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Mahabharata:The Greatest Spiritual Epic of All Time Krishna Dharma, Krishna
Publisher: Torchlight Publishing

Keertan Adyanthaya, GM and EVP, Star Plus says, “It is our privilege to bring to our audience this great Indian epic, Mahabharata, which has a timeless message. Jun 30, 2013 - The Rig Veda is the oldest of all Vedas and it was composed in about 1500 BC. Along with high spiritual values, the Vedas throw light on the life of ancient India. They are the fountainheads of knowledge; kind of blue-print of conduct on the terrestrial plane that can lead to glimpses of the spiritual realms. May 26, 2014 - Do you know the Mahabharata? Thnx.ramayan ke baad mahabharat.television is getting spiritual Report Abuse. Prem's thoughtful collection in English makes it eminently readable experience for the seekers of truth and At such great crises, appears an extraordinary teller of deathless tales and gives gyaana pure to the willing seeker of ancient riddles and moral dilemmas haunting his sole conscience. Feb 20, 2014 - How does one recreate the great Indian epic “Mahabharata,” described as the longest epic poem ever written, into a two-act stage musical in Filipino? And how does one fuse all of the epic's philosophical musings on love, war, family, duty, divinity and spirituality into a tight and cohesive piece? Apr 21, 2014 - All epics are like that only. The tremendous Epic poem ist the most important dramatical and spiritual work of India. Oct 27, 2004 - In the Mahabharata, the great Vedic epic that contains the Bhagvad Gita, there is a story of five noble brothers who are in exile. Page 1 of 2; « previous; 1; 2 · next ». For Star Plus, this is an opportunity to enrich the lives of our viewers with the power of wisdom contained in the eternal message Posted on: 27 February 2008 at 6:06amremix_ananya. Bloody like Shakespeares The Mahabharata leads us from the roots of the conflict in the family with all her fascinating members and life-stories, to a period of happiness and fulfillment in the life of the protagonists, up to the great and horrendous betrayal and humiliation in the game of dice. How does one capture the layers and complexities of Indian tradition without being contrived?