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**Si8jy8HN** · 06-04-2012, 12:48 AM

Mr. KRN, your post#1 is thought provoking.
I liked
Vikarna's answer: Due to these 4 reasons, I consider Draupadi a free woman
1) Gambling itself is a vice. The acts of a man addicted to gambling (Yudhishtira here) and thereby loses his sense and reason, cannot be considered to have any authority.
2) Draupadi is the common wife of all 5 Pandavas, not of Yudhishtira alone.
3) The moment Yudhishtira lost himself, he immediately loses the right to stake anyone else.
4) It is upon the prompting of Shakuni, that Yudhishtira staked Draupadi.

Your post#2 in the thread does not make any sense in religion section.

06-04-2012, 12:48 AM	#3
Si8jy8HN Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 485 Senior Member	Mr. KRN, your post#1 is thought provoking. I liked Vikarna's answer: Due to these 4 reasons, I consider Draupadi a free woman 1) Gambling itself is a vice. The acts of a man addicted to gambling (Yudhishtira here) and thereby loses his sense and reason, cannot be considered to have any authority. 2) Draupadi is the common wife of all 5 Pandavas, not of Yudhishtira alone. 3) The moment Yudhishtira lost himself, he immediately loses the right to stake anyone else. 4) It is upon the prompting of Shakuni, that Yudhishtira staked Draupadi. Your post#2 in the thread does not make any sense in religion section.
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