Question:
How can Dharma fit in all of this? Could Arjuna have not fought to protect the Dharma on Earth ? Krishna too guided Mahabharata for Dharma is my limited understanding.
Right and wrong is, I suppose a duality element.
For an enlightened person, how does this aspect fit ( I mean in non-duality)
Can a person with Raakshasa qualities get enlightened? Was Ravana enlightened? Can enlightened one like Krishna kill others – Is it not violence ?
Sri Prabhuji:
Ravana was great scholar, not enlightened.
Non Duality is absolute reality. Paramarthik satya. World is vyavaharika satya. Dharma is for world.
Concept of Himsa has to be understood. Giving suffering for others for my happiness is himsa. Fighting war for Dharma in society is ahimsa because it helps many people from suffering. Policeman killing terrorist is ahimsa because terrorist kills himself a lot of people. Doctor cutting leg of a patient is ahimsa to save patient.
Sri Krishna was enlightened. He motivated Arjuna to fight war and kill enemies to protect Dharma.
Enlightened one can kill enemies, terrorists to protect dharma, society. It is just like doctor cutting leg (killing terrorists) to save life of patient (Dharma-society).