The outcome of battle is never in a warrior’s control. What is in his control is how he chooses to fight and what he chooses to fight for. Today, I choose to fight to keep the Anartas and Sindhuvarta free of the invaders — and I choose to fight such that the enemy will speak of me in their legends for generations to come. Shatrujeet Nath
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The outcome of battle is never in a warrior's control. What is in his control is how he chooses to fight and what he chooses to fight for. Today, I choose to fight to keep the Anartas and Sindhuvarta free of the invaders – and I choose to fight such that the enemy will speak of me in their legends for generations to come.

Source: The Conspiracy At Meru

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