80వ రోజు

Your success is the result of not only your efforts, it is a combination of several other factors

and 

support systems

Here is the story from Mahabharatham

While the battle of Kurukshetra was at its peak, Arjuna and Karna were fighting cach other. It was a battle to witness, a flurry of arrows were being exchanged, and even the gods were witnessing this epic battle between the two warriors

      Arjuna would shoot his arrows and

the impact of these arrows was so intense that Karna's chariot would go

back by 25-30 feet. People who witnessed this were amazed by the skills of Arjuna.

       Karna was no less. When he shot

arrows, Arjuna's chariot would also

shake and go back by three-four feet.

More than anyone else, Krishna

would applaud Karna every time his 

arrow hit Arjuna's chariot. But not

once did he applaud Arjuna's skills.

      At the end of the day Arjuna asked 

Krishna "O my lord,I have shot so many arrows at Karna' chariot, it was being displaced like a feather in the wind, but not once did you appreciate me. Rather, you would appreciate Karna's skill despite his arrows just displacing my chariot a little."

       Krishna smiled and replied: "Arju- 

na, remember, your chariot is protected  by Hanuman on your flag at the top, you have me as your charioteer in the  front and you have Sheshnag at its  wheels, yet the whole chariot would still sway and get displaced whenever  the valiant Karna hit us with his arrows, But Karna's chariot is not protected by any such force. He is on his own, yet he fights valiantly."

     It is said that after the battle of Ku- 

rukshetra was over, Krishna refused to get off the chariot till Arjuna got down.

        Once Krishna alighted from the charit, it caught fire and was reduced to dust.

      Krishna said:"O Arjuna, your charit was destroyed by Karna a long time

ago; I was still protecting it. Never in

your life have the arrogance to say that you have achieved great heights. If you have achieved something, it is due to the divine will. It is divine intervention that has always protected you, cleared your path and given you right opportunities at the right time!"

(An excerpt from the Mahabharata)