Mahabharata sloka

[Greycell Physicists]

Hari Om _()_ :)

Mahoday,

This is with reference to article in The Hindu  ( http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/op-ed/an-indian-grammar-for-international-studies/article4185358.ece?homepage=true )

In the 7th paragraph (2011 Survey 3rd paragraph), the author writes " Let me make what may seem like another astounding claim, and which I hope, in the best argumentative tradition, will be heavily contested. If all the books on war and peace were to suddenly disappear from the world, and only the Mahabharata remained, it would be good enough to capture almost all the possible debates on order, justice, force and the moral dilemmas associated with choices that are made on these issues within the realm of international politics."

But i have heard a sloka or verse
like yen hena thad haasti.........nasti na kwachitH, ( meaning whatever is there in Mahabharata, it's there everywhere, something which isn't there in Mahabharata, it merely doesn't exist )

Could u please share the sloka or verse


Pranaam

[Hnbhat B.R.]

While narrating the Mahabharata to the King Janamejaya, Vaishampayana, one of Vedavyasa’s disciples, says:

धर्मे चार्थे च कामे च मोक्षे च भरतर्षभ |

यदिहास्ति तदन्यत्र। यन्नेहास्ति न तत् क्वचित्॥(१/६२/५३) 

 dharme cārthe ca kāme ca mokṣe ca bharatarṣabha/ 

 yad ihāsti tad anyatra yan nehāsti na tat kvacit//(1.62.53)

“O King! In matters pertaining to Dharma (righteousness), Artha (economics), Kama (desires), and Moksha (liberation), whatever has been said here may be found elsewhere, but whatever is not found here does not exist anywhere else!

The above is the complete verse with reference. (which need to be checked with any publication, as this has been culled out from the web pages online).

[Ajit Gargeshwari]

One can read from this bog site

http://www.hindujagruti.org/hinduism/knowledge/article/why-mahabharat-is-glorified-as-fifth-veda.html

The blog gives sevearl other rekated verses too
Regards
Ajit Gargeshwari

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[Greycell Physicists]

Thank you very much

oflate in West, particularly in US, people seem to discover a new
posture in Yoga, a medicine and take patent

In the present context(article in The Hindu), though in Mahabharata it has
already been said

धर्मे चार्थे च कामे च मोक्षे च भरतर्षभ |
यदिहास्ति तदन्यत्र। यन्नेहास्ति न तत् क्वचित्॥(१/६२/५३)
dharme cārthe ca kāme ca mokṣe ca bharatarṣabha/
yad ihāsti tad anyatra yan nehāsti na tat kvacit//(1.62.53)


“O King! In matters pertaining to Dharma (righteousness), Artha
(economics), Kama (desires), and Moksha (liberation), whatever has
been said here may be found elsewhere, but whatever is not found here
does not exist anywhere else!

contd...

but the author of the article has written as though that was his
opinion on Mahabharata

What is your opinion? Please Reply

Thank You

On 12/12/12, Ajit Gargeshwari <ajit.gar...@gmail.com> wrote:
> One can read from this bog site
>
> http://www.hindujagruti.org/hinduism/knowledge/article/why-mahabharat-is-glorified-as-fifth-veda.html
>
> The blog gives sevearl other rekated verses too
> Regards
> Ajit Gargeshwari
>
> On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 8:10 AM, Hnbhat B.R. <hnbh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> While narrating the Mahabharata to the King Janamejaya, Vaishampayana,
>> one
>> of Vedavyasa’s disciples, says:
>>
>>
>> धर्मे चार्थे च कामे च मोक्षे च भरतर्षभ |
>> यदिहास्ति तदन्यत्र। यन्नेहास्ति न तत् क्वचित्॥(१/६२/५३)

>> * dharme cārthe ca kāme ca mokṣe ca bharatarṣabha/
>> *
>> * yad ihāsti tad anyatra yan nehāsti na tat kvacit//(*1.62.53)

>>
>>
>> “O King! In matters pertaining to Dharma (righteousness), Artha
>> (economics), Kama (desires), and Moksha (liberation), whatever has been
>> said here may be found elsewhere, but whatever is not found here does not
>> exist anywhere else!
>>
>> The above is the complete verse with reference. (which need to be checked
>> with any publication, as this has been culled out from the web pages
>> online).
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 10:48 PM, Greycell Physicists <
>> aksha...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Hari Om _()_ :)
>>>
>>> Mahoday,
>>>

>>> This is with reference to article in *The Hindu * (
>>> http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/op-ed/an-indian-grammar-for-international-studies/article4185358.ece?homepage=true)

>>>
>>> In the 7th paragraph (2011 Survey 3rd paragraph), the author writes "
>>> Let
>>> me make what may seem like another astounding claim, and which I hope,
>>> in
>>> the best argumentative tradition, will be heavily contested. If all the
>>> books on war and peace were to suddenly disappear from the world, and
>>> only

>>> * the Mahabharata remained, it would be good enough to capture almost
>>> all the possible* debates on order, justice, force and the moral

>>> dilemmas associated with choices that are made on these issues within
>>> the
>>> realm of international politics."
>>>
>>> But i have heard a sloka or verse

>>> like *yen hena thad haasti.........nasti na kwachitH, ( meaning whatever

>>> is there in Mahabharata, it's there everywhere, something which isn't
>>> there
>>> in Mahabharata, it merely doesn't exist )
>>>

>>> *Could u please share the sloka or verse
>>> *
>>> *
>>> Pranaam*
>>> *