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"And there were some reminders for us too. Maharaj Ji himself gave us the scenario from Draupadi's tale, or "Who's Sari Now": a cautionary tale in Maharaj Ji's re-telling where Draupadi runs out of time, asking everyone else for help and leaving Krishna to last. As Maharaj Ji scripted it, the chorus of husbands cried, "Too late" as Draupadi lost her honour. (With Padarthanand in bloomers as Draupadi and Mahatma Jagdeo as the nasty king in a handle-bar moustache it was difficult to be too serious.)"
https://www.prem-rawat-bio.org/dlm_pubs/goldenage/56/badyuga.html?fbclid=IwAR0yaE86rnY0OtHH0vUnAXCHjSbMtcTVnMT2w-lna_KEfPpovnUdrHWDI-E
I read this story before but not knowing the Hindu story didn't quite comprehend that Jagdeo was on stage playing the villain in this Hindu legend-
"When cruel Dushasan tried to disrobe her, she clenched her sari with her teeth and tried to protect her honor with her own strength. But her teeth could not hold on to the sari for long; they gave in to Dushasan’s strength. She was helpless and finally called out to Shree Krishna for help."
Modified by Susan at Wed, Sep 06, 2023, 18:31:06
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