The Mahabharata was not just a war between two families. It was a battlefield where countless warriors, friends, teachers, and loved ones lost their lives. Lord Krishna stood at the center of these events, guiding the Pandavas while witnessing immense destruction. But one question continues to intrigue devotees even today. Did Krishna ever cry for those who died? If He preached in the Bhagavad Gita that the soul is eternal, did He truly feel no sorrow? The answer is far deeper than many imagine and reveals one of the greatest spiritual lessons of Sanatan Dharma.
