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13 - Conclusion - Mahabharata · Philosophy and Faith

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  Speaker 1: Conclusion their real epic answered the oar under the funerals
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  Speaker 1: of the deceased warriors, as we have stated before, and
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  Speaker 1: it is their's horse. Sacrifice is rather a crowning ornament
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  Speaker 1: than a part of the solidadifies what follows. The sacrifice
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  Speaker 1: is in no sense a part of the real epic.
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  Speaker 1: It consists merely of concluding personal narratives of the heroes
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  Speaker 1: who have figured in the poem. Tritraastra retails into forest
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  Speaker 1: with his queen Gandhary and Pritha, the mother of the
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  Speaker 1: Panda brothers, accompanies them. In the solitude of the forest,
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  Speaker 1: the old Tetraashtra sees as in a vision, the spirits
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  Speaker 1: of all the slain warriors, his sons and grandsons and kinsmen,
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  Speaker 1: clad and armed as they were in battle. The spirits
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  Speaker 1: disappear in the morning at the bidding of Viyaza, who
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  Speaker 1: had called them up. At last, Tritraastra and Gundhary and
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  Speaker 1: Pritha are burned to death in a forest conflaguration that
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  Speaker 1: by fire being considered holy. Krishna at Dwarka meets its
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  Speaker 1: strange and tragic adventures. The Breshnis and the Underkas becoming
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  Speaker 1: religious and addicted to drinking and fall a prey to
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  Speaker 1: internal dissensions while theyved. Krishna die shortly after, and the
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  Speaker 1: city of the Yadavs is swallowed up by the ocean.
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  Speaker 1: Then follow the two concluding books of Diapic, The Great
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  Speaker 1: Journey and The Ascent to Heaven, so beautifully rendered into
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  Speaker 1: English by Sir Adwin Arnold. On hearing of the death
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  Speaker 1: of their friend Krishna, the Pander brothers place Parikshit, the
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  Speaker 1: grandson of Virgin, on the throne, and retair to the
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  Speaker 1: himalayas Tropody drops down dead on the way, then Sadib,
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  Speaker 1: then Knuckle, then Nudjun and then viham. He Di stair
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  Speaker 1: alone proceeds to Heaven in person in a celestial car.
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  Speaker 1: There it is to undergoes some trial, baits in the
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  Speaker 1: celestial Ganges, and rises with a celestial he then meets Krishna,
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  Speaker 1: now in his heavenly form, blazing in splendor and glory.
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  Speaker 1: He meets his brothers, whom he had lost on art
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  Speaker 1: but who are now immortals in the sky clad in
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  Speaker 1: heavenly forms. Indra himself appears before it is ture and
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  Speaker 1: introduces him to others who were dear to him on arth,
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  Speaker 1: and are dear to him in heaven. Thus speak Sindra
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  Speaker 1: to it his ture. This is she, the fair, mortal,
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  Speaker 1: hard no human mother bore sprung from altar as dropady
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  Speaker 1: human shame for thee she wore by the wilder of
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  Speaker 1: the trident. She was wake to form and life. Born
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  Speaker 1: in Royal Drupet's mansion, righteous man, to be thy wife.
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  Speaker 1: These are bright aerial beings, went for deed to lower art,
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  Speaker 1: born by Drupert's teainless daughter, as thy children took their bard.
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  Speaker 1: This is monarch Teterastra, who doth over Gundherb's reign. This
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  Speaker 1: is brave, immortal carn arstone art by urgent slaying like
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  Speaker 1: the fire in radi'spander for the sun inspired his birth
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  Speaker 1: as the son of chariot driver, he was known upon
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  Speaker 1: the art midst the sideas and the madudes midst imortals
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  Speaker 1: pure and pride. Seek their friends, the faithful Breshnis, matchless
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  Speaker 1: in their warlike miight, Seek and find a brave side Ticki,
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  Speaker 1: who upheld thy cause so well. Seek the Vojas Andhakas
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  Speaker 1: who in Kurukshatra fell. This is gallant of Vimenu, whom
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  Speaker 1: the affairs of a drabor still unconquered in the battle,
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  Speaker 1: slain by fraud in the under shore of Vimenu, son
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  Speaker 1: of Virjun. Welding Urgent's peerless might with the Lord of Night,
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  Speaker 1: he ranges beauteous as the Lord of Knight. This it
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  Speaker 1: is there is thy Father, by thy Mother, joined in heaven.
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  Speaker 1: Oft he comes into my mansions in his flowery chariot Draven.
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  Speaker 1: This is Vishma, stainless warrior. By the Basuzi is his place.
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  Speaker 1: By the God of avonly wisdom. Teacher Drona sits in grace.
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  Speaker 1: These and other mighty warriors in the darkly battle, slain
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  Speaker 1: by their valor and their virtue, walk the bright atrial plain.
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  Speaker 1: They have cast their mortal bodies crossed the radiant gate
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  Speaker 1: of heaven, for to win celestial mansions all to mortals
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  Speaker 1: it is given. Let them strive by kindly action, gentle
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  Speaker 1: speech and durance, long brighter life and holier future, into
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  Speaker 1: sons of man belong and of conclusion.