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Harish Johari’s revelations on the lessons and predictions in this classic Indian epic • Examines the lessons of the main characters in the Mahabharata and how each symbolizes an aspect of human consciousness • Explains dharma in modern terms; shedding light on major events in our time • Contains a modern retelling of the Bhagavad Gita; the essence of Indian philosophy • Includes teachings on the relationship between energy; the elements; and the chakras and on the causes for war in this epic story • Compiled and Edited by Wil Geraets Harish Johari (1934-1999); the distinguished North Indian author and Tantric scholar; spent a lifetime studying the Mahabharata and the lessons it contains. Known the world over for its famous chapters on the story of the hero Arjuna and the Bhagavad Gita; this ancient epic is more than just stories. As Johari reveals; the Mahabharata’s teaching tales contain insight on justice and injustice; individual and cosmic consciousness; Indian philosophy; and the four eras of humankind; including our current era; the Kali Yuga. Based on numerous talks given by Johari; this book presents the deeper layers of the Mahabharata; revealing its wisdom and teachings in a contemporary and often entertaining way. Examining the lessons of the main characters and how each symbolizes an aspect of human consciousness; Johari explores the lives of Bhishma and Arjuna; the events in the Pandava and Kaurava families leading up to their battle at Kurukshetra; lesser-known stories such as the tale of Karna’s previous life as a demon; and a modern retelling of the Bhagavad Gita. Johari explains the complex concept of dharma in present-day language; shedding light on events unfolding in our current age; the Kali Yuga; and offers insights on the relationship between energy; the elements; and the chakras and on the causes for war in this epic story.