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One day King Drupada, King of Panchala Kingdom was doing a ritual to pleased the God of Fire and that ritual is called Putrakameshti. He did succeed and God of Fire was pleased with his ritual so appear in front of King Drupada. God of Fire said, “I was pleased with your ritual, so now I will give you a boon and you can have whatever you want.” Hearing that King Drupada couldn’t hide his excitement and almost starting laughing and felt everything was going his way. Now nobody can stop me from having my revenge on Dronacharya. King Drupada said, “Oh God of Fire Please give me a daughter who will destroy my enemy and will get revenge for me.” God of Fire was surprised hearing what he said; he thought he would want something else. Anyway, he was here to grant his wish so he didn’t think much about it. God of Fire said, “The wish has been granted.” Then God of Fire vanish into thin air and as soon as the God of Fire left, The Holy fire that was burning in the ritua...

The book that I choose to write my notes is on Mahabharata: The Greatest Spiritual Epic of All Time.  From Reading B I chose to take notes on chapter 1.10: Draupadi’s Svayamvar. This was one of my favorite chapters because of the tournament that happens in this chapter was interesting because I am a really big fan of tournament any kind of. This chapter was about Draupadi marriage and to pick the husband for Draupadi they held the tournament to pick her husband and if you want to become her husband you have to hit the eye of the fish in the air by looking at the reflection of the fish in the water. My favorite part where Arjuna and that was my favorite part of this whole chapter he did what nobody could do at the tournament but there was Karna he would have also won the tournament but Draupadi didn’t want him as her husband so he was banned from participating in the Svayamvar. That the only thing I didn’t like about this chapter. He also had the skills to compete but Draupadi...

The book that I choose to write my notes is on Mahabharata: The Greatest Spiritual Epic of All Time.   From Reading A I chose to take notes in chapter 1.2: Pandu Cursed and Blessed.   Frist of all I didn’t expect this story to be in so much detail and actually have like a whole chapter and I kind of enjoy reading this kind of novel because it has a setting, emotion, character and how their daily life works in great detail. I chose to take notes on this story because the title of this chapter sounded interesting. The most interesting and shocked part of this chapter for me was that Pandu the king who killed the deer but in reality the deer was Rishimuni Kindama who was transformed into deer form and mating with his wife, who was also transformed in to deer because people would criticize him for doing this kind of activity because he was Brahmin and Brahmin can’t do those kind of act. So do the act of intercourse they both transform into deer but were killed by the King Pandu a...