Hello friends, you all must have seen Ramayana or even if you have not seen it, you must have heard about Ramayana and if you have done even one of these two things, then you must have definitely heard the name of Ravana. He was the biggest villain of Ramayana, today in this article we are going to tell you a story of this villain of Ramayana, so let's start this great story,
Allegedly, some scholars believe that Ramayana was written so that Ravana could be given salvation and Ravana himself wanted that Vishnu incarnation Ram should kill him so that he could get salvation, but today's story is for you. Will try to tell something different.
When Ravana is killed in battle by Lord Rama in Ramayana, some scholars allegedly
It is believed that Ravana got salvation but the truth of this story is something else, according to this story, when Ravana died, Ravana could not get salvation and in search of salvation, Ravana's soul did a lot of penance to Lord Shiva. So that Lord Shiva could grant salvation to Ravana by giving him darshan, but Lord Shiva never gave him darshan.
Seeing this penance of Ravana, one day Mother Parvati got angry and reached Lord Shiva and said to Lord Shiva, "Swami, how can you be so harsh, I am very surprised at your harshness that A dear devotee is doing such rigorous penance to get your darshan, but why are you not giving him your darshan?
On this, Lord Shiva smiled brightly and said, "Dear Parvati, Ravana does not deserve salvation because the misdeeds that Ravana has committed are not forgivable in any way."
Mother Parvati "Misdeeds"
Lord Shiva "Yes, misdeeds, Parvati misdeeds are divided into three parts.
(1) The first misdeed is "sin" - Sin is the one which is easy to be remedied after committing it. If someone has committed a sin then the sin can be reduced by atonement, punishment and other methods and its forgiveness is also possible. it occurs .
(2) The second misdeed is "super sin" - Super sin is the one which is not easy to be remedied like murder, theft, etc. - etc. If someone has committed super sin then the super sin can be reduced by atoning, punishing and etc. It can certainly be done but it cannot be forgiven and it must be paid for.
(3) Third misdeed "Major Sin" - A major sin is one which if committed is never possible to be prevented and these are the sins whose impact remains on human civilization for centuries and which cause great damage to religion. Such sins cannot be forgiven and must be paid for over a long period of time.
Parvati ji, "But the sin that Lord Ravana has committed should be taken as an extreme sin."
Lord Shiva "No Parvati, if Ravana had kidnapped Sita Mata in the guise of Ravana, he would have committed a great sin and I would have forgiven Ravana, but he has kidnapped Sita Mata in the guise of a saint, hence he will be counted as a great sin. And there is no forgiveness for the great sin because this act of Ravana will have an impact on the entire sainthood for centuries and will harm Sanatan Dharma, hence Ravana does not deserve forgiveness and salvation.
Therefore Parvati Ravana cannot be forgiven and anyone who commits such an act can never be forgiven.
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