Friday 15 October 2021

THE KILLING OF MAHI RAVANA

 


THE UNTOLD STORIES OF THE RAMAYANA


Transcribed from lectures given by His Grace Atma-tattva dasa 
during Gaura-purnima 1989 in Sridham Mayapura



THE KILLING OF MAHI RAVANA



Hanuman was flying over the ocean looking for lotus flowers.  He came to an area where there were many lotuses, and he saw one particularly big lotus.  "That must be the lotus," he thought.  He entered it, and he was thinking, "What are those sounds?  I should have asked Vibhisana.  Anyway, I can't waste any time."  He prayed to Vayu, and Vayu came in front of him.  "What is the problem Hanuman?" Vayu asked.  Hanuman said, "The problem is that I have to go inside here, and some sound is supposed to be pronounced.  I forgot."  Vayu said, "Don't worry.  This is working by suction system.  Suction system is by air, and I am that.  You go."  The lotus opened, and Hanuman went through very quickly, and he landed on the bottom, and looked around.  What he saw was a big tank which was known as kalpa, or the desire fulfilling tank.  People were coming from the city, taking a little water from there to go and worship Kali.  Hanuman thought, "This is the outside of the city, and it looks so wonderful. 

The inside must be even more beautiful."  Then he was wondering how to enter, and there was a brick fort.  On top of the brick fort there were two thousand lakhs of demon soldiers walking with their bows and arrows.  Hanuman saw them and thought, "I want to finish all of them together and it is very good that they are all on the fort.  If they are spread out it is very difficult, but they are all in one spot.  This is good arrangement.  Now what should I use to kill them?" and he was looking around.  Then he heard a sound.  "Hanuman!  I am here!  Use me!"  He looked back, and there was a big tall tree, very big and fat.  The tree was talking.  Hanuman said, "Who are you, and how are you talking?"  The tree said, "I am a demigod.  I was cursed by Narada Muni to become a tree.  `Why will you make me a tree?' I asked him.  `I will become useless.'  He said, `No, I will make you a useful tree.  You will grow in Mahipuri, and when Hanuman comes he will use you for the war.'  Please use me Hanuman, that is what I am here for."  So Hanuman took that whole tree, and then he held it up and brought it down upon the fort wall.  Two thousand lakhs of soldiers were finished.  Then he opened the door wide and went inside.  He crossed a forest.  That was the brick fort, and now there was a brass fort.  So many more soldiers were there.  He stood there and he slapped his shoulders, challenging them.  They all jumped off and they formed themselves into an army.  They were marching, left right left right. 

 

Hanuman increased his hands.  His form was the same, but his hands increased.  He went as much as the army was there, and he closed the hands and threw the soldiers to one side.  He opened that door and went inside, and he went through a forest.  Then he came to the copper fort.  There was three times more soldiers there.  There were eighteen thousand lakhs of soldiers.  So he grew and took his visvarupa, a huge big form, and then he looked at them and he breathed.  They were all finished.  He opened that fort.  Then he came to the white metal fort.  At that fort there was one demon who was leading all of them, and he had got mystic perfections.  He produced a storm, and began producing rain.  He produced stool rain, bone rain and all kinds of rain.  Hanuman came there, and said, "This is very bad."  He looked at them, and they all disappeared.  They were illusion.  They couldn't stand the gaze of Hanuman.  Hanuman took that demon in his hand and said, "You create all this illusion.  You are so vile that even your dead body shouldn't remain here."  And he ate him up.  Hanuman is no vegetarian.  When the soldiers saw this, they thought, "Oh, this is very difficult, we must run away."  But Hanuman did not let them run away.  He took them all in groups and started eating them.  He was hungry for a long time and had not eaten anything.  He ate some, crushed some, threw some away.  He finished all of them, and then he opened that gate.  Then he came to the bell metal fort, and each one was whiter than the other.  He came in there, and he thought, "What to do with all this?"  And then he sat in one place, and he got so angry.  He looked, and the fire came out of his eyes.  The whole fort just melted.  In that melting, all the soldiers died.  This time he didn't open any door, because it was all finished.  He just climbed over.  The white metal fort was finished, and he came to the golden gate. 

 

In front of the golden gate was a machine.  It was a big meter, and it had a hand on a scale.  When anyone passes that way, it would show whether they were a friend of Mahi Ravana, or they are inimical toward Mahi Ravana.  According to your inimical feeling, it would show ten degrees, twenty, thirty degrees.  It was very difficult.  If it moved a little bit this way, the army was ready to come and finish you.  Hanuman thought, "Now I have to do some lila," and he was waiting outside.  In the meantime, Mahi Ravana was sitting in his room, and he called his sister.  There is a story that his sister, who was married to another demon, they had a son.  When the son was gone there was an ashariri from the sky who told them, "This son will become king when Mahi Ravana dies."  Mahi Ravana did not want to die, and he did not want anyone else to become king, so he put that family in the jail, just as Kamsa did.  So her name was Duratandi.  This Duratandi and her son Nilamega were both in jail.  But this Duratandi had a very auspicious power that any abhiseka or puja that had to be done, if you ask her to bring water then the puja was always successful.  Now they had to do a very important puja, sacrificing Rama, so that is why he gave her a release.  He only released her legs from the chain, her hands were still bound up.  Servants would go with her and only at the water tank would the chains be opened.  She would collect the water, and the chains would be locked again, and she had to bring back the water.  This was the plan of Mahi Ravana, and he was telling Duratandi to do that.  So Duratandi was coming to the water tank, close to which Hanuman was standing.  He was behind a tree and thinking how to get in the gate. 

 

She came and while taking water she was lamenting, openly cursing Mahi Ravana.  "What a brother I have!  He wants to kill Rama and Laksmana."  When Hanuman heard that he jumped up and came in front of her.  "What did you say?  You know where Rama and Laksmana are?  I am looking for them!"  She said, "Who are you?  Are you Ravana, taking another form?"  "No, no, I am Hanuman, the servant of Ramacandra."  She said, "Oh, you must help me!"  She gave a whole story, and he said, "Don't worry.  If you help me I will help you."  She said, "How will I help you?"  He said, "I will become small, and I will enter a leaf.  You put the leaf in your water pot and carry me inside.  I want to trick these people."  She said, "What happens if they find out?  They have got a scale there, and if you don't like Mahi Ravana, it will show."  He said, "All right, I like Mahi Ravana."  "No, no, no.  How can you like Mahi Ravana and Rama?  It's not possible."  Hanuman said, "Anyway, why don't you do it?  I like a thrill, and I want to trick them."  So he became very small and entered into a mango leaf.  When you bring water for bathing, you put a mango leaf in it.  She put mango leaves in there with Hanuman.  And then very peacefully she was bringing it.  The meter was there, and she was slowly coming, and she was shivering.  Some demons were saying, "Hey!  Why are you shivering?  What is that you are bringing?"  She said, "No, no.  This is abhiseka water, we are going to kill Rama today."  As soon as she came in front of the meter, it went right over the other side and there was no more numbers it could go to.  They said, "Hey, stop!  You are hating Mahi Ravana so much.  You used to hate him before, but it was only thirty degrees.  Now it's coming out of the meter."  She said, "No, I have become friendly now, otherwise how has my brother let me out?"  So then they said, "There must be someone inside the water!"  And they looked in the water.  Hanuman was there in the leaf.  They couldn't see anything, so they concluded, "There is something wrong with this machine.  You walk past, and let us check again."  So she went back and then came past the machine again.  "Boing!" and it broke.  "Who is this who does not like Mahi Ravana?" they asked.  Hanuman jumped out of the pot and said, "It is me!" and he became huge and took everyone and began to make a big mess, he couldn't wait to see Rama.  He was smashing some people, crushing some people, biting some, walking on them, throwing a bunch and another bunch another way.  He took a group and another group and smashed them against each other.  In this way he finished them all.  Then she said, "There are ten houses around Mahi Ravana's house.  These are his great corporals and generals. 

 

You must kill them."  "No problem," Hanuman said.  He went there and stood in the middle and put his tail slowly inside each house.  First one house, where one general was sitting with his wife telling her, "You look like the moon."  And she was saying, "You look like the sun."  In the meantime the tail came and bound both of them, pulled them out of them house and started flapping them on the floor.  In the same way he went to every house and smashed them all.  All the houses were finished.  Then the news reached Mahi Ravana.  Mahi Ravana came out in front of Hanuman and said, "Hey!  I will kill you!"  And he got on his chariot.  Hanuman flew up and fell on the chariot.  He crushed the chariot.  Mahi Ravana was smashed.  Hanuman said, "Jaya Ramacandra Bhagavan ki jaya!"  And then Mahi Ravana came up again.  Hanuman gave him a big punch on the chest, making him unconscious.  Hanuman said, "Jaya Ramacandra Bhagavan ki jaya!"  Again he got up.  Hanuman thought, "Every time I say Jaya he gets up.  Next time I'm not going to say it."  So he took Mahi Ravana in his hands and tore him to pieces, and he threw the pieces everywhere.  He sat down, and they all joined together and Mahi Ravana got up.  He used his special martial arts techniques.  He locked Mahi Ravana, and got him in a hold so he couldn't breath.  Then Mahi Ravana disappeared.  Hanuman said, "No-one can get out of my locking system!"  Then he looked around and he saw a silver mountain, a rock.  Duratandi told him, "This is not a silver rock, this is Mahi Ravana.  He can take any form."  Hanuman sat on it and crushed it.  Again Mahi Ravana came out, and he started running.  This time he was so fast that Hanuman couldn't catch him.  Hanuman went to Duratandi and said, "Now what?  Where has he gone?"  She said, "He is performing a yajna for killing you."  Mahi Ravana went inside a cave and he was quickly performing some yajna, and from the yajna, a big brahma-rakshasa came.  He was saying, "Who?  Who?  Whom should I eat?"  Mahi Ravana said, "Hanuman, over there!"  So he jumped up and came to Hanuman.  Hanuman got ready to fight the bhuta, but Duratandi said, "Don't fight with the bhuta, it's a waste of time. 

 

Go and spoil the yajna.  Automatically the bhuta will die."  Hanuman said, "Oh, that's good."  So he went there and spoiled the yajna by passing urine on the fire.  The yajna became contaminated, and the brahma-rakshasa disappeared.  Again Mahi Ravana disappeared.  Hanuman came back to Duratandi and said, "I am confused.  What should I do?"  Duratandi said, "Even if you crush him he won't die, because his life is in three places."  She told a secret.  So he came to the Kali temple and saw Ramacandra dressed up with turmeric powder, sindhu, flower garland.  He was going to be sacrificed, so he had to look good.  He came to Rama and said, "My Lord, You must help.  I did everything that I know.  This man is invincible."  Ramacandra said, "No problem.  At midnight he will kill Me.  At that time, I will make some trick and I will shoot the arrow.  At the same time, you must go and finish those lamps.  I will get Laksmana to crush the diamond."  Rama was the Supreme intelligence.  So Laksmana got Duratandi to find out where the diamond was, and he reached that place and was waiting for midnight.  The midnight was slowly coming.  Hanuman was flying and flying.  He was going very, very fast.  Finally he landed there.  He saw this cave, and he saw five entrances.  They all connected inside, and there were five lamps burning.  He came in there, and he blew one out.  He came to the next, and he put that one out.  He looked back, and the other one had again lighted up automatically.  He put one off, and another lighted, back and forth.  Then he said, "I will do everything at once."  So he turned his head while blowing.  They all went out, but all came on again.  In the meantime the snakes had come out spitting poison.  The poison was not doing anything to him, but they were coming and moving mystically, and Hanuman came out and said, "Oh, what am I going to do?"  Again he thought of Vayu.  Vayu came and said, "Hanuman, what's the problem now?  You don't have much time, only three minutes left!"  Hanuman said, "Well what can I do?  This lamp goes out and another one starts.  This lamp that lamp, back and forth. 

 

I am confused."  Vayu said, "Ahh!  You forgot who your father is!"  Hanuman said, "I didn't forget.  You are my father."  Vayu said, "You know that only because of me is any light burning?"  And Vayu withdrew from there.  As soon as Vayu withdrew from that cave, it became a vacuum.  And at that point, they all went out at once.  Immediately Hanuman remembered Brahma, and he prayed to him, "I want to use that benediction, that special benediction.  I want to reach Mahipuri right now."  Next moment he was in Mahipuri.  At the same time Laksmana crushed the diamond.  Just before that, Mahi Ravana had come and told Rama, "Pay obeisances!  And then I will offer you to Kali!"  Rama said, "I don't know how to pay obeisances.  I forgot.  I was in shock.  Can you teach Me how to pay obeisances?"  So Mahi Ravana said, "All right, I will show you.  This is how you pay obeisances."  As soon as he bent down, Rama took his arrow and shot him.  All these things happened at the same time, crushing the diamond, putting the lights out, and Ramacandra's arrow went inside Mahi Ravana's chest.  And then he started dying.  When he started dying, everything began to cave in.  The jewels became powerless, the roads were cracking, the buildings were crumbling.  And then Hanuman came and said, "Rama and Laksmana, sit on my shoulder!"  And he broke everything and flew off.  He came back to Sri Lanka.  And then the war started.


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CHAPTER 14; RAVANA KILLED AND SITA RECOVERED
 

In the area of Mahipuri, Nila the engineer of the Vanara army reconstructed the city, and Mahi Ravana's nephew was established as the king.  Now the war started.  This war was different from how the Kuruksetra war was fought.  Day and night the fighting was going on.  Demons especially become more strong after sunset, and a lot of damage was done to the monkey army.  Especially when Indrajit came to the battlefield, and when Kumbhakarna came to the battlefield, a lot of damage was done to the monkeys.  Indrajit used a lot of illusory techniques.  By becoming invisible he fought, and at one point he made Rama and Laksmana unconscious by using some special snake weapon.  Then on the advice of one of the great doctors of the Vanara army and Vibhisana, Hanuman flew to the Himalayas and brought the Puspa-Puspa-Puspa-samjivani mountain.  Puspa-samjivani means, "The flower of revitalisation." 

 

Actually they told him to bring the Puspa-samjivani leaf.  But the Puspa-samjivani leaf had some sparkle or shine.  Hanuman arrived in the Himalayan region and went to that particular mountain.  The rishis who were meditating on the mountain, for them this Puspa-samjivani leaf was very valuable, because if you just took one leaf you wouldn't have to eat for five years.  No food, no thirst, no hunger, no sickness.  It was very nice.  They saw that Hanuman had come.  They knew if anyone came there they only come for Puspa-samjivani.  There was nothing else there, just Puspa-samjivani plant and rishis closing their eyes and meditating for thousands of years.  They knew that there was some danger, so they used their mystic power and made all the leaves shine like Puspa-samjivani.  Hanuman was looking.  "Ah, this one!  But that one is also shining."  He saw the whole mountain was shining.  Hanuman said, "Oh, now I have a problem.  I don't know which one to take.  I will take the whole mountain."  So he put his hand under the mountain and he lifted it up.  The rishis were alarmed.  "What's going on?"  He flew, and before Hanuman came with the mountain, Jambavan very cleverly used the monkey army to kick all the dead bodies of demons into the ocean.  He cleaned the whole place.  Only the monkey dead bodies were kept.  Because otherwise, when Puspa-samjivani mountain comes, then everyone will get up. 

 

They will be as before.  So very cleverly Jambavan arranged that all the dead bodies of demons were kicked into the ocean, and some stones put on their head that they wouldn't come to the surface.  Then the Puspa-samjivani mountain came, and all the monkeys got up.  Now the demons were small and the Vanaras were more.  Even when he was bringing the mountain, even before he had landed they all got up, the power of Puspa-samjivani was so much.  The fight was going on and everyone had very powerful weapons.  Indrajit means `the conqueror of Indra'.  But he had a benediction that he would be killed only if while he is performing a sacrifice someone stops him and fights with him.  Because Indrajit was very powerful, he was thinking, "Who would dare to stop me while I am performing sacrifice?"  In between the war he disappeared and went to a very secret place to perform a sacrifice.  But Vibhisana knew the place, and he brought Hanuman and Angada there, and they contaminated the sacrifice and pulled him out.  Then there was a big fight, and finally Laksmana killed Indrajit.  One by one everyone was killed, and only Ravana was left.  The demigods helped a lot in the war, and Indra sent his chariot and his charioteer Matali there, which Ramacandra was using.  He broke Ravana's chariot, killed his charioteer and his horses, broke the bow, broke his club and flag.  And then he said, "All right Ravana, I will give you some time.  You go today, and you come back tomorrow, with the good decision of giving Sita back to Me.  If you do that, everyone who is dead will come back.  You will get all your opulences.  As if it has never happened, people will forget what they knew of you, and you will be known as a noble king. 

 

I will go back to Ayodhya, and we will have a good friendship."  Ravana felt this a great insult that he was not killed, so he went back to his palace.  Then he remembered that Lord Siva once said to him, "When your life is in danger, you call me.  I will save you."  There is a vina known as Rudra-vina, Lord Siva's personal instrument.  That was with Ravana, so he took that vina and started singing songs in praise of Lord Siva.  Lord Siva is easily pleased, so he immediately came before Ravana and said, "Why did you call me?"  Ravana said, "My life is in danger."  Siva said, "How is your life in danger?  You tell me."  Ravana said, "I took the wife of the son of Dasaratha, and he came here with his army of monkeys, and they have killed everybody.  Even Kumbhakarna, Indrajit, everyone is gone.  I am the only one left.  And that king insulted me by telling me, "You go.  I won't kill you today.  Come back tomorrow."  So over and above everything, I am insulted.  Please save my prestige and my life."  Siva said, "Yes, I must save your life.  I will save your life.  Here, I am saving your life.  Give Sita back."  Ravana said, "No!  Oh, the same thing again!  You are cheating me!  You promised me you would save my life, but you are not doing it."  Siva said, "No, I am saving your life.  Did I say that to save your life I would go and fight with someone?  I have my own method of saving your life.  Just take this small piece of advice:  Give back Sita.  Everything will be wonderful."  Ravana said, "No, I expected that you would go and fight with Rama and finish Him."  Siva said, "I don't mind.  I can go and fight with Rama, but I will be finished."  Ravana said, "No, I am not going to give back Sita."  Siva said, "All right, then you will die.  Who can protect you?"  Then Ravana came the next day.  When he came, Ramacandra was standing there holding His bow.  Even to carry that bow was very difficult.  It was much bigger than His body, and very heavy.  He used to hold it like he was holding some grass.  When Ravana came he saw Rama and he folded his hands.  Vibhisana and Laksmana said, "Jaya!  Finally, he is surrendering!"  Then the next moment Ravana said, "What am I doing?  No, I am here to fight with you." 

 

Then Rama fired His arrow, and he finished Ravana.  Then all of Ravana's queens came, and they were crying.  Then Vibhisana and Hanuman came to Ramacandra, and they said, "So the war is over, and we are arranging for the cremation of Ravana.  We are performing sraddha for all the ones who are dead.  Please instruct us about bringing Sita."  Ramacandra said, "Yes, you both go and tell Sita that Ravana is killed, and you bring her here."  So they went there, and Sitadevi had already got all the news from Vibhisana's daughter.  Hanuman told her, "Mother, you are being called by Ramacandra, so you must come."  So she dressed in the same cloth in which she was taken away by Ravana, and which was hanging on the tree.  She dressed herself up, and she came.  When she came, Hanuman and Vibhisana came and said to Ramacandra, "Here is your wife, Sita."  Ramacandra said, "Tell her that she can do anything she likes and go anywhere she likes.  I have killed Ravana, and she has no fear now.  She can go where she likes."  Hanuman cried, and he was looking at Vibhisana saying, "What is this?  Cross the ocean, build a bridge, kill the demons, bring a mountain, and then, `You go wherever you like.'  Did He actually say this?"  Vibhisana said, "Yes, he did.  I am also confused."  So then they went to Laksmana, and asked him, "What is this?"  Laksmana said, "That's what I am also wondering.  What is this?"  So then they all came back to Rama, and Vibhisana was leading the party.  "O Lord Ramacandra, can You please repeat what You have said?"  Ramacandra said, "Didn't you hear Me?  Now our work is done.  You have killed the demons, so we will go back.  You can tell this lady to do whatever she wants." 

 

So then Hanuman came to Sita devi, and he was looking at her face.  Sita said, "Did you hear what He said?"  Hanuman said, "Yes, He said you can do whatever you like."  Sita told Hanuman, "You tell this king, my husband, that in going anywhere I liked, I did not have to wait all this time.  I could have gone anywhere I liked.  I was only waiting for Him to come.  Now why is He rejecting me?"  Then she prayed to all the demigods, and they all appeared there.  Even Janaka and Dasaratha came.  They were all present, and they said, "Ramacandra, this is Your wife, Sita.  This whole program You did was to get her back.  Now You take her back."  Ramacandra said, "No.  I don't have to take her back."  Dasaratha and Janaka came and said to Him, "No, no.  This will be too hard for her.  Please take her back."  Ramacandra said, "How will I take her back?  She is not My wife."  And then everyone became confused.  Brahma came there and said, "This is Your lila.  You just take an avatar to finish the demons and protect the devotees.  But You don't do too much lila, because we will get confused.  Lila is all right, but not too much lila.  So here is Your wife, just take her."  Rama said, "She is not My wife."  Brahma said, "Why?"  "How can she be My wife?  She stayed in Ravana's garden for so long, four months.  I may take her as my wife, but when I go back to Ayodhya, what will I say to My citizens?  They will say, "Rama, You went to the forest.  How was everything?"  "Everything was all right except that My wife stayed with Ravana for four months."  What will they think?  Will I be able to keep this lady on the throne as my queen?  On the simhasana, the great seat of the Iksvaku dynasty, some woman who left her husband and stayed somewhere else for four months?  They will complain to Me."  Hanuman asked Ramacandra, "Then what are You supposed to do?"  Rama said, "You ask Sita."  So Hanuman came back with Sita and said, "You solve the problem."  Sita said, "Ask Him. 

 

If He wants I can go to the fire, and prove that I am pure."  Vibhisana came and told Ramacandra, and Ramacandra said, "Yes, that's a good idea.  Tell Laksmana to make a fire."  So they made a fire and Hanuman was crying.  He couldn't see Mother Sita would walk into the fire, after all that trouble.  So he left that place.  And Vibhisana also left that place.  They couldn't tolerate.  Laksmana was a thankless person all the time.  He was always given the thankless jobs.  So he went to Mother Sita and told her, "Please come, and go into the fire."  Sitadevi climbed into the fire.  She was sitting on the fire and the fire was glowing.  Nothing happened to her.  That's all there in Ramayana.  But something did happen.  What happened was that Agni came there and brought the original Sita.  Sita was actually never in Sri Lanka.  This was a big scandal.  This scandal was arranged by Laksmana.  When Marica got the arrow of Ramacandra in his heart, he shouted, "Oh Laksmana!  Oh Sitadevi!"  Sitadevi told Laksmana, "Your brother is in trouble!  You must go and save Him!"  Laksmana was smiling.  Sita said, "What kind of a demoniac person are you?  How can you smile and laugh when your brother is getting killed by the demons?"  Laksmana said, "What problem is there?  When people get a problem they chant Rama's name.  How can He have problem?  Anyone who is afraid of an enemy, they chant Rama's name and they get protected.  How can He have any enemy?  He is protecting everyone in this world.  How can he have a problem?"  Sitadevi said, "Now I know your plan!  You always wanted to have me as your wife.  Now that Rama will be dead you will be happy."  Laksmana closed his ears. 

 

 

"Oh no!  What is this?"  Then she said, "If not, then you must go now."  So he said, "All right, I will go."  But then he thought, "I'm not just going to leave like this."  So he took his Agni astra, the astra of fire, and he drew a line in front of the ashrama.  He said, "You be beyond this line.  Don't cross this line."  So then Ravana came as a sannyasi, and he was trying to first enter the house.  When he came, he touched the line and the fire came, and he couldn't go in.  Then he called, "Is there anyone in the house?"  Sita devi came, and Ravana asked, "Whose house is this?"  Sita said, "This is the son of Dasaratha's house.  He is in exile.  Nobody who comes to this house goes without getting something.  So I wll give you something."  Then she brought some fruits.  Ravana said, "I don't enter houses.  I am a naisthika sannyasa.  You have to come outside and bring it to me."  She said, "I have been told by my protectors not to cross this line."  He said, "All right, I won't take.  I'm going, and I'm angry."  She said, "No, no, don't go angry."  He said, "Yes, all these Dasaratha and Rama, they are all just misers.  They don't give any charity.  I'm going, and I'll tell everyone, `This is Rama'."  So Sitadevi thought, "Oh, this is very bad.  I have to protect the name of my husband."  So she crossed the line.  When she crossed the line, the fire came again and Agni took her to his palace.  He produced a Sita who was illusory, and that was the Sita Ravana took.  One may say, "If she is illusory then what is the whole problem with this scene?"  No, even that Sita belongs to the Lord only.  She's not supposed to be in Ravana's garden.  But then Ramacandra had a vow that He only married one Laksmi in that incarnation.  He was not going to take the other Laksmi.  He told her, "You can go wherever you like."  He was not cruel, he just told her what she is supposed to be told.  But this happened in a very secret manner, not many people knew.  At least in the Ramayana, it is not stated.  In the Kurma Purana, the story is mentioned.  Agni brought the original Sita and handed her over to Ramacandra.


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