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                   Mahasamar philosophy

                   Mahabharata reloaded

This philosophy provides the back story, thematic explanations for the story mahasamar

The whole story characters and situations in the mahabharta are all symbolic

Every character and the way it behaves springs out of the metaphysical theory of cause and effect of omnipotent energy

The mahabharta is not a sacred book the ramayan is

The part of mahbharta that is sacred is the bhagvad gita

When lord Krishna tells arjun that whatever is happening was bound to happen that all the other players in the war were bound to come against each other

That he is the creator and destroyer of the world

That is in spiritual terms but for the sake of the story

The mahabharta is nothing but like a release of energy the clash between the negative and the positive energy of the world the release of unwanted energy the stabilized the world at that point of timer

When we talk of the divine as the source of energy and we are connected to it all the time what we actually mean that makes us what we are

Take it in terms of big power plant if all the energy that is being generated is not transmitted and keeps on gathering at one place there is bound to be an explosion because the concentration of energy is so huge that this energy has to be channeled for it to be of use

And if this power is not distributed then accumulation over a period of could result in the destruction of the source itself that what the big bang theory for the creation of the universe is all about

Th spirit is connected to the divine and the spirit cannot die it is an outlet of energy like a plug which can give energy to any thing be it television or a cell phone o the body is like a receiver and the spirit is the outlet connected to the divine

What mahabaharta symbolizes is that over period of time negative energy vibrations can reach such a level that they can stop people from making the right choices it neutralizes the positive energy like bhishma and dronocharya though being positive could not oppose durodhan

Also when negative energy becomes high it seek a leader like say adolf Hitler or durodhan there has to be epicenter from which energy flows and channelises

If bhishma would have curtailed the ambitions of dhutrasatra the durodhan negative energy would not have become so powerful so as to need a mahabhrata to release it and then at that point of time the divine has to intervene to maintain the equilibrium

At the end of mahabharta residual energy in the form of aswathama was left his source of energy the mani in his head was taken out but he was not killed why not

Because negative energy also need to be present to maintain the equilibrium

But the again over a period of time negative energy gains momentum and threatens to disrupt the positive flow of events

Aswathama is the epicenter of negative energy in this story as he was destined to be resurrected at this point of time because the world needs to be cleansed some negative energy needs to be released as aswathama grows in power and negative energy will concentrate in him and his death would release this energy

Bhisham is resurrected because the of the theory of cause and effect he could have stopped the war of mahabharata by taking the side of dharma he could have stopped the killing of millions of but he chooses to do nothing and now is the time for him to pay for it

So this ia the basics philosophy of the story mahasamar what is happening today was bound to happen

Aswathama was bound to be resurrected because negative vibrations are reaching certain stage and they need an epicenter

Asthama was bound to go for the mani because as he grows powerful negative energy will concentrate in him

Bhisham was bound to be resurrected

Whatever happened in mahabharta was bound to happen because this event had to take place today