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Ravana's ten heads symbolize his vast knowledge, including the Four Vedas and Six Shastras, but also his six vices and four forms of negative desires which led to his downfall.
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Ravana's abduction of Sita was driven by lust.
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His impatience and sinful acts were fueled by anger.
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A desire for more, including possessing Sita, stemmed from greed.
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He was excessively proud of his intellectual and military prowess.
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A strong desire to possess Sita led to him crossing all boundaries.
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A desire to possess what belonged to others.
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One of the other negative desires or vices associated with the heads.
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His inflated ego was a primary flaw.
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His knowledge and power were not used for righteous living but for selfish gains.
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The fear of losing his power and self-image.
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