There is a story I came across recently that comes in towards the end of the Mahabharata. It's about an incident when Arjuna's arrow fails to hit its mark and the lesson that it signifies. The greatest archer of them all, facing failure. And the inference at that point is so profound it takes a lot of reflection to soak in and understand the gravity of its meaning.
Wonderful analogy of Arjuna's arrow. Well written. Often identifying the gift of talent and then utilising it optimally is what helps us evolve towards being better individuals and contribute positively. Thanks for sharing this interpretation.
Wonderful analogy of Arjuna's arrow. Well written. Often identifying the gift of talent and then utilising it optimally is what helps us evolve towards being better individuals and contribute positively. Thanks for sharing this interpretation.
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