Misdeed & Sins Of Raavan - Dussehra Story

Misdeed Of Raavan Dausshera Story
Vijayadashami more commonly known as Dussehra is celebrated every year at the end of Durga Puja and Navaratri. Vijayadashami is observed for different reasons and celebrated differently in various parts of India and Nepal. In our previous video, we showed that Vijayadashami marks the end of Durga Puja, commemorating goddess Durga's victory against Mahishasura to restore and protect dharma. But it also marks the day when Rama is regarded to have slain the rakshasa king Ravana, who had abducted Rama's wife, Sita. Ravana, one of the most powerful and complex figures in Hindu scriptures, was born to Vishrava, a learned Brahmin, and Kaikasi, a rakshasi known for her dark nature. Ravana's birth was marked by ominous signs; Some say that he was born with ten heads and twenty arms, a form so dreadful that even the sky rained blood. This was a sign of the turbulent life and destructive path that lay ahead for this child, who was initially named Dashagriva, meaning "Ten-Necks." Later, he would become known as Ravana, which translates to "He-Who-Roars."
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[@Shivaismysaviour]

Pray for the hindus of Bangladesh 🇧🇩 🕉

[@oshinsingh4580]

I love your videos and the way you storytell all these mythology , but I feel in this you are little fast in delivering the story! All the videos are very blissful , but just maintain your Calm Slow and Divine storytelling way!

[@THEHINDUSAGA]

Thank you for the feedback. We will keep this in mind for our upcoming videos

[@nagarajakm6374]

Sanaatana dharma ki jai Satyameva jayathe 🙏

[@wandoazevedo8275]

🕉️🙏🙏🙏

[@TheDeepening718]

Dhamma is just true logic.

[@jokeymaster1183]

Care to explain how?

[@SomeoneOfficialReal]

Correct the Dussehra Spelling Please.

[@Akku8581]

How old was ravaan? In treya yuga people lived for over 10 000 years, and ramas great, great, great, great, great, great grandfather was the one who cursed him that rama will kill him. Making ravaan over 50 000 years old. Can someone please fact check?

[@anewkindofhuman]

Kindly change the poster! Or remove the words, It's too vulgar.

[@ramentaco9179]

did she change them? the title isn’t vulgar

[@anewkindofhuman]

Yes, It's better now! Than the old one.

[@rangerleo81]

Factually incorrect and disrespectful besides being vulgar. Grow up

[@ImplicitUnity]

Why are you saying this?

[@Shivaismysaviour]

Every area of hindus have their own version, so the whole vulgar is a double sided sword

[@rangerleo81]

If you read about raavan, you'd understand. 99% people know nothing about Ravan​@@ImplicitUnity

[@khalediqbal2662]

I believe Ravan was not an rapeist.🥲

[@suchitrasns]

Yes, he was that sort. But much better than the current rapist in this era, I believe (Who stack the chopped pieces in fridge) . Ravan was troubling females/devis(which means female), for which he got a curse that, if at al he touches a girl without her wish, he wil turn into ashes. That's the reason, he house arrested Sita Maa, without troubling her physically. And yes, no one cannot reach her in that bad intention. Cos, She is MahaLakshmi🙏 in the incarnation of Sita Ma❤️🙏. Jai Sri Ram🙏

[@Dhanu-shiva]

@@suchitrasnsDevi doesn’t mean females, Devis means females who specifically belong to deva clan. Not all females are called devis. Females surrounding humans are manushya kanyas, not devis.

[@uselesshero.official]

​@@Dhanu-shivaopinion varies. Some says only goddesses are devis others say anyone who is female and also does something great or showd great virtue can be devis. Remember in the past most females used to had their last name devi.

[@Dhanu-shiva]

@@uselesshero.official let it vary, but fact is what it is. Manushyas are not devas or devis simply because they have it as their name. The term Devi is no title of greatness but an address of the deva clan.

[@uselesshero.official]

@@Dhanu-shiva that is what the Vedas say. However there are many gods in the Vedas who are Ashuta shadrisha and Manushya shadrisha which means like Asuras ( eg Indra, Mitra) or like Manushyas/ humans ( Uma aka Parvati).