Introduction The Mahabharata chronicles the great war between righteousness (dharma) and unrighteousness (adharma), symbolized by the Pandavas and Kauravas. After the devastating battle of Kurukshetra, in which the Kauravas perished, the Pandavas ruled Hastinapur for 36 years with justice and wisdom. Eventually, having fulfilled their duties, they renounced the throne, entrusting the kingdom to their grandson, Parikshit, and embarked on a final spiritual journey to attain heaven. Hoping to reach Swarga Loka (heaven), the Pandavas, along with Draupadi, began their ascent of Mount Meru, a sacred mountain believed to lead to the realm of the gods. Along the way, a dog began to follow them. However, the journey proved fatal. One by one, Draupadi and each of the brothers—Sahadeva, Nakula, Arjuna, and Bhima—fell and died due to the burden of their karmic flaws. Only Yudhishthira, the eldest and most righteous, continued the journey, steadfast in his commitment to renounce all worldly attach...
Introduction: Ants are popularly known to be the most laborious creatures known to human beings. We all have heard several hard work and commitment stories of Ants from our elders or have read them in comics or various storybooks. Jim Rohn has given ‘The Ant Philosophy’ wherein he talks about the Ant’s 4 step process to success. It’s a simple yet powerful philosophy and can be followed in our daily lives. 4 steps of Jim Rohn’s ‘The Ant Philosophy that lead to success: 1. Ants never quit. According to Jim Rohn, the first step of the process to achieve success given in ‘The Ant Philosophy’ is to Never Give Up. Ants do not quit. If they are heading in some direction towards something, they won’t stop and find another way if you try to stop them. They’ll try to move to the sides, climb over or go under, etc., to find a way. They never quit looking for a way to get to the place where they want to go. Even if you squish an anthill, they build it again, no matter how many times you do that. 2...