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"Mahabharata" has been characterized as the epic of the ages. It is the greatest in the world, as significant for the Indians as the Iliad is for the Greeks, and the richest in subjects, which is why it is said that whatever is not found in the Mahabharata cannot be found anywhere else. Indeed, apart from the war it narrates between the Pandavas and the Kauravas for power, it contains numerous other stories and traditions, as well as ethical codes, rules of politics for proper governance, philosophical systems, and teachings that still inspire spiritual seekers around the world today. It is a work that emphasizes the high moral character of its heroes, the higher purpose of spiritual seeking, and the triumph of virtue over all evil. The war described in the epic was a global war of that era, not only because many nations and peoples participated, but also because it was the result of a relentless battle between the peoples and the titans. When the titans were defeated, they decided to incarnate in the world of humans. However, soon the gods also incarnated, so that heavenly war was transferred to the earth, resulting in the deaths of millions of people and the loss of many leaders and glorious heroes. This war took place in the great plain of Kurukshetra, near present-day Delhi. However, the battle of Kurukshetra also has a spiritual meaning, as it is a battle that every seeker must undertake at some stage of their path.
Anyone who has read the Bhagavad Gita (which is an integral part of the Mahabharata) will remember the wonderful spiritual teachings given by Krishna to his disciple Arjuna, urging him to participate in the battle against evil. We all hide a dark subconscious within us and connect with the archetypes of the collective unconscious. At some point, we are called to illuminate this dark space, to tame the hidden and uncontrolled powers of the subconscious, and through self-awareness to become masters of all aspects of ourselves, lower and higher.
The "Mahabharata" provides the impetus for this inner battle that leads to ultimate Liberation.
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