The video explains the Role of Lord Ganesha as Scribe of the Mahabharata. Veda Vyasa wanted to write the epic Mahabharata and chose Ganesha, the Lord of Wisdom, to write it down as he dictated. However, Ganesha had a condition that Vyasa had to dictate the epic non-stop, or else he would stop and leave. The dictation began, and it was the longest ever known, with ten million
That’s why there is no comma to show a pause in the Mahabharata Veda Vyasa dictated. Vyasa did not stop after completing a sentence either. But Ganesha knew when the sentence ended, and marked it quickly with a stop to move on to the next sentence.Sometimes, Vyasa would use difficult words to take a quick break, and Ganesha would scratch his head in confusion.This is why difficult passages, known as Vyasa’s breaks, can be found in the Mahabharata, which is otherwise simple.
