
Arjuna aims Raudra weapon against Karna. Karna’s chariot wheel sinks. Karna gets down from the chariot and tries to lift the wheel. Karna asks Arjuna to stop fighting until he lifts the wheel. Krishna condems Karna's previous evil actions. The fight continue. Arjuna counter Karna’s brahmastra with his own Brahmastra. Meanwhile karna is still trying to extract the wheel. Arjuna fire Agneyastra which Karna counters with Varunastra. Karna covered all directions with clouds. But Arjuna destroyed the clouds with Vayavya astra. Karna then took up a blazing weapon and struck Arjuna’s chest with it. Arjuna reels in pain and Gandiva falls from his hand. Using this opportunity, Karna gets down from the chariot and tries to lift the wheel. Arjuna recovers and takes up Anjalika arrow. Krishna then tells Arjuna to kill karna. Arjuna with an arrow struck down Karna’s standard. Arjuna takes up the Anjalika arrow and fires it. The astra beheads Karna killing him instantly.
Explore the extraordinary birth of Dhrishtadyumna from the sacrificial fire, as narrated in the *Mahabharata*. This symbolic tale highlights themes of divine retribution, the power of yajna (sacrificial rituals), and the inevitability of destiny. Witness how King Drupada's desire for vengeance against Guru Drona culminates in the miraculous emergence of a warrior preordained to restore dharma.
In this deep reflection on the characters of the Mahabharata, we explore the spiritual journeys of key figures like Krishna, Bhishma, Karna, Yudhishthira, Arjuna, and others. Each character embodies unique lessons on dharma, ego, morality, and the struggles between desires and spiritual wisdom. Discover how these timeless figures offer profound insights into human nature and the path to enlightenment.
Krishna is Adi-Purusa and Radha is Adi-shakti or internal potency or Antaranga shakti of Krishna so it is not possible for anyone to separate Energy from Energetic
