{"product_id":"karmic-city-the-city-of-lord-vishnu-book-two","title":"Karmic City The city of Lord Vishnu. Book two","description":"He explained,\"Arjuna's egoistic evaluation of himself as the greatest warrior was being putto test by this fratricidal war. To keep his honour and prestige intact, he wasanxious to attain a victorious outcome. When he saw the vast Kaurava army,Arjuna feared defeat since their army was considerably smaller. He mistakenlyassessed the fratricidal war wherein he desired a personal victory to establishhis supremacy in that era as the greatest archer. He perceived himself: asingle ego, fighting with other individual egos. He forgot the all-importantdictum that it was one army fighting another one, wherein the cause was aglorious one since Lord Krishna sought to redress the skewed balance betweenDharma and Adharma.\"\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eHe paused andthoughtfully added, \"In this war, neither was personal egos being assessed norwere personal issues to be sorted out. Everyone had to temporarily lose his orher egoistic individuality and merge to form one army. There are many differentfacets of Arjuna's despondency. Lord Krishna silently heard every logical andconvincing argument put forward by Arjuna. Arjuna was confused by LordKrishna's unflinching silence. The mental crisis that besieged the powerfulpersonality of Arjuna completely transformed him. He portrayed a bewildered andconfused personality, overcome with grief at the thought of committing thefelonious sin of killing his clan. He loses his basic self-confidence as histraumatized nerves denounce the occurrence of a fratricidal war. His neuroticmental condition portrays a restless mind which involuntarily seeks the humanfrailty of escapism.\"\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003e\"Diversecomplicated situations that life offers to us, continually is subtly comparableto a conflict on the battlefield. When you delve deeply into the subtle nuancesof Lord Krishna's philosophy, you may find yourself caught in a moral battlebetween Dharma and Adharma, which often strain familial relations. We have toaccept every external crisis as an occasion to enhance our inner life, whichleads us towards self-excellence. During periods of crisis we undergo traumaticexperiences, which can be compared to Arjuna's neurotic despair and confusion.Sometimes blood-ties entangle us in conflicting relationships overwhelming us withdespair. This colloquy invites us to delve into the inner recesses of our soul.It exhorts us to attain a comprehension of the ancient philosophy of theexistence of a higher consciousness.\"","brand":"Karmic Odyssey Books","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":47474802622689,"sku":null,"price":0.0,"currency_code":"INR","in_stock":false}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0779\/9033\/0593\/files\/4120083485105.jpg?v=1763458692","url":"https:\/\/perfectbookhouse.com\/products\/karmic-city-the-city-of-lord-vishnu-book-two","provider":"PERFECT BOOK HOUSE","version":"1.0","type":"link"}