Swami Sarva-priyananda ji, representing Vedanta Society in USA, speaks here on “What is right and what is wrong?” Duryodhana had said to Srikrishna, “I know what is right but I cannot do it. I know what is wrong but I cannot stop myself from it.” Swamiji refers to this common human predicament and throws light on DHARMA or MORALITY.
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