The Mahabharata Quotes

“However man may worship Me, in whatever form, under whatever name, so do I accept him. For all paths are paths to Me.”
― Sharon Maas, Sons of Gods: Mahabharata

“Whenever righteousness declines and unrighteousness prevails, I manifest myself on earth. For the protection of the righteous and the destruction of the wicked, for the establishment of religion, I take form from age to age.”
― Sharon Maas, Sons of Gods: Mahabharata

“him who is born, death is certain, and to him who dies, rebirth is certain.”
― Sharon Maas, Sons of Gods: Mahabharata

“Kindness to an evil man is interpreted as cowardice: you need not beg for the kingdom, for it is yours by law.”
― Sharon Maas, Sons of Gods: Mahabharata

“See: what we may call failure often turns to our good, if only we are patient. To see the hidden good even in apparent failure: that is the privilege of the wise, and their ultimate strength.”
― Sharon Maas, Sons of Gods: Mahabharata

“Dharma is never easy to comprehend; for everything that takes place on earth there is a reason, unseen by man in his ignorance. To the ignorant many a thing may be deemed immoral when it is simply the cycle of time turning around and demanding that some debt of the past be redeemed; the wise know this, and condemn not.”
― Sharon Maas, Sons of Gods: Mahabharata