Shloka 29
रावणक्रोधः—रामस्य परुषवाक्यम्
Ravana’s Fury and Rama’s Harsh Admonition
क्षिप्ताःश्चाशुशरास्तेनशस्त्राणिविविधानि च ।मरणार्थायवर्तन्तेमृत्युकालोऽभ्यवर्तत ।।।।
kṣiptāś cāśu śarās tena śastrāṇi vividhāni ca |
maraṇārthāya vartante mṛtyu-kālo ’bhyavartata ||
Las flechas que lanzó con presteza —y también sus armas de muchas clases— quedaron sin efecto; pues la muerte era su destino, y la hora señalada del fin se había acercado.
Ravana's arrows of several kinds being destroyed, perceiving that his death is objective Rama's missiles, and that the time of death appeared, he was unable to act.
FAQs
Karma ripens into consequence: when adharma matures, even one’s efforts turn fruitless. The verse teaches that power without righteousness cannot avert the moral outcome.
Rāvaṇa’s counterattacks fail; the narration signals that his end is imminent as the battle turns decisively against him.
The inevitability of righteous victory—dharma’s steady triumph over brute force and deceit.