Low entropy - High stability

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Low entropy - High stability
Dr. Manoj Kumar Patel



Sri Krishna, as we all know from the pages of history, advised both Dhritarashtra and his court with the same emphasis to return the Indraprastha to Yudhisthira. The reason to mediate between the Kauravas and Pandavas was to restore peace on the earth. He knew that a war would not only destroy properties extensively but also eliminate precious human lives. He had well visualized that while super-warriors Arjuna, Karna, Aswatthama, Duryodhana and Bhima will fight a war under the captainship of invincible Bhishma, Kripa, and Drona; the war will devastate the human race beyond repair for eons to come. Many innocent civilians will get killed. The fighting countries will be bereft of youth mails and will be full of children and widows of the warriors that will die in fighting the war.

It was unfortunate that the war of the Mahabharata took place, and the results were heart wrenching and devastating.

It is common for spiritual strength to be less in one, while more in another. It is proportionate to the efforts of each, now and in the past. God’s grace is blemishless like light: One person does well-using light; another executes an evil plan! Make the light within you shine!

The Almighty wants all of us to be in peace, tranquillity, and harmony within and with our surroundings. We should live with a good heart, open mind, and love for all. We should keep entropy low and maintain stability.

Comments

  1. Unknown6 July 2020 at 04:41

    The concept is good. When the Godhead Himself is cautioning, spending high energy on a self-destruction mode is indeed ill advised and should have been avoided. Alas, it's all about one man's unfettered and unrealistic ambitions and his pathological hatred for his cousins. Well connected👌🏽
    A few bloopers, though.
    "The" not to be used for Indraprastha and Earth. By "Youth mails" you mean young males?
    The Pandavas and Kauravas are mixed up. Deliberately? In that case, one or two Pandava Generals should also find mention.

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    1. Manoj K Patel6 July 2020 at 05:02

      I am thankful for your objective comments. These will help me to improve my writing in subsequent articles.

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  2. tanojkumaripatel6 July 2020 at 11:28

    The concept is excellent

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