UtsannakuladharmANaaM manuShyaaNaaM
janardana
narakE niyataM vaasO bhavateetyanushushruma
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Oh Janaradana, We have heard from wise gurus
that people belonging to such destructed and spoilt families will dwell in the
hell forever.
Arjuna calls Krishna as Janardana -
which means the one who protects the people probably to remind him that he
being the protector should ensure that his people should not suffer. War brings
chaos and adharma prevails. Family and social values will be destroyed. People
belonging to such families and civilizations have no option but to dwell in
hell forever. Every day (nityam) will be a hell for them. Future looks very
grim with collapsed system and society. Is it not the responsibility of
Janardana to protect the future of the people?
Arjuna in a way is reminding Lord Krishna himself his duties as
Janardana. By saying we have heard Arjuna indicates that he does not have first
hand information of such societies. It means to say that he has not witnessed
such a society because dharma is still prevailing. The future will be such that
the civilization will be pushed to a situation which no one has witnessed
before.
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