What destroys a kingdom first? Is it a powerful enemy? A devastating war? Or a ruler who refuses to listen? The story of Lanka's destruction reveals a surprising truth. Long before Lord Rama's army arrived at its gates, Lanka had already begun to fall. The warning signs were everywhere. Wise advisors spoke. Loyal servants cautioned. Even ordinary citizens sensed something was wrong.
Yet Ravana ignored them all. And when Hanuman set Lanka ablaze, it was not merely a city burning it was the visible consequence of years of arrogance, pride, and refusal to accept the truth.
