The Ramayana _ Yuddhakanda Part #2

O soul of Agik! Rama, with love, gave the flower. These are indeed the correct arrangements. The rotam. Kwol's Kwol love is a true affection. All right. There were no Quoloni or Gajos. Roar. He wanted to abolish cruelty, not the person who is actually cruel. But he wanted to abolish cruelty. Ravana was the embodiment of cruelty. That is why he killed him. And after that, he did not harbor any resentment toward him. And if we read the Yudhakanda, we will come to know all these things. Tell us the second part of Yudhakanda. When it was decided to build a bridge to Lanka, many Vanaras assisted Rama. They cut down the trees and removed all the logs, and they also carried stones and everything else. were dumped into the sea. With the cooperation of the sea god, they began floating out onto the sea. would move from one shore to the other shore, that is toward Lanka. When Hanuma instilled fear of Rama's approach along with his followers, Ramana assembled All his men, all his followers to discuss the matter. Along with his ministers, Vibhishana assembled there, as well as his brother Kumbhakarna. Vibhishana did his best to change Ravana's attitude, but it was of no avail. He paid no attention to his words. Brother Ravana, it is not fair to abduct Rama's wife, Sita. What harm did Rama do to you? Please take her back and seek Rama's forgiveness; otherwise, Rama will not remain silent. He will kill us all and destroy this Lanka with his family. Ravana was extremely angry. He said, "Vibhishana, I am ashamed of you." Why should I be afraid of those Naras and Vanaras? For speaking in this manner about my enemies, I will banish you from my kingdom, said Ravana. Many of us know another brother of Ravana, that is Kumbhakarna, with his gigantic body. He is known as the demon who slept for six months and ate for six months. Ravana gathered all his sons and ministers, including Vibhishana, to discuss this matter. Kumbhakarna said, "Abducting Sita in this manner is not befitting a great and powerful person like you." Anyway, it's done. If Rama wages war against us, I will do my best to save you and our kingdom, said Kumbhakarna. Indrajit, Ravana's son, assured that it was not difficult for him to kill Rama, his family, and all the Vanaras. After reaching Lanka, Rama, along with all his family, ascended to the top of the mountain with all his followers. Sugriva, with his foresight, could see that Ravana had jumped. And he jumped into the air, flew to Ravana, and kicked off his crown. Seeing Sugriva, his anger surged. I would have killed you if I had known where you were. There was a fierce fight between Ravana and Sugriva. Sugriva was injured and flew back to the mountain. The name of the mountain was Suvela. Rama warned him, saying, "It is not the correct way to approach an enemy." First, we will send Angada as a messenger and demand that Ravana return our Janaki. If he does not listen to our proposal, then we can kill him in a fair fight and destroy his kingdom," said Rama. Vibhishana, unable to endure his brother's behavior and actions, went to Rama, surrendered himself to him, and asked for his forgiveness. He stood in the air together with his followers and asked Rama to forgive him. Rama was so kind-hearted that he accepted Vibhishana as one of his brothers and embraced him. Vibhishana provided all the details about Ravana. After climbing to the summit of the mountain, Suvela, Rama discovered Ravana's whereabouts and even saw Ravana himself. Meanwhile, one more thing had happened. Ravana sent some of his messengers, and those messengers, disguised as other Vanaras, mingled among the Vanaras to obtain all the information. Vibhishana informed Rama that these Vanaras were none other than messengers sent by Ravana, and they had to be extremely cautious. Rama called them and asked what information they wanted to know. He also instructed them to deliver this message to Ravana: Rama was going to wage war against Ravana. They returned to Ravana and told him what Rama had said to them. Meanwhile, Ravana deceived Sita Mata with a wicked trick. He sent a demon named Vijaya Jumana to Sita Mata to instill fear in Sita Mata's mind that Rama had been killed. He created a fake head that merely resembled Rama, took it to Sita, and showed it as proof that Rama had been killed. She was sobbing uncontrollably. Vibhishana's wife Sarma consoled her, saying that nothing had happened to Rama and Lakshmana. It is the trick played by a Mayavi to weaken her mentally. Whenever we hate someone, the phrase we use is "go to hell," right? That creates a rift in the person. But Rama was not like that. Actually, he accepted Vibhishana, who was Ravana's brother. When Vibhishana surrendered himself to Rama, Rama accepted him as his brother. At the time of Ravana's death, he instructed Vibhishana to perform the final rites for Ravana's salvation. That was the greatness of Rama. So, he abolished only the cruelty that had taken the form of Ravana. But not the person themselves. He wanted Ravana to attain salvation after his death. That was the greatness of Rama.