Story of Every Ravan

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In family a family unity is very important. Even in Ramayana Ravan was very powerful blessed with every power he asked boon that no one kill him in the universe nor god, animal, etc. But he taken a normal human very lightly even brahma asked him you forgot the human but he was in ego that these kind of normal human what can they do to me.  But Shri Ram come and killed him. Killing Ravan could have taken much time if Vibhishana who was brother of Ravan have not left side of his brother. He has given secret about killing Ravan to Ram. This story is very very old but in today's context it is still a truth. Any great kingdom of the world will have been destroyed by single person who was once a very close alloy of the king & he got met with enemy as his demand have not been fellfield would have lead them to leave the kingdom. So it also refers to a one thing that some time it is connected to the respect. When a person did not get respect in place where he stay it can be house, kingdom, office, politics etc. So in that kind of situation your enemy, opposition, competitor they take advantage of that person. As he knows in & out of everything. So what I believe every person deserve respect. 



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