Yudhishthira and Bhishma Last dialogue
Last dialogue of Yudhishthira and Bhishma At the last moment, grandfather Bhishma explained to Yudhishthira the meaning of religion. What did Bhishma say to Yudhishthira when he was lying on the bed of arrows?
The war of Mahabharata was such a war in which brother was fighting against brother. The blood of a close relative was shedding, in such a situation, whoever got death, the sorrow was equal on both sides.
When Pitamah Bhishma was taking him on the bed of arrows, Yudhishthira came to meet him. Yudhishthira was very sad and embarrassed. Considering himself responsible for his grandfather's condition, he was feeling extremely guilty. Seeing this condition of his father, Bhishma called Yudhishthira near him and asked – O son! Why are you so sad, do you consider yourself responsible for this situation of mine? Then Yudhishthira answered yes with moist eyes. On which the grandfather told him a story. What was that story?
Once upon a time there used to be a very powerful great learned king named Deya, but his attitude was cruel, he used to do injustice to his subjects. To spread the fame of his name, he was ruling the people with fear. Due to which the people were very sad. The life of the entire state was being cut in physical and mental suffering because the king's rule was misrule. Therefore, for the establishment of religion, Brahmins killed that king, after that his son Prithu was made the king, whose nature was according to religion, due to which good governance started in that state. And there was prosperity in the people. Similarly today the people of Hastinapur are also unhappy. Their happiness is under your rule. In this way, you do not need to be sad for the work done for the happiness of the people and for the establishment of religion.
Yudhishthira feels at peace after listening to his grandfather Bhishma and participates in the next round of war with full enthusiasm.
The war of Mahabharata teaches that no matter what is done for the protection of Dharma, nothing goes wrong. It is wrong to support the unrighteous by falling in love with loved ones. Just as all the great men who supported the Kauravas in the Mahabharata war, their end was bad. All his good deeds were destroyed because he kept his personal religion above the country and motherland, which resulted in his destruction.
The path of religion is not easy but those who follow it. His life is worthwhile.
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