Shloka 13
ЁЯМЯ Sanskrit:
рддрддः рд╢рдЩ्рдЦाрд╢्рдЪ рднेрд░्рдпрд╢्рдЪ рдкрдгрд╡ाрдирдХрдЧोрдоुрдЦाः।
рд╕рд╣рд╕ैрд╡ाрдн्рдпрд╣рди्рдпрди्рдд рд╕ рд╢рдм्рджрд╕्рддुрдоुрд▓ोрд╜рднрд╡рдд्॥ 1.13 ॥
ЁЯМЯ Transliteration:
Tatah shankhashcha bheryashcha panavanaka-gomukha,
Sahasav abhyahanyanta sa shabdas tumulo ’bhavat.
ЁЯМЯ Meaning:
Then suddenly conch shells, drums, bugles, trumpets, and horns were sounded, creating a tumultuous noise.
ЁЯМЯ Explanation:
As the battle begins, all kinds of war instruments—conch shells, drums, trumpets—are played together, filling the air with a powerful, chaotic sound. This moment builds anticipation for the great Mahabharata war, showing how intense and overwhelming the situation was for everyone present. ЁЯО║ЁЯО╢
Shloka 14
ЁЯМЯ Sanskrit:
рддрддः рд╢्рд╡ेрддैрд░्рд╣рдпैрд░्рдпुрдХ्рддे рдорд╣рддि рд╕्рдпрди्рджрдиे рд╕्рдеिрддौ।
рдоाрдзрд╡ः рдкाрдг्рдбрд╡рд╢्рдЪैрд╡ рджिрд╡्рдпौ рд╢рдЩ्рдЦौ рдк्рд░рджрдз्рдорддुः॥ 1.14 ॥
ЁЯМЯ Transliteration:
Tatah shvetair hayaih yukte mahati syandane sthitau,
Madhavah pandavashchaiva divyau shankhau pradadhmatuh.
ЁЯМЯ Meaning:
Then, Lord Krishna and Arjuna stood in their magnificent chariot drawn by white horses and blew their divine conch shells.
ЁЯМЯ Explanation:
Krishna (Madhava) and Arjuna blow their own celestial conch shells from their spectacular chariot. This moment signals their readiness for battle and also highlights their unique partnership—Arjuna the warrior, Krishna the charioteer. ЁЯРОЁЯЫб️ЁЯжЪ
Shloka 15
ЁЯМЯ Sanskrit:
рдкाрдЮ्рдЪрдЬрди्рдпं рд╣ृрд╖ीрдХेрд╢ो рджेрд╡рджрдд्рддं рдзрдирдЮ्рдЬрдпः।
рдкौрдг्рдб्рд░ं рджрдз्рдоौ рдорд╣ाрд╢рдЩ्рдЦं рднीрдордХрд░्рдоा рд╡ृрдХोрджрд░ः॥ 1.15 ॥
ЁЯМЯ Transliteration:
Panchajanya Hrshekeso Devadatta Dhananjayah,
Paundram dadhmau mahashankham Bhimakarma Vrikodarah.
ЁЯМЯ Meaning:
Krishna blew Panchajanya, Arjuna blew Devadatta, and the mighty Bhima, of terrible deeds, blew Paundra.
ЁЯМЯ Explanation:
Specific, named conch shells were blown by the main warriors. Krishna (Hrshekesh) blew Panchajanya, Arjuna (Dhananjaya) blew Devadatta, and Bhima blew Paundra. Each warrior’s conch shell had a name and a reputation, symbolizing their unique identities and strengths. ЁЯРЪЁЯТе
Today’s Takeaway
Preparation and identity matter in every great challenge. Just as each warrior’s conch shell announced their presence and purpose, we too must be ready, proud of who we are, and clear about our intentions when stepping into life’s big moments. ЁЯМЯЁЯЩМ
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