Shloka 5.51.39
हनूमदुपदेशः रावणस्य च कोपः (Hanuman’s Counsel to Ravana and Ravana’s Wrath)
सर्वान् लोकान् सुसंहृत्य सभूतान् सचराचरान्।।।।पुनरेव तथा स्रष्टुं शक्तो रामो महायशाः।
sarvān lokān susaṃhṛtya sabhūtān sacarācarān; punar eva tathā sraṣṭuṃ śakto rāmo mahāyaśāḥ.
Illustrious Rāma has the power to withdraw and dissolve all worlds—with all beings, moving and unmoving—and then to create them anew just as before.
"Illustrious Rama can put an end to and dissolve all creatures including both movable and immovables of all worlds. He can recreate all of them in the same way. He has such superhuman powers.
Dharma aligns with cosmic order: opposing the dharmic force that sustains order is ultimately futile and self-ruinous.
Hanuman magnifies the warning by describing Rama’s superhuman, cosmic capacity—meant to deter Ravana from persisting in adharma.
Rama’s sovereignty and righteous power: not mere violence, but world-ordering capacity linked with dharma.