Why did Rama allowed one more day to Ravana ?

Question

Rama could have killed Ravana one day earlier but he allowed one more day what for ?

Sahaja yogi, You have no tolerence and you call the other person as --------- This clearly shows how the sahaja marga which is going to save the world. If not interested don't answer or do it politely. You are damaging your MARGA.

Answer 1

Ravan was totally disarmed by the rains of arrows of Lord Rama. He lost his chariot also and was standing alone aghast against Sri Ram.

Rama is embodiment of courage and sathya. It is not becoming of a good warrior to kill one who has lost all his arms in a battlefield. That is why he threw a shame on Ravan by allowing him to retreat and return the next day, simultaneously providing him an opportunity to rethink on the sin he had committed and to correct himself. Sri Rama thus exhibited that to forgive is the best of virtues., though ultimately Ravan returned the subsequent day driven by his ego and fell dead at the hands of Sri Ram.

Answer 2

Lord Rama might not have allowed one more day to Ravana to pass with his confined innocent Sita. People are trying now a days to change the contents of Ramayana to suit their own views and to blame Lord Rama and his chaste wife Sita.

Answer 3

Not to get blamed for taking unfair advantage of a tired man who had just been shocked by the death of his supposed to be invincible son and mighty brother Kumbhakarna, and also as a strategy to provide rest for his own troops.It was a brilliant strategic decision from war psychology pont of view.

Answer 4

I didn't ask Rama, did you? Then why are you wasting time in asking others, as we are all in the same boat. We must think and take care of our boat.

Answer 5

every thing has a time it will go according to the writings in his head

Answer 6

I go with Marsh and cs r

Answer 7

to give him enough time to rethink his actions and surrender