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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=481158" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>The winner Felt Empty, Be empty to Be A Winner!</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">After Kalinga war, <br>Emperor Ashoka looking at<br>the heap of corps, <br>Stream of blood, <br>Fell into well of deep thoughts, <br> <br>What made civilians to fight for<br>Kalinga king? People chose to die, never liked<br>to live without the king! <br>The winner felt empty! <br>Even in his vast empire, <br>he didn't find such love of people, <br>This made him turn 180 degree, turn from outward to inward, <br>from desires of world turned to<br>desire to attain peace! <br>Sword lost it sharpness, <br>Words of Buddha became his<br>sword, To cut the roots of pain and<br>penury of heart! <br>The love the king imparted, <br>the love of people the king<br>gained, <br>Were his guide! When Alexander came, <br>Pururava taught him the<br>Dharma, <br>The Lion is always lion, <br>King of the jungle, <br>Whether in jungle or in a cage, 'Treat me as kIng, if not let me<br>fight till my death, <br>Dandimas words already made<br>his swords blunt, <br>The words of king made him, <br>Turn outward to inward, The disciple of Aristotle, <br>Desireless he became, <br>Meditating on Dandimas's words, Siddhartha's journey to became<br>Buddha, <br>Seeing dukha, dukha, dukha<br>behind every sukha<br>Why can't we see that in our life? Vardhamana's journey to<br>Mahaveera, <br>Adam and apple, <br>Made him outward, <br>Different story of<br>Newton and apple, Fall of Einstein from ladder, <br>turned them inward for answers, Venkataramana's fear of death, <br>Turned him inward, <br>Maharshi Ramana emerged<br>winning the death! Meditate on root of all causes, <br>Not on the branches, <br>Be Chanakya, to remove root of<br>ignorance, <br>Nothing makes one free, <br>Than that nothingness, Empty the pot and wash, <br>Before fill divine in it, <br>Be empty, be a winner!</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=Ramdas+Bhandarkar">Ramdas Bhandarkar</a><div class=q>
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Emperor Ashoka looking at
the heap of corps, 
Stream of blood, 
Fell into well of deep thoughts, 
 
What made civilians to fight for
Kalinga king? People chose to die, never liked
to live without the king! 
The winner felt empt..."></div>
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