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Yudhistira's Great Qualities

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" Yudhistira never once during all the periods of trials that he went through, questioned SriKrishna Divinity, everyone of his other Brothers did not understand that How could they be be subject to so many troubles even with Sri Krishna on their Side and Krishna always with them, Even During Draupadi Vasthrabarana and the other Humiliations that the Pandavas were going through, never once did Dharmaja even think that SriKrishna had deserted them, that was the greatest Love and Devotion that he had for the Lord, Whenever Krishna wanted to sat something to the Pandavas, Dharmaja was the first to whom he said it to. Dharmaja followed every word that Krishna told him during various times, that is why Swami says that apart from being the Upholder of Truth, he was also Srikrishna's greatest Devotee, He never once questioned SriKrishna's actions and words, that is why Swami always have faith in God, His actions always have a meaning, a

reason, that will always be beneficial to you. Have faith In God, have Love for God and have Great Devotion for the Lord, If Love, faith and Devotion are pure then God's Blessings shower on you and you will receives God's Blessings. - From Bhagawan's Divine Discourse on May'13th '1965

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