15 Most Important Life Lessons From The Mahabharata That Are Relevant Even Today

15 Most Important Life Lessons From The Mahabharata That Are Relevant Even Today

1. Being type, humble & generous is not enough to exist life.
The way Karna’s life moved, we realised, more frequently than not, that the world is an evil place to survive in. plus to ace it, we must appreciate how it really works. 

2. Bad corporation can ruin your life beyond imagination.

We all hate Shakuni mama, don’t we? He factually destroyed everything that the Kauravas owned, plus he influenced them to be negative. If it wasn’t for him, the war wouldn’t have happened at every one. 

3. Unconditional support and loyal friends can take you places. 
The Pandavas had Lord Krishna, & the Kauravas had Karna. Both of them always backed the two parties, no substance what. In fact, Duryodhan was truly weak without Karna. 

4. Too lots of kids can be problematic 

100 Kauravas were difficult to control. plus practically speaking, how do you divide an whole empire when there are so a lot of sons?  

5. Learning household chores like cooking & cleaning can actually be beneficial. 

Such skills absolutely make your life easy, less demanding and keep you occupied. We learned this from the Pandavas' experience of an exile in the woods. 

6. You need to fight for what you believe belongs to you. 

The Pandavas never stopped warfare for what rightfully belonged to them. Their courage & determination is definitely something to admire and learn from. 
7. Being too moving can be a bad idea. 

Dhritrashtra’s love for his son was blind. all through the epic, he remained torn among his principles & keeping his son happy. someway this made Duryodhan even more evil than what he previously was, leading to awful consequences and the war. 

8. Learning throughout life is the most excellent gift you can give yourself. 
Arjun grasped anything came his way. Not only did he learn the best of military science from Drona, but he was too interested in learning about divine weapons from Indra. He learnt concerning Pashupatastra from Mahadev as well. Additionally,he treated Yudhishter & Krishna as his mentors also, and continued learning whatever they had to offer. 

9. occasionally, enemies come in the form of friends. 
Although the Kauravas were more in figure, their supporters were not really in favour of them. Bheeshma, Vidura & Drona secretly admired the Pandavas. Especially Vidura, who was the final guide in everything the Kauravas did.

10. No man can complete everything a women wants or needs. 
Draupadi had five husbands. They were strong and wealthy, but they all became helpless while she was disgraced by multiple other men. They had all, but failed to show courage. 

11. Half knowledge can be more unsafe than no knowledge. 
Or Abhimanyu wouldn’t have died. though we remember him for his bravery and undying bravery, he eventually lost his life. 

12. Never make a woman angry. 
Or she’ll curse you & destroy you. Draupadi’s anger & desire for revenge led to the war and downfall of the Kuru clan. 

13. You cannot be stopped if you are fervent about what you do.  
Most of us know that Arjun was the supreme archer in the world. But Eklavya was even improved than him. He hid himself behind the trees and grasped all that Drona taught Arjun. His passion for archery & famine for knowledge made him even better than Arjun at archery. 

14. Never make anybody feel undesirable. 
Or it'll come back to nibble you. Arjun dismissed Urvashi & she cursed him to be a eunuch for a year. 

15. A good plan is what you need to sail your boat. 

If Pandavas didn’t have Krishna & his master plan, they wouldn’t have witnessed the victory they did. forever have a plan.