Рузов В.О. - 100 вопросов меняющие жизнь - лекция 3 - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

3 Lecture.

Today I will tell you an interesting story about how these magical questions arose that can change a person’s life. And changing life is very, very not easy. But if you ask the correct questions and receive the right answers to them, then life can really change, and not just change, but change for the better. This story happened in those days when the great Pandavas were exile and wandered through the impassable forests of India. Being in the forest is a rather serious ascosis, since you should always look for food, look for water, look for the night. And once the Pandavas were very tired and decided to relax in the shade of one tree of baths, and Banian could be just huge. Sometimes one bananic tree can grow into a whole forest. The Banian tree (Ashvattha) is one of the highest and most beautiful trees, and many Indians worship him in one of the daily morning rituals.

The Pandavas sat under this tree in the very heat, and in India it is very hot, so they simply exhausted from fatigue and thirst. In this state, a person is ready for anything, if only to quench his, growing, growing up. And Yudhishthira asked us to climb the highest tree and carefully see if there was a river or lake nearby, so that, as soon as possible, to quench unbearable desire to drink. Indeed, having climbed onto a tree, the clumsman saw a very beautiful forest lake nearby, on the blue waters of which flocks of swans splashed. And then Yudhishthira asked him to go to this lake as quickly as possible and bring water so that all the brothers could properly get drunk. After all, if swans are found in the lake, then the water in this lake is more or less clean.

The hacker quickly found this place and, going to the edge of the water, decided to drink a little at once, but suddenly he heard a voice that was heard not clear where. The voice said: “Do not rush to drink this water, all this lake belongs to me, and I will give you a permission to get drunk and gain water for your brothers if you answer all my questions. But the hacker was so exhausted by thirst and heat that he decided to disobey the one who also said it is not clear where. But having made the first, a sip - he froze dead right on the shore of the lake, like a knitted one. And at this time, they already began to worry about him, why did he not return from the forest for so long? And then Yudhishthira sent Sakadev after him. And Sakhadeva very soon discovered a dead brother lying on the lake. Sakhadev was horrified by what he saw, but exhausted by thirst, he also decided to get drunk first in order to at least slightly restore strength. And the same voice from nowhere warned him, that you can drink from this lake only after you give answers to the questions posed. But this did not stop Sakhadev, so he wanted to drink, and then, taking a sip, he fell unconscious next to his dead brother.

Quite a lot of time passed, but the twins of the clums and Sakhadev never returned from the forest with water. Then Yudhishthira decided that it was time to send Arjuna to them to the forest. Arjuna quickly found this place and, seeing his brothers dead, immediately grabbed the weapon to find and fight with the one who attacked them. Arjuna was an invincible warrior and was absolutely not afraid of anything in this world. And at this call of the warrior, a terrible Yaksha came out of the lake, who said that he had killed all the brothers, as they disobeyed his order, and got drunk from the lake, not answering his questions. Arjuna was beside himself from grief and began to tell Yaksha that in order to drink water or breathe air in this world, no one should ask permission from anyone. No one has the right to declare a river or lake. Therefore, I will also go from this lake, no matter what you tell me about this. At that moment, Arjuna scooped up a handful of water, drank and immediately fell dead in a row with his brothers.
At this time, Yudhishthira was already very alarmed and sent in search of Bhimu himself, who also quickly reached the shore of this lake and saw everyone dead. In anger, he began to run along the lake and call the killer to the battle, guessing that it was either the great demon or the great Rakshas. And from lake