Friday, November 1, 2019
Mahabharata 34: Rare Go Those That Their Karma Know Comments
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Do thine karma, be not weary,
Let karma thy armour be,
He that what to do well knows,
So rare, one in thousand, goes.
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Aniruddha Pathak
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1/14/2026 4:49:03 PM # 1.0.0
This original verse is so sweet and informative. You have rightly explained. Karma knows many things. An amazing sharing is done really.10
There is a shloka in Sanskrit that says: ....arasikeshu kavitva nivedanam sirashi ma likha malika malikha |... A poet requests the Goddess of Fate, a reward of my other karma ye may give me as ye like, but pray make me not narrate my poetry to those uninterested/uninitiated. It is really nice to receive feedback from those that know. Thank you dear KM.