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Mahabharata Story 014 Karnas History - Told by Sriram Raghavan

The story of Karnas upbringing, his tryst with Parasurama and the many curses that Karna was subject to. This chapter also highlights Karnas way of Dharma and his chareristic of Generosity.

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महाभारत के सबसे बड़े अनसुलझे रहस्य - Unsolved Mysteries of Mahabharata

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Let's Play: SMT: Nocturne: Mada

Immune to physical, but NOTHING is immune to freaking Almighty. Die, demon.

Also: Wikipedia: In Hindu text, Mahabharata, Mada is an Asura (demon by the time) created by sage Chyavana. His name means the intoxicator, his strength was feared by Indra, the king of Deva.

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Caminar descalzos por las brasas para que se cumpla un deseo o para recibir una bendición

Los devotos de India han celebrado el festival anual de fuego de Theemithi en el Templo Ujjaini Mahakali en Rameswaram, al sur del país. Los participantes han caminado descalzos por un hoyo ceremonial de brasas para que se cumpla un deseo o para recibir una bendición de la diosa hindú Draupadi, de la epopeya Mahabharata. El festival tiene lugar durante el mes de Aipasi del calendario tamil y una semana antes del festival hindú de luces Diwali. Theemithi también se celebra en Sri Lanka, Malayasia, Singapur y otros países con un gran número de personas de etnia tamil.
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