You all know Dhritarashtra, the blind king who lost all 100 of his sons in the war. After the war, Dhritarashtra asked Lord Krishna: Prabhu, I was born blind. I could never see my own children, and now all 100 of my sons are dead. What sin did I commit to deserve this suffering?

Dhritarashtra repeatedly failed to restrain Duryodhana, even when he knew his son's actions were unjust. His attachment to his son often outweighed his duty as a king. He had opportunities to intervene, yet failed to prevent the conflict.

Who wrote Mahabharata? Rishi Vyasa? No. Then who? Lord Ganesha. Once upon a time, there was a great sage named Vyasa. He composed a very big and divine poem so big and so difficult that no ordinary person could write it down. It was full of deep wisdom and complex verses.