"A man who cooks in the evening with limited amount of vegetables in his own house; one who is debt free; one who is in homeland is truly happy."
Translation from a Mahabharat episode where Yam (god of death) asks the question and Yudhisthir answers.
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On the Road:New Beginnings
4 years ago
7 comments:
Apun officially itne dinon baad Me First kar rela hai. :D
Very nice. Ye kaise yaad aaya suddenly?
indeed....
So:
1. I need something non-veg at least once every day.
2. I don't live in my "own" house.
3. I am not debt free.
4. I am very very far away from my homeland.
But I am still happy.
Is that because the Mahabharata, infallible though it is, can be wrong at times? Or is it because I am woman, and hence everything that makes a man "truly happy" need not ring true for me?
@Rohit
MF after a long time.
I read the Mahabharat in parts when I was in Kolkata.
@Om
Hum nehi yeh Mahabharat kehta hai.
@Richa
Wish everything was so simple.
@Sayan
You are happy! That's good then - need not worry about what is said in Mahabharat. Anyway, it's not feasible.
wat wud be modern day mahabharta version :)
@Deeps
The basics are same dude. That's why I mentioned it here.
I agree... again :)
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