karmic consequences for such weighty, heinous, sins are made immediate in this lifetime itself, as their last experience, with much anguish and suffering. Thus the lord implements the law of Karma directly (as Rama himself) or indirectly through his agents (Bhim, Yudishtir, Arjun and Shikandi) at his instigation. Implementation of karma is always *fitting* and therefore dharmic. Of course we will ask why the war, why the tsunami?
Mahabharath is world war were 180crore people died in 18 days. Happened around middle asia... This is war of dharma(practices of improving). Adharma(practices of downgrading)
You seem to be overwhelmed by the text…you need to take the overall perspective and history of India to understand the reality of Mahabharata…poor interpretation…
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Thank you so much Professor Sutton. You’ve given me a marvellous new perspective on the Mahabharata 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Prof Sutton with his lovely Northern accent , is a joy to listen.
After a long time, Prof!🙏 We are eagerly waiting to listen to your lecture!
Listening to Dr Sutton is such a treat !! thank you so much, you made my day. I learnt so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Dr. Sutton is back.... Hope to see more lectures from him in the coming days.
Amazing Discourse by Mr Sutton
Thank you so much! I am becoming engrossed in Mahabharata, and its teachings are INFINITELY superior to Judeo-Christian tradition I am coming from.
Dr. Sutton ❤ Found this video right after watching your conversation on Meru Media channel....didn't look too well in it although I enjoyed the conversation immensely... I hope and pray that you're feeling much better now 🙏
A commendable summary of religious and spiritual ideas of Mahabharata. Thanks, Dr Sutton and Oxford Center of Hindu Studies.
one of my favourite speakers Dr.Sutton
Thank you Dr. Sutton
Pranam Rishi Nicholas Sutton 🙏
i would like to meet you some day Guruji if possible and touch your feet ... one of the two from england (UK) now that Jay Lakhani ji has left us ... if ever i do visit England
Thank you for a clear understanding of the Mahabharata.
Might be late to the party here - but would LOVE an analysis of the story, chapter by chapter.
What's the significance of each charactorial event
Great listen!
Professor sutton,thank u so much.....🙏
The Varna has nothing to do with birth ,it is based on your achievement as clarified by Karna.
Because to fight a kshtriya one had to be a kshtriya and when Karna was king to Angdesh he then faught Arjuna
great stuff, thanks.
Thank you for explaining This
Thanks
Thanks professor!
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Very interesting indeed.
And great knowledge of vidhi(engineer of the cosmic egg)
Mahabharat is an all inclusive text of humans. Whatever happens in this world be it past, present or future... It's there in mahabharat.. Nothing happens in this world which is outside the purview of Bharatham... And I think that is the greatness of mahabharat.And to think it's 7000 yrs old...
Where can I find the whole BORI MBh critical printed edition, please? The whole Sanskrit text is available online for free but without variation notes, etc. Is it out of print?
Very interesting
On the question of killing of Bhishma, Dhrona et al., @30:00, that they were dharmic is clear to me.
Powerful but irrepressibly bad people like Vali in Ramayan and Dhuryodan were a blot on humanity. People like Bhishma, Dhrona and even Karna, who were deemed to be morally the most upright, did *knowingly* commit unpardonable adharmic acts, in breach of their swadharma.
It is only fair that the karmic consequences for such weighty, heinous, sins are made immediate in this lifetime itself, as their last experience, with much anguish and suffering. Thus the lord implements the law of Karma directly (as Rama himself) or indirectly through his agents (Bhim, Yudishtir, Arjun and Shikandi) at his instigation. Implementation of karma is always *fitting* and therefore dharmic.
Of course we will ask why the war, why the tsunami?
8:22 ~ लेखनी पुस्तक दारा, परहस्ते गता गताः😉
Mahabharath is world war were 180crore people died in 18 days. Happened around middle asia... This is war of dharma(practices of improving). Adharma(practices of downgrading)
Each individual sceene!! 5 times the ilyad and odyssy and she sugested she hope he could go trough eac and every sceen. Silly girl
You seem to be overwhelmed by the text…you need to take the overall perspective and history of India to understand the reality of Mahabharata…poor interpretation…