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	Bhishma and Sri Krishna
		Bhishma's not interfering with the attempt at stripping Draupadi in court has to be made sense of in the light of the above considerations, so that keeping the promise as understood and interpreted by him is paramount in his scale of morality.
		Bhishma is not ready to view all the ethical values, including that of promise-keeping, in association with what it entails in his perception, as subordinate to this end, and to prioritize them accordingly.
		Bhishma's attitude is evident in the situation of attempted stripping of Draupadi in court.
	www.infinityfoundation.com /mandala/h_es/h_es_chakr_bhishma.htm (4347 words)

	Bhishma - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bhishma (Sanskrit: भीष्म, bhīshma) born as Devavrata (देवव्रत, dévavrata), is one of the major characters of the Mahabharata.
		Bhishma was the eldest son of Shantanu by his first wife Ganga (the holy River).
		He was known as 'Bhishma Pitamaha' (i.e., Bhishma, the grandfather or grandsire) among the Pandavas and the Kauravas.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bhishma (1028 words)

	Bhishma
		Bhishma said: O master of all the worlds, O mighty armed one, O Siva, O Narayana, O thou of unfading glory, hearing the words spoken by thee I have been filled with joy.
		Bhishma said: Burning, stupefaction, fatigue, exhaustion, illness, and pain, through thy grace, O thou of Vrishni’s race, have all left me in a single day, O thou of incomparable splendour, all that is past, all that is future, and all that is present, I behold as clearly as a fruit placed in my hands.
		Bhishma said: As the duty of the Brahmanas consists of the practice of charity, study and penances, so the duty of Kshatriyas is to cast away their bodies, O Krishna, in battle.
	www.hinduism.co.za /bhishma.htm (3634 words)

	Bhishma Keeps His Vow
		Bhishma thought that Arjuna's success was only due to the presence of Sri Krishna.
		Bhishma took an arrow presented to him by Parashurama and aimed it at Sri Krishna's forehead.
		Bhishma was not in the least disturbed, but on the other hand he was filled with joy.
	www.freeindia.org /biographies/greatpersonalities/bhishma/page11.htm (307 words)

	Bhishma - The Grand Old Man of The Kurus - Indian Mythology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Later, Amba obtained both a garland that would enable the wearer to kill Bhishma, as well as the boon that she would be the one who kills Bhishma in her next birth.
		When war was declared between his grand-nephews, the Pandavas and the Kauravas, Bhishma had to support the Kauravas despite his personal preference for the Pandavas, for his duty was to the throne, and to King Dhritharashtra, his nephew who ruled over Hastinapura.
		Severely wounded, Bhishma fell from his vehicle to the ground, and the battle came to an abrupt halt.
	members.cox.net /apamnapat/entities/Bhishma.html (550 words)

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		We have the cases of both men (Bhishma) and women (Madri) undergo desired deaths.
		© K. Kamat The Bed of Arrows It is said that Bhishma waited for the most auspicious moment to die on
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