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this is a story of much before ravan abducted sitaji😊
One day Deva rishi Naarad was coming back from Brahm Lok by skyway. Ravan was also going the same way. Seeing Narad Jee, Ravan greeted him joining his palms and said - "Hey Bhagvan, You know about all Lok. Kindly tell me that habitants of which Lok are the mightiest ones. With whom I can fight as I wish?"😡 Naarad Jee said - "Hey king of Rakshas, There is a continent named Shwet. There live very mighty and huge people. You can go there and fight with them." 😃
Ravan asked - "What is the reason that the mighty people are born there?" Narad Jee said - "Hey Rajan, They are not mighty because of doing Yagya or Tap, or giving donations, or living with discipline. In fact whoever were killed by Vishnu's Sharang bow, the same are born there being more mighty and live there. And they all worship Vishnu."😳
Hearing Narad Jee, Ravan thought for some time, then he went to Shwet Dweep to fight people there. 😡 Narad Jee also liked fights so he also went there. Ravan arrived there roaring on his Pushpak Vimaan.😆 But he was very surprised to see that even Pushpak Vimaan wouldn't stand there with the grace of that Dweep. Ravan's ministers got scared, they said - "We can't even tolerate the grace of this Dweep then how we will fight here?" and they ran away.😛😆
Then Ravan went on that Dweep alone. Seeing Ravan coming, a woman held his hand smiling and asked - "Whose son are you? And why have you come here?" Ravan angrily said - "My name is Raavan and I am Muni Vishravaa's son and I have come here with the desire of fight. But I am very surprised that I don't see any man here." Hearing Ravan one of the women there caught his hand and took him around like a boy and said to another woman - "Look, I have caught a black 10-headed 20-armed insect.😆" Ravan got angrier at this statement and he bit her hand. She left his hand, but another woman held his hand and flew in the sky along with him. She dropped him from there. Ravan fell into the sea and drowned.😆🤣 and never come back😆
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