अध्याय 12
श्लोक 36.1
[वयास] तपसा कर्मभिश चैव परदानेन च भारत पुनाति पापं पुरुषः पूतश चेन न परवर्तते
[vayāsa] tapasā karmabhiśa caiva paradānena ca bhārata punāti pāpaṃ puruṣaḥ pūtaśa cena na paravartate
हिन्दी अर्थ
अनब्रवीत् तव भर्तैष नात्र कार्या विचारणा
English
Vaisampayana said, "After the conclusion of Arjuna's speech, Bhimasena of great wrath and energy, mustering all his patience, said these words unto his eldest brother, 'Thou art, O monarch, conversant with all duties. There is nothing unknown to thee. We always wish to imitate thy conduct, but, alas, we cannot do it!— "7 will not say anything! I will not say anything— ■! Even this is what I had wished! Impelled, however, by great grief I am constrained to say something. Listen to these words of mine, O ruler of men! Through the stupefaction of thy faculties, everything is endangered, and ourselves are being made cheerless and weak. How is it that thou that art the ruler of the world, thou that art conversant with all branches of knowledge, sufferest thy understanding to be clouded, in consequence of cheerlessness, like a coward? The righteous and unrighteous paths of the world are known to thee. There is nothing belonging either to the future or the present that is also unknown to thee, O puissant one! When such is the case, O monarch, I will indicate, O ruler of men, the reasons in favour of your assuming sovereignty. Listen to me with undivided attention. There are two kinds of diseases, viz., physical and mental. Each springs from the other. None of them can be seen existing independently. Without doubt, mental diseases