Let me highlight two instances for immediate reference for you.(My thanks to Sri Krishnaswamy swami who sent me this link.) Such descriptions must have been added in later day versions. On a couple of occasions, it was Bhima who shows anger against his eldest brother and takes the kauravas to task, but never once does Draupadi display her anger against the perpetrators of crime.
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She presents herself as piteous, sufficiently humiliated and yet having full faith in the sense of morality of Yudhishtra. Meantime I read sri Sudharshan swami's mail to you, and am sending the first part now and deferring the 2 nd part to know what he is going to say.įirst of all, the original text does not speak about any display of anger, outrage or revenge by Draupadi. I planned to write my views in 2 parts, one on how Draupadi was nowhere near thought of vengeance and how the concept of 'sharanagathi' is to be understood and interpreted. Let me attempt one based on how I understand them. You have raised some pertinent questions, the answers for which can be many depending upon one's understanding of scriptures.
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