Sloka:
Arjuna, after listening to Indra and returning from the heavens, searched all over the world for the sons of the Brahmin and failing to find them realises Krishna is subjecting him to a test and decided to jump into the fire and end his life.
This is the play of destiny! Wonder! Wonder!
A boy dies but the God of Death isn’t aware
These are bad times for Vijaya.
Now what shall I do! I will enter the fire
My dear, will Krishna forsake Arjuna
who has vowed to jump into fire and
end his life if he can’t fulfil his promise?
Sloka:
Having listened to Arjuna’s brave words, the Brahmin told him that he will return when his wife is due to deliver and reached home; and with honeyed words he placated his grieving wife and spoke thus.
O beautiful and lotus-faced, hear my words.;
my dearest, please do not cry
Your sorrow will vanish, what we desire will
come true and bring us joy, my wife
When I went into the Yadava court with our
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