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in arms and warfare, Droṇa went to Dhṛtarāṣṭra and said, “O King, your sons have completed their education

Brahmin is characterized by the qualities of honesty, purity, forgiveness, self-control, asceticism, knowledge The highest object of knowledge is the Supreme Brahman, which can be known when one has transcended all

In return for Arjuna’s mercy, Aṅgaraparna offered him the divine knowledge possessed by the Gandharvas Smiling, Aṅgaraparna said, “This knowledge, known as Chakshushi, will give you the ability to see anything It is this knowledge that gives the Gandharvas the powers that make them superior to men.”

My discussion with you has reawakened my knowledge. I now realize that my real interest lies in cultivating Brahminical qualities and spiritual knowledge

Nahusha said, “O King, you are clearly acquainted with knowledge.

kinds of sacrifice, Kṛṣṇa said, “All types of sacrifice are meant to culminate in transcendental knowledge By working in this knowledge one is never again affected by the reactions of work. Kill them with the weapon of knowledge. Armed with yoga, O Bharata, stand and fight.”

Knowledge is the greatest wealth.

“O King, what is said to be knowledge? What is tranquility?

They dressed themselves as snatakas, students just finishing their education and seeking charity.

“It is knowledge of the Supreme Lord which makes the soul rise.

“Understanding Brahman is true knowledge. A peaceful heart is tranquility.

the serpent said, “How can we recognize a true Brahmin, O King, and what is the highest object of knowledge

But, O Pārtha, he has no knowledge of how to withdraw it.”

My knowledge has been increased by your wise words.”

Through descriptions of the knower, knowledge, and the objects of knowledge, Kṛṣṇa explained in detail

By sacrifice he meant the spiritual sacrifice for obtaining pure knowledge. In the subjective, spiritual sacrifice, the acquisition of true knowledge, along with life and mind,

Your only weapon in this battle is knowledge, and you have no army to assist you. Stand firm on this knowledge, O Yudhiṣṭhira, and do your duty.”

Secure in the knowledge of Kṛṣṇa’s friendship and blessings, all the brothers felt their good fortune

The wise Vidura, who has unlimited knowledge, we embrace with affection.

Those who have realized Vedic knowledge are even better, and among those the best are they who practice their knowledge in life. Your knowledge and wisdom are equal to Bṛhaspati’s.