This is part of my ongoing series on the Mahabharat, an epic poem of ancient India. For links to all previous Mahabharat posts go here. Or you can simply click on the Mahabharat page link above.
I'm posting this one day early because I'm flying to London today and won't get a chance to access the internet for a few days. This also means that I won't be able to check up on your blogs so forgive me for not being up to date. When I do manage to get to a computer I'll be in a cyber cafe and strapped for time so I might not be able to comment even though I'll do my best to read up.
I'll be out of the USA for the three months but will continue to blog here, keeping as close to my normal schedule of Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays as possible. Stay tuned!
In the meantime, here's your Mahabharat post for this weekend:
This is a list of all my Mahabharat posts so far, in the order I posted them. That's important because you learn a little bit more with each story and the later posts are all linked in so it's better to have read the earlier ones to get the most out of the experience.
For the stories that have more than one part you can click on the link at the bottom of the post to continue reading the story.
The King is Dead, Long Live the King (one part)
Your Friday Sweet (one part)
The Song of God (one part)
Hidden Gem (one part)
Karna = Ray of Light (two parts)
Kunti - Mother of Warriors (two parts)
Draupadi - Born of Fire (six parts)
We're Having Too Much Fun to Stop (one part)
Shantanu - The Ancestor (five parts)
Bhishma - Son of Ganga (seven parts)
Say Something Sweet (one part)
Abhimanyu - Brave Youth (four parts)
Uttara - Hope for the Future (two parts)
What's 'is Name? (one part)
Pandavas in Nepal (one part)
Sahadev - Of Great Fortitude (one part)
Kubja - A Beautiful Woman (one part)
Poison (one part)
The Highest Love (one part)
Gandhari - Queen of Hastinapur (eight parts)
Bhima's Brother (one part)
Mahabharat Vishwakosha (one part)
How to Write a Love Letter (two parts)
The Night Before the War (one part)
Krishna's Flute (one part)
Never Fear (three parts)
Hidden Gem (one part re-post)
Anamika = Nameless One (one part)
Kiss Me (one part)
Little Krishna (one part)
Tell Me (one part)
To Be Faithful (one part)
Ranchod (one of two parts)
Krishna's Dwarka (second of two parts)
The Stranger (five parts)
Mercy (two parts)
Anamika = Nameless One (one part repost)
How do we do this? (vlog)
How to Pronounce the Names (multi-part vlog series)
Choices (one part)
Yuyutsu - Of Conscience (one part)
You've been waiting and waiting (one part)
Quiz series (parts on-going):
Upmanyu - A Guru's Grace (parts on-going)
Have fun!
Krishna driving Arjuna's chariot on the battlefield of Kurukshetra.Go here to read the next Mahabharat post entitled What's 'is Name.
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28 comments:
Have fun in London!
I'll check out the stories.
LOVE!
tywo,
thanks, I know I'll have fun in London. It's always nice to go and catch up with my family and friends there.
Jai
Have a safe trip! Wish I was going to London.
Have a safe trip. I hope the volcanic ash coalition doesn't get in the way. :-)
And many thanks for posting the entire series. This is the equivalent of watching all the DVD series of 'Smack the Pony' or 'The Thick of It' back to back to back.
Greetings from London.
Diane, I wish I could take you with me!
Jai
Cuban,
I love Smack the Pony!
I never thought of this list as a back to back DVD series but you're right. It's a marathon, that's for sure. Enjoy!
Jai
Have a great trip, Jai :)
Have a great trip!! Three months?? You lucky duck!!
What will you be doing in London?
Tara and Nicole, thanks!
Jai
Ronda, I'm going to be doing a bit of business and a bit of pleasure. Mostly pleasure. I'll give more details later...
Jai
Hey all, I'm at the airport right now, waiting to get on my flight. I'm so exhausted! I didn't any sleep last night because I was packing and getting everything else ready. Can't wait to just get on the plane and fall asleep.
Jai
I hope you have safe travels! London - I'm jealous! :)
Ooh, such a treat, Jai! Thanks! Have a great time where you're headed, and I look forward hearing all about your travels :).
Jai,
Thank you for providing these links. I will bookmark and read them slowly, so I can fully absorb them. Won't be til after my deadline, but I'll begin in a couple of weeks.
It's wonderful that you're writing about such an important topic. :)
Have fun! Fly safe!
Have fun in London Jai, and thanks for all the amazing links- great reads, I’ll take my time and enjoy each & every one of them! :)
Jai, I've got some cool news. I am taking Ancient India in college and the teacher let me pick your book, "Follow the Cowherd Boy" as the book for my book review. I am hoping she will add it to her suggested reading list!
80s Queen,
thank is so wicked! Thanks so much!
Please do send me a copy of your book review when it's finished. I'd love to read it! And keep me posted on what your teacher thinks. Enjoy studying ancient India!
Jai
Susan, thanks!
Jai
Hema, I'll let you know about everything!
Jai
Notefromnadir,
take your time and enjoy! let me know your thoughts when you get the chance. And good luck with that deadline.
Jai
Palindrome,
thanks, I always fly safe.
Jai
Lua, have fun reading and let me know your thoughts!
Jai
Jai, wishing you the best on your trip. It's nice to break away and do something different. I'm sure you'll have a blast. Enjoy!!!
Nevine
Thanks, Nevine!
Jai
Hello Jai,
I do not have words to appreciate your talent and the knowledge base, i went through your blog and came to know a lot of surprising facts about Mahabharat.
Thanks for the precious information.
Please keep up the great work ...
Amit, thank you for your words of appreciation. It's always a delight to me to learn that something I wrote was of use to someone else. I hope I can continue to inform and entertain you.
Thank you again.
Jai
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