Whenever I see the picture or statue of Githopadesha, this is one question that hits me…why Arjuna, why not Bheeshma or the other pandavas and another question why the battlefield..?

I even had a heated discussion online with Veda(Rant) on the same. So this is how we used the rule of elimination to come to an answer which may be apt or may not be...

Why not Bheeshma... He had already vowed celibacy and beyond human nature, and moreover bheeshma was tied by his...

Agni sharma was the son of Maharshi sumati who was always in meditation.
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As a kid Agnisharma, had lot of negative traits..like stealing and all.he could not learn the Vedas because of lack of concentration and other things. he got married. There was drought and living became very difficult for all of them. He meets a gang of robbers and joins them. By robbing others he was putting food on the table for his family.
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At a point when Drona, as the Kuru commander is killing vast numbers of Pandava troops, Krishna advises Yudhisthira to adopt a plan to kill Drona.. As it is known that as long as Drona has raised his weapons he is invincible to all other warriors. So they plan to make Drona fall into grief so that he will drop his weapons at least temporarily, and to achieve this It was devised that it would be a lie about Aswathama the son of Drona.

Yudishtra's adherence to dharma does not allow him...

There are times in our life when we don't take action because we feel the action is too little, that it wouldn't make a difference. However, sometimes the smallest gesture can make a huge impact on someone's life. There are many different ways we can show kindness to others, and it doesn't have to be in a big way. <o:p></o:p>
The simplest of things may make the difference. A smile, a door being held open, a handwritten note, a kind word, the list can go on and on. <o:p></o:p>...