For a casual reader who comprehends a single sentence or a
solitary syllable will find Bhagavad Gita to be a sublime, and for the refuge a
spiritual sanctuary securing comfort, consolation, confidence and candour. Lord
Krishna, the practical philosopher par excellence, has been the author of this
way of life distinct from the doctrinaire approach of didactic dogmatism. Unity
in diversity is the soul of whole message of Gita. I am citing the above
because the way in which Krishna played his role as a great Acharya, statesman,
diplomat in many situations reflects his proactive wisdom. In an incident, sage
Vyasa quotes that Krishna questions Arjuna before the commencement of the war
that can Pandavas think of victory if veterans like Jarasandha, Bakasura, Kichaka,
Hidimbasura, Shishupala were alive they would have joined the side of
Duryodhana. It was a logical question as the above named persons were
systematically exterminated by Krishna's diplomacy. Sometimes, we see that it
appears like victory to adharma which is not true. Sage Vyasa who was regarded
as 'walking encyclopedia' has explained the above lucidly.
Perhaps you may differ with my views. Still I solicit
them.
Regards
S.Govindan
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