Gyaneshwari -Sant Gyaneshwar
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Chapter-18
Release
Instead of asking questions suitable for the occasion, King Dhritarashtra said to Sanjaya, “O Sanjaya, where are your manners? With what object did Vyasa post you here? What kind of irrelevant talk are you indulging in?” If you place a rustic person in a palace, he feels lost there. Just as with the daybreak a thief feels it as night-time (1621-1625), so one who could not appreciate the importance of something; he naturally felt to be wrong. It was, therefore, natural that, what Sanjaya was saying seemed improper to Dhritarashtra. Then the King said, “Tell me what is going on. Who will be victorious in this war? I guess that the valour of Duryodhana is more than that of others and his army also is one and a half times greater as compared with the army of Pandavas. So I feel that his victory is certain. I do not know what your prediction is, but do tell me whatever it may be (1626-1630).” |
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