I'm back with another article, well not exactly 'another' just the continuation of the previous one cause I forgot to add some of the most important ParAv moments 🤦🏻‍♀️

Anyways, here you go—

5•Its  right before Kurukshetra war, and not exclusively a ParAv moment but more like 'Krishna-Arjun-Draupadi-Satyabham'moment.

O king! After purifying myself, I entered the quarters of those gods among men, looking at my toes and
joining my hands in salutation. Abhimanyu and the twins are not allowed entry into the adobe where the two Krishnas, and Krishna127 (Draupadi) and the beautiful Satyabhama, reside.
Both of them were drunk with liquor and both had their bodies smeared with sandalwood. They wore garlands, excellent garments and were adorned with divine ornaments. The two destroyers of enemies were seated on a large and golden couch, which was covered with many carpets. I saw that Keshava’s feet were on Arjuna’s lap, whilenthe great-souled Arjuna’s were on Krishna (Draupadi) and Satya.128 Partha pointed
out
a
golden
footstool
to
me.
After
touching
it with
my
hands,
I
seated
myself
on
the
ground.129
When
Partha
removed
his
feet
from
the
footstool,
I
saw
two
longitudinal
auspicious
marks
on
the
soles
of
his
pure
feet.

(Yanasandhi upa-parva- BORI CE)

Here we see Arjun, Draupadi, Krishna and Satyabhama spending cosy time, drinking and having fun and NO ONE was allowed to enter. Even though only Nakul and Sahdev are mentioned, it's probably because they were younger than Krishna and Arjun but others were older so they couldn't exactly order them to not disturb them lol.

Also notice their body language. I've seen some people complaining 'how can Arjun's foot rest on Satyabhama's lap?' Not only this tells us how close the friends were, also proves exactly how advanced, liberal and open minded Satyabhama, Arjun , Krishna and Draupadi were.

I'm trying my best to portray their friendship in Vajragni, and I enjoy writing on them SO much 😍

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6• This one is probably the funniest ParAv and ArDi moment that I've talked about previously lol.

d.
“O
king!
No
inauspicious
marks
can
be
seen
in
him,
but
for
the fact
that
the
lion
among
men
has
cheekbones
that
are
exceedingly
large.
That
is
the
reason
the
tiger
among
men
is perpetually
fighting.
I
do
not
see
any
other
reason
why
Jaya
should
have
his
share
of
misery.”
O
lord!
Thus
addressed
by
the
intelligent
Krishna,
the
foremost
among
the
Kurus
told
the
tiger
among
the
Vrishnis
that
this
was indeed
true. However, Krishnaa Droupadi cast a sidelong glance towards Krishna. The slayer of Keshi accepted this as a sign o affection. She was his friend. Dhananjaya was also his friend and like Hrishikesha himself.

Here's the back story.

Yudhishthir asked Krishna why is Arjun always travelling and why can he never spend time with his family despite having all auspicious marks on his body  Draupadi was also presented there

And Krishna being the mischievous annoying friend told Yudhishthir that it's because Arjun has high cheek bones. He most probably said this to vex Draupadi. I dont think Krishna used to believe in such things

Yudhishthir not getting the joke was like "Oh okay"

While Draupadi gave Krishna a long suffering look that says "How dare you criticise my husband's flawless cheekbones" 😂😂

And notice the last line, Krishna accepted that as a sign of AFFECTION.

And don't even ignore the line where it says "Dhananjaya was also his friends and like Hrishikesha himself"

Dhanjajya= Hrishikesha
Hrishikesha= Dhananjaya

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7•The kind of faith Krishna had on
Arjun's valour.

Krishna to Sanjay:—

"Savyasachi’s
Gandiva
bow
is
full
of
power
and
is
invincible.
He
has
an
enmity
with
you
and that
is
the
reason
I
am
helping
him
now.
With
me
as
an
aide, who wishes to challenge Partha, even if it were to be Purandara himself,
unless
because
of
destiny,
his
time
has
come?
He
can
raise
the
earth
with
his
arms.
He
can
angrily
burn
down
these
beings.
He
can
dislodge
the
thirty
gods
from
heaven. Who can defeat Arjuna in battle?
Among the gods, asuras, men, yakshas, gandharvas and serpents, I do not see anyone who is capable of withstanding the Pandava in battle. An extraordinary wonder in the city of Virata is spoken about and is sufficient example,
when
a
single
one
was
enough
to
counter
many.
Faced
with
Pandu’s
son
alone
in
the
city
of
Virata,
they
were
shattered
and
fled
in
all
the
directions. This is sufficient example. Such strength, valour, energy, speed, dexterity of hand, perseverance and fortitude are found in no one other than Partha.”’”

According to Krishna, there's absolutely  no one, including Gods, Yakshas, Gandharvas even Indra/Purandar, who can defeat Arjuna. *swoons* *smacks herself back to reality*

Doesn't Krishna seems like a proud dad talking about his kid's achievement 😁😆 they're the cutest.

Aaj ke liye itna hi...

Everyone, dont leave without commenting "Jay shri Krishnarjun" 🥺

Jay shri Krishnarjun <3