The Divine Sound (Bhagavad Gita – Chapter 1, Verse 14) #arjuna #thebhagavadgita #gita
Chapter 1, Verse 14
As the deafening war cries filled the battlefield of Kurukshetra, a divine and tranquil moment unfolded. Seated in their magnificent chariot, yoked with white horses, Lord Krishna, the charioteer, and Arjuna, the warrior prince, prepared to make their presence known.
With calm and composed grace, Lord Krishna picked up his conch shell, named “Panchajanya,” and blew it with a resonating sound that cut through the chaos. Simultaneously, Arjuna, holding his conch “Devadatta,” echoed the divine sound, creating a symphony that uplifted the spirits of the Pandava army.
This verse signifies the divine and auspicious presence of Krishna and Arjuna, their conch shells symbolizing the call to righteous action. The powerful yet serene sounds inspired the Pandava warriors, filling them with renewed courage and a sense of divine support.
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