जिसने रावण को हराया, वो श्रीराम से क्यों हारा?
Known as Mahabali, King Bali of Kishkindha was a warrior of unmatched strength and speed. Every morning, he would take a legendary walk across the four oceans—a feat that symbolized his divine power. Blessed by Lord Brahma, Bali had a unique boon: any opponent who fought him would lose half their strength to him instantly. Even Lankapati Ravan, the great king of Lanka, once challenged Bali. But Bali overpowered him, held him in his arms, and carried him around the Earth for six months, until Ravan humbly accepted defeat. Yet, despite his immense strength, Bali was ultimately defeated by Lord Shri Ram. The reason? A single flaw—he wronged his younger brother Sugriva by desiring his wife, Ruma. 💔 It wasn’t a lack of power, but a lapse in virtue that led to his fall. Even the mightiest can be brought down by a moment of moral weakness. 🔥 Lesson from the Ramayana: Strength and power mean nothing without righteousness and self-control. Want to learn more such powerful life lessons from the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita? Don’t miss Dr Vivek Bindra’s ‘Gita in Action’ series on YouTube, where ancient wisdom meets modern success strategies. #RamayanaLessons #KingBali #MahabaliBali #RavanAndBali #HinduMythology #IndianEpics #LordRam #Sugriva #RamayanaWisdom #DrVivekBindra #GitaInAction
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