00:00If a man is to be attacked, the easiest way is to attack his woman.
00:04Most noticeably the Mahabharata war.
00:07You will not find a single woman on the battlefield.
00:09And yet, there is a woman, in fact, couple of women in Kanda's mind,
00:15Bheem, the way he ultimately punishes and slaughters Dushasana, Arjuna,
00:21all the internal strife you find in chapter 1.
00:24Women are there. Women are there not because wars arise from the ignorance of men.
00:33And women are one of the strongest objects of a man's craving.
00:40All wars are in some sense linked to women.
00:42So the woman, you must please understand, is very intimately related to some dark point within the man.
00:51That same dark point that breeds violence, drops nuclear weapons, massacres, kills, exploits.
00:59It's all coming from the same center.
01:02There is something within the men that craves for territory, craves for respect.
01:07That same thing also craves for women.
01:10And therefore, we find such a strange thing that while women have actively not fought many wars,
01:18but they have been certainly at the center of a lot of wars.
Comments