Outer word is our inner reflection

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This story is taken from Mahabharata

Once Bhagwan Sh. Krishan and Bhishm designed a ‘test.
They called in Duryodhan one early morning and asked him to go around a kingdom for the whole day and return when he finds a ‘good person’ or by sunset, whichever is earlier.
A few minutes later they called in Yudhishthir and asked him to go around the entire kingdom for the whole day and return when he finds ‘an evil person’ or by sunset, whichever is earlier.
In the evening, Duryodhan returned empty handed and said that he could not find a single good person in the entire kingdom.
Yudhishthir also returned empty handed and said that he could not find a single evil person in the entire kingdom.

Bhagwan Sh. Krishan explained that because Duryodhan is evil from inside so whichever person meet him, he think he is evil on the other hand Yudhisthir is good from inside so he couldn't find any evil outside.

Moral:
The outside is the reflection of my inside.

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because Duryodhan is evil from inside so whichever person meet him, he think he is evil on the other hand Yudhisthir is good from inside so he couldn't find any evil outside.
 

yes Well Said Sirjee

But Sir I feel ...apart from his truthfullness nothing was gud in Yudhisthir ....Difference of perception might Be...

ITS VERY NICE ONE SIR

THANKS FOR SHARING

SUCH A INSPIRATIONAL STORY

A LOT OF ENCOURAGEMENT

 

Originally posted by : Priyanka Chaubey
But Sir I feel ...apart from his truthfullness nothing was gud in Yudhisthir ....Difference of perception might Be...


Dear Priyanka

truth is base of all qualities

if you read mahabharata yudhisthir never did wrong with anyone

so he was a good king for justice

He kept his words

so he was truthful as a minister

he gave everything in Ashwmedh Yagha

So he was kind for his people

he won battle

so he was a good fighter for enemies

I think these quailites are enough to make him good

Sometimes a single fault leads u towards hell.....the only fault made by Yudhisthir was the major one....he gambled  Draupadi in the greed of lost throne....no one in Mahabharat ...even the Lord Krishna wasnot SINless.......So its ok,,,difference of point of view

however therefrom we can get inspired for lessons of Corporate Politics....isnt itwink

iss baat pe party de........

 Rightly Quoted sir ji..

 Beauty lies in the eyes of beholder !!

Good post... Thanks for sharing... I dnt know the story of Mabharata... But now after reading your post i m curious to read it...!!! Plz mail me synopsis of the epic..!!! :-P

By the way welcome back... After such a long break... And not to forget that one one your previous post (which you were posting in parts) is pending....!! Finish that too...

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As members of CCI, we are not interested in someone's propaganda.  I presume, respected woman members are matured in deciding what is right or wrong, why doing a moral policing act.

 

Friends, please grow up, why carry this vengeance and vitiate the environment.  We are not here to attack anyone, our purpose is to be helpful and share knowledge and not get involved in some snoofing activity.

 

 

Nice Post 👍 👍 Thanks a lot for share


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