Acharya Prashant explains the significance of Arjun being addressed as 'Kapidhwaj', noting that it refers to the monkey symbol on his flag, which popular belief associates with Shri Hanuman's presence and protection. He clarifies that the term 'business of war' used in the transcript refers to the literal exchange of arrows and the resulting gains or losses, much like a commercial transaction. The speaker highlights the profound nature of Arjun's request to Shri Krishna to place his chariot in the middle of the two armies. This act signifies a desire for an impartial and objective observation, free from bias or identification with either side. Acharya Prashant emphasizes that maintaining such neutrality is exceptionally difficult, especially in moments of intense conflict and tension when people naturally tend to favor their own side regardless of who is right.
