usurping the crown and kingdom that rightfully belonged to Pandavas was a great adharma. He cited all the cruel things the Kuru sons had done to Pandavas, including trying to disrobe Panchali were adharmic, and now the only course of action was to give the rightful share to Pandavas.

Hearing this Duryodhana, insulted Vidura, and asked him to get off Hasthinapura. Even though Dhritharashtrar was blind, now he intentionally became deaf too, to Vidura’s advice. Vidura realized the will of The Lord and discarded his weapons and went off on pilgrimage. On traveling through many Theerthasthanam, he one day reached Prabhasam another Theerthasthanam, and from there he came to know about the war and the massive destruction followed. Feeling sad, he continued going to all spiritual places and one day somewhere there, he happened to see Uddhavar, Krishna’s all time friend and companion, who was always with the Lord.

Note – The wisdom of Vidura is remarkeable. Usually people – especially in old age – do not know when and how to interfere in others’ matters. Here, Vidura shows a very good example by giving his honest