असुरैर्वा सुरैर्वा त्वं यद्यवध्योऽसि रावण।उत्पाद्य सुमहद्वैरं जीवंस्तस्य न मोक्ष्यसे।।।।
asurair vā surair vā tvaṃ yady avadhyo 'si rāvaṇa |
utpādya sumahad vairaṃ jīvaṃs tasya na mokṣyase ||
罗波那啊,即便你对阿修罗或诸天都不可伤害,一旦与他结下如此深重的大怨,你也休想保全性命而脱身。
O Ravana, even if you stand invulnerable to gods and demons, you will not come out alive in the combat with Rama with whom you have earned great enmity.
Dharma teaches accountability: deliberately creating grave hostility against a righteous protector (Rāma) leads to inevitable consequences; power or “invulnerability” cannot cancel moral causality.
Marīca cautions Rāvaṇa against initiating conflict with Rāma, warning that the enmity Rāvaṇa has created will end in his death.
Prudence and truth-speaking counsel (hitavacana): Marīca attempts to restrain wrongful action by warning of its outcome.