Knowledge or Experience - Who Will Screw You Faster? Yavakrita's Story From Mahabharata

Knowledge or experience? Experience or Power? Power or Knowledge? This is an unending loop. Yavakrita's story from Mahabharat will make you get your answer & make you think about the wrongs of today's fast pace, easily accessible, and cheaply available resources for getting educated, getting work done & so on. We have heard old people say that, anything acquired without effort, does not tend to stay long along with you. This story is just the same variant of this thought. Check out this video & leave your comments & thoughts for us to discuss.
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[@TheFutureIQ]

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[@sirebabus11]

Tapasya is not self harm it's like meditation, penance

[@R117__]

Please let the narrator say the story in a flow and please don't interrupt unnecessarily. 💚

[@krishnasai7891]

This kind of light heartedness in narrating is always fun..we are missing this now a days.

[@motirpahas]

Please bring more and more such stories from Rāmāyana and Mahābhārata contexted in such modern issues. Great work ❤

[@TheFutureIQ]

Thank you, we'll try. -@Navin

[@motirpahas]

@@TheFutureIQ as a multipotentialte, I always cherished for someone like Navin Ji as a mentor to discuss with, on different topics. Kudos. Namaskār.

[@shrirambhandari1463]

Sir I have a disagreement, what education gives us is simply information, no one understands what they are taught neither the teacher neiher the taught.

[@1575ZVPHEF-kien]

I get you. I AM THEIR.

[@srb1196]

Dear host, please don't interrupt the flow of speaker....it is very irritating

[@AnanthNat]

He indeed serves to slow down the flow for lesser mortals like me... With some sillily pertinent questions

[@ApurvaAnilKunkulol]

Awesome story! I actually got a high from that moral learning.

[@johnja5002]

The climax of the story was a bit too rushed. 😊 Great episode!

[@exactscallion7]

Yet another amazing video , this channel is great , can you please share the resources / data used for the arguments discussed in video

[@TheFutureIQ]

Thanks for the comment @exactscallion7 This is the reference for the story of the Mahabharata: Mahabharata Translation by Bibek Debroy: Chapter 432, Volume 3: www.amazon.in/Mahabharata-box-set-Bibek-Debroy/dp/0143424785 Was there something else you were looking for? -@Navin

[@adityavaste8963]

Great video ! Expecting more like this

[@basuthkar008v]

The unnecessary/forced commentary from Shrikant was distracting while story telling..

[@rahulmishra7663]

Yup

[@kalikaputra]

Agree

[@mithamurali9945]

True

[@indiboy7]

Yes. But that made it more interesting for me.

[@Anant.Bhatia.Antz_Bin]

Without the commentary, it will become a pravachan/ sermon

[@jojosoni]

Would love more videos like this which tells indian stories

[@TheFutureIQ]

More videos coming soon

[@LordofKings-Raj]

Waoow Interesting facts

[@medhalokur7013]

किं भवान् महाभारतं संस्कृतेन अपठत् ? अथवा तस्य अनुवादं पठितं? यदि संस्कृतं न पठितं तर्हि भवानपि यवकृतेन सदृशं भवति। विना मूल ग्रान्थं पठित्वा अत्र उपदिशति किम्?

[@vitahavyakadalayil6635]

Actually that is NOT tapas at all. Go read Taittiriya upanishad as to what is tapas.

[@RohitSharmaDECIPHERETERNITY]

Tapasya is hard work focus n meditation. Saadhna Tapasya are similar words You went wrong in that

[@Me-nh3pt]

Please let us listen or just give his channels name

[@ShivSagar010]

👌

[@draparnaseetharaman9646]

Change the host

[@Me-nh3pt]

Thumbnail is also misleading.

[@kalikaputra]

Gentleman in blue shirt, you are forcing the comedy and it's not funny. Time it well and not doing it over and over. It destroyed the video.

[@navneetkalia]

The blue shirt is pathetic host. His over drama made me unsubscribe today.

[@TheFutureIQ]

Hi @navneetkalia, Sorry to see you go. Sincerely hope you reconsider your decision though! - Shrikant

[@navneetkalia]

@@TheFutureIQ @Shrikant - Touched by your message. Like many others we wish you well and we want your channel to do better. Both of you make a good viewing. But I would suggest do check how Ranveer conducts the sessions. Sure enough you have your own cute lovely style, but as observed by many here, the interjections could be more deliberate and pauses help sometimes. We are all learning from each other. I love your content and I had never unsubscribed. It was a just a friendly shock. I have been actually spreading word about your channel.

[@TheFutureIQ]

@navneetkalia I'm sorry but this is where our opinions differ wildly. I dislike the passive nature of just listening to whatever the other person is saying and nodding my head. For me conversations are supposed to be active with lots of questions and side-track explorations, and occasional humour. I admit I tend to go overboard with my humour at times but I'm still learning. I will never sit quietly and just accept everything that Navin is saying. He is a good teacher but that doesn't mean he always has the perfect answer and explanation. So I will continue to push him wherever and whenever I see gaps. That's the only way to ensure that we have all parts of a subject covered properly. :) - Shrikant

[@AJ-nm9gb]

hahahaha