In Jnana-marga the principle is श्रोतव्यो. मन्तव्यो निदिध्यासितव्यः - listen first, then meditate upon it, then remember it again and again. Stress is on listening not reading.
Bhishma is the perfect man of Mahabharata. By birth, he is a king, but on a trivial demand by a woman who his father was going to marry gave up his kingdom and married life. Still, he continued to protect the kingdom as its pillar of strength. He was afraid of none. His sense of duty is incomparable which he performed with detachment. Even when Duryodhana ignored his advice, he fought as his commander and wreaked havoc upon the Pandava army. In the end, he chose to die and adopted Yoga bhava.
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