According to legend, Ravana, in a fit of pride and arrogance, attempted to uproot Mount Kailash—the heavenly abode of Shiva—to take it back to his kingdom. In response, Lord Shiva, with just a press of his toe, trapped the mighty Ravana underneath the mountain, causing him immense pain and humiliation. Trapped and humbled, Ravana realized his grave mistake. He was a scholar of the highest order, proficient in the four Vedas and the six shastras, but his ego had blinded him.
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The dance of destruction, performed in a state of righteous anger to eliminate evil and clear the path for rebirth.
Om Namah Shivaya.
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Legend says Ravana sang this to appease Shiva after trying to move Mount Kailash.
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