The Most Misunderstood Karma Conundrum
Karma is often misunderstood as a shackle placed around fallible humans by an exacting God, but it is, instead, a tool offered to Man by a compassionate Bhagavān to script his own destiny.
Bharathi V (MyMbJourney) is a student of the Mahābhārata, passionate about reading, researching, and analysing the itihāsa. She is an author, enjoys conducting sessions/ podcasts, and writing about the itihāsa’s many nuances.
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Karma is often misunderstood as a shackle placed around fallible humans by an exacting God, but it is, instead, a tool offered to Man by a compassionate Bhagavān to script his own destiny.
Karṇa’s ‘rejection’ by Guru Droṇa- touted as an example of caste discrimination in ancient India. However, Karṇa WAS a Droṇa-śiṣya!
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