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Arjuna, who had previously pleaded with Dhrstsadyumma to not kill Drona in his mourning state, wounds Bhurisravas. Bhurisravas reprimands Arjuna because of his violation of the code of war: "you have done a cruel and heartless deed, by cutting off my arm from a concealed position when you were not engaged in a duel with me" (Narasimhan 151)...
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Krsna explains, "the embodiment of the soul merely casts off old bodies and enters new ones" (Narasimhan 123). This can be used to rationalize killing. If one kills another being, he is simply propelling him to the next stage of his life.
Humans are puppets of divine beings. This makes a moral code hard to establish because immoral behavior is caused by something higher...
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