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Footnote:
reference: Sanjaya described to Dhritarashtra the greatness of Sri Krishna (Mahabharata Udyoga Parva, Chapters 68-70)
In composing this piece, researched translations of Mahabharat [ KMG and Debroy/BORI/CE- disappointingly narrow translations in the case of the latter!], also Sanskrit/Hindi version by Ramanarayanadatta Shastri, word meanings in Sanskrit dictionaries, explanations by Adi Shankara, Sri Aurobindo and other dharmic authorities.
The nature of Hindu texts is such that there are many levels of Sanskrit meaning, conveyed in such a manner that philosophical and spiritual insights are embedded in popular narratives, a continuum from the Vedic, Vedantic sources into the Puranas and Itihaas.
