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Karma Never Forgets: A Lesson from the Mahabharata We often ask, "Why me?" when things go wrong, don't we? This beautiful story from the Mahabharata gives us the answer. When Dhritarashtra asked Lord Krishna why he was suffering so much after the war, Krishna reminded him of an incident...

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