Epitome of LUST , GREED and ANGER ... Raavana !! Why we kill Ravana ?

 The Mythic Stories are not Stories , they symbolic in nature . They tell us morals , by which we should life our lives . In order, to appreciate . what is right  ... we must know what is wrong . What is good , we much know what is bad . 

In Life most things comes with Shades of Grey , they do have the good and bad side . but that what we need to know ... RAAVAN Positive doesn't not out WEIGHT the EVIL he poses and sins he committed ... 

we live in society which promote contradicts . Which devalue the GOOD things. and such our mind has groomed that , the GOOD THINGS satiates and BAD escalates . 

Raavan being the EPITOME of LUST , GREED and ANGER . but these were not the only evils he has ... 

Ravana is a character in Hindu mythology who is widely portrayed as being an evil character, though he is also a learned scholar. He was well-versed in the six shastras and the four Vedas, including the Shiva Tandava Stotra . Ravana is also considered to be the most revered devotee of Shiva .
He is known for his ten heads and twenty arms, and his ability to change into any form he wished . Ravana famously fought and ultimately lost a series of epic battles against the hero Rama, seventh avatar of Vishnu .

In Ramayana, Ravana is the antagonist, the tyrant who bullied the Gods, and kidnapped Sita. This was his act of vengeance against Rama and Lakshman for cutting off the nose of his sister, Surpanakha . However, there are some who believe that Ravana was not entirely evil. According to them, he was a learned man who was misunderstood by people. They believe that he was a victim of circumstances and that he had no other option but to fight against Rama .

Ravana’s ten heads are often interpreted as representing ten different evils: lust (kama), wrath (krodh), greed (lobh), obsession (moh), vanity (mada), envy (maatsarya), ego (ahankaara), lack of humanity (amanavta), injustice (anyaya), and selfishness (swarth) 


with these final words... 
I wish you, HAPPY DUSHERRA to you and your Family 

FROM 
your guide and Mentor
#GGS 
#DFTBA 

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