Lord Krishna: When Sri Krishna was together, then why would the Pandavas feel so sad? Bhishma Pitamah opened this deep secret

News India Live, Digital Desk: Lord Krishna: The war of Mahabharata was over. The Pandavas won, but the value of this victory was very big. There was mourning to destroy and lose loved ones all around. Amidst this sorrow and confusion, one day Draupadi asked Lord Krishna a question that still arises in the mind of every person who walks on the path of religion – “Hey Keshav! When you are the incarnation of Narayan yourself and were with us every moment, then why did we have to suffer so much insult, so much trouble and so much anguish?”

Shri Krishna smiled and said, “O Panchali, there is a person worthy of me in this world to answer this deep question. Come on, we all go to Gangaputra Bhishma.”

Amazing knowledge of Bhishma lying on the bed of arrows

All together reached Bhishma Pitamah, who was waiting for his last watches lying on the bed of arrows. Draupadi repeated her same question in front of her.

Hearing this, Bhishma Pitamah told an old story. He told, “Daughter, you were the five Pandavas in your previous life. One day a tree was on a tree near your ashram, there was a nest of Titihari (a bird), which had small children. A burning coal from your ashram flew into the air and fell on that tree and that nest was burnt to ashes. All the children present in it were killed. When the mother of the bird was killed and his child was killed. Weeping and crying, cursed you that ‘The way I am yearning for my children, you will also have to suffer like everything one day’. “

The principle of karma in which God does not even interfere

Bhishma further explained, “O Pandavas, you did not deliberately commit this sin, but inadvertently, you had to suffer the fruits of that one mistake in this birth. Destiny karma Was.”

He looked at Sri Krishna and said, “Narayan himself was with you, he always protected your path of religion, but he did not interfere in your cycle of karma. Because the principle of karma is firm. Everyone has to suffer the fruits of his deeds, whether it is good or bad.”

This story teaches us that the happiness and sorrows found in life are often the result of our deeds, which we have to suffer at some time or the other.

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