Mahabharata:The Greatest Spiritual Epic of All Time Krishna Dharma, Krishna
Publisher: Torchlight Publishing

The Bhagvata Gita, possibly our most powerful and popular spiritual treatise is contained within it. We have similes, metaphors and analogies derived from it. Apr 15, 2011 - But that's not all, the Mahabharata is full of myths, the important time intervals of history, geography and detailed a massive body of spiritual teachings. Aug 16, 2005 - Larger than life characters including that of Lord Krishna, considered as an incarnation of Lord Vishnu; Bhisma - great grandfather of principle warriors, who pledged to serve the kingdom of Hastinapur and ended up being a silent witness of its fall; Arjuna - unparalleled archer A timeless creation of Sage Ved Vyasa (who himself is one of the character of this epic) and one of the longest poem of all times, Mahabharata is divided into eighteen books or chapters (called Parvas) namely. Mar 25, 2010 - The book jacket proclaims the Mahabharata “the greatest spiritual epic of all time.” I agree that it is a great epic and a rather amazing one. Prem's thoughtful collection in English makes it eminently readable experience for the seekers of truth and At such great crises, appears an extraordinary teller of deathless tales and gives gyaana pure to the willing seeker of ancient riddles and moral dilemmas haunting his sole conscience. He re-wrote all the Vedas in their present form and, went on to write the Greatest Epic of all times, THE MAHABHARAT. Apr 21, 2014 - All epics are like that only. Jan 25, 2014 - We grow up on a diet of stories from the massive epic. The Mahabharata (along with the Ramayana) forms the very basis of our social On these paradigms, the Mahabharata is one of the most imaginative science fictions of all times. They are the fountainheads of knowledge; kind of blue-print of conduct on the terrestrial plane that can lead to glimpses of the spiritual realms. Jul 4, 2012 - This Day - was said to be the day on which Krishna Dvaipayana (Vyasa) was born in the Dwapar Yug. It visualised impossible (at that time) technologies and human studies.