Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
## The Twelfth Night
**Verse 67**
Oh, have you not heard of the dreadful paths of hell, filled with the fearsome opposition of the fierce, and the dense forests of sharp swords, which are difficult to traverse? Do you not desire to destroy with tapas all the dense karma-mud, born from attachment?
**Verse 68**
Alas, my past time, sunk in the long and contemptible ocean of suffering, has become utterly meaningless. Today, having obtained the light of the auspicious path and auspicious wisdom, I liberate the soul, trapped within the cage of the world, from the bonds of existence.
**Verse 69**
Thus, with a firm resolve in my heart, and having seen the true nature of the world of living beings, I, like the sun, free from the association of clouds, am eager to tread the path of righteousness.
**End of the 112th Chapter**
Thus ends the 112th chapter of the Padma Purana, known as the *Hanuman Nirveda*, composed by the venerable Sri Ravishena Acharya.