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## The Seventy-Seventh Chapter
Even though you will hear many things that destroy the purpose of life, you should not hold them in your heart like a fool. You should act with deliberation. (126)
Just as the sun, though extremely radiant, illuminates all things in the world as they are and never becomes tainted, is therefore dear to all, so too, though you are endowed with strict governance, you should remain true to your nature, knowing all things in the world as they are, and never become tainted, thus remaining dear to all like the sun. (127)
Subdue the wicked by giving them something, keep your loved ones happy by showing them affection, subdue your enemies by being virtuous, and keep your friends happy by serving them with good intentions. (128)
Subdue anger with forgiveness, pride with humility, deceit with honesty, and greed with patience. (129-130)
O Lord, you are proficient in all scriptures, so it is not appropriate for me to give you advice. This is just the fickleness of my heart, which is connected to your love. (131)
O Master, if I have done anything disrespectful due to being under your control or out of jest, please forgive me. (132)
O Lord, it seems that this is all the time I have to see you. Therefore, I say again and again that my actions, whether right or wrong, are all worthy of forgiveness. (133)
Having said this, Sita, who had already descended from the chariot, fell to the ground covered with grass and stones. (134)
Fallen on the earth, Sita, motionless from fainting, appeared as if a collection of jewels had been scattered. (135)
Seeing Sita in such a state, the commander was deeply distressed and thought, "She will barely be able to sustain her life." (136)
In this terrible forest, filled with a multitude of ferocious beasts, even a brave man cannot hope to survive. (137)
Leaving this deer-eyed one in this terrible forest, I do not see a place where I can find peace. (138)
On this side, there is extreme cruelty, and on that side, there is the firm command of my master. Alas! I, a sinner, have fallen into the midst of a great whirlpool of sorrow. (139)
Who is capable of binding the mouth of this world? (125)