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News India Live, Digital Desk: We can never forget that scene of Ramayana when Ravana, out of pride, set fire to Hanuman ji’s tail. He thought he was making fun of an ape, but in reality he was inviting his own destruction. We all know that Hanuman ji had converted Ravana’s ‘golden Lanka’ into a crematorium by jumping from that burning tail.
But, amidst all this chaos and destruction, there was one thing which remained absolutely safe. A house which was not even destroyed by the flames. This sounds a bit surprising, doesn’t it? When the entire city is burning, how is one house saved? Come, let us tell you the interesting and emotional truth behind this.
When Hanuman ji’s eyes fell on a ‘Tulsi’
According to mythology, when Hanuman ji was setting fire to Lanka by jumping from one roof to another, suddenly he stopped near a building. He saw that in this sinful city of Ravana, where demons are prevalent everywhere, there is a house in its courtyard. basil plant Fitted to.
Hanuman ji was surprised. When he looked carefully, he found that on the walls of that building God Shri Hari (Vishnu/Ram) There were signs of weapons like bow and arrow. What’s more, a faint sound of chanting Ram’s name was also coming from that house.
“These are our people!”
Bajrangbali immediately understood that this was not the house of any ordinary demon, but the abode of a true devotee of Ram. That house was Ravana’s younger brother. Vibhishan Of. Hanuman ji thought that how can I burn the house in which the name of my Lord is being taken? Fire is for destroying evil, not for devotion. That’s why he left Vibhishan’s house and did not even let it come under fire.
Another big reason: Safety of Mother Sita
Not only Vibhishan’s house, Hanuman ji Ashok Vatika Also kept away from fire. Why? Because Jagajjanani Maa Sita was sitting there.
Hanuman ji was very intelligent. He knew that if the fire reached Ashok Vatika, it would be a disaster. Also, he respected nature and trees and plants. It was not possible for him to burn the place where Mother Sita had taken shelter. That is why he very carefully saved that part of Lanka where Mother Sita and Vibhishana lived.
What lesson can we learn from this story?
Friends, this story teaches us that “No matter how big the bad times are (like the fire in entire Lanka), if you have true faith and devotion towards God (like the name of Ram in the house of Vibhishana), then trouble cannot spoil your life.”
Hanuman ji burnt Lanka in anger, but did not lose his conscience. This is called the right combination of devotion with power!
