The Story of Dharma and Adharma Mahabharata, Part 1  (English, Paperback, Rishi Nanda)

As the saying goes, there are three sides to every story: Your Truth, My Truth, and The Real Truth. In Sanatan Dharma, there are millions of books and story tellers, so whichever book or story a person has read, heard or seen, it becomes that person’s truth. The key point to note is that there are usually multiple stories explaining the same fact, occasion, or festival. So, each version is right in its own merit. This is a result of the natural evolution the stories might have gone through—the process of being handed over from generation to generation for centuries. Many concepts and secrets are hidden in these stories, and we are going to explore such secretive learnings and evolve on how to lead life personally and professionally. In our book, we have not only shared the story of Mahabharata, but after every chapter we have shared the learnings from that chapter, and trivia of many characters. We have strived to make it the best resource on “Mahabharata" available to you. Mahabharata is an “Itihasa” which means “thus it happened”. Mahabharata was written by the great author Maharishi Ved Vyasa. Mahabharata is not only about a war between two branches of a family or a tale of good versus evil, but it's a profound exploration of human nature, choices and consequences. Every character embodies a mix of virtues and flaws, blurring the line between Dharma and Adharma. In this epic, everyone is both right and wrong in their own way. While Adharma has seemingly triumphed, the question remains — will the Pandavas reclaim their kingdom, or does Mama Shakuni still have one last ace up his sleeve?