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## The Seventy-Seventh Chapter
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Those who are eager to kill the peaceful-hearted, who are engaged in evil deeds, who are small and strike at the weak points, who are devoid of heroic deeds, should be abandoned. ||72||
Then Mani-bhadra, who was like Purna-bhadra, spoke. He said, "The hero who is imbued with the spirit of right conduct, who is a devotee of the feet of the Jina, who is adorned with excellent qualities, who is peaceful and radiant, even Indra could not defeat Ravana. What to speak of these?" ||73-74||
Then, Purna-bhadra, the radiant one, said, "So be it." Thus, the two Yaksha-indras, who were the destroyers of obstacles, were born. ||75||
Seeing the two Yaksha-indras ready for battle, the other gods, filled with shame and fear, went to their respective places. ||76||
The two Yaksha-indras, driven by a great wind, rained down stones, and roared like thunderclouds at the end of an epoch. ||77||
The army of the Vidyadharas, driven by the wind from the thighs of the Yaksha-indras, became like a heap of dry leaves, that is, they fled in fear. ||78||
Chasing after the fleeing monkeys, the two Yaksha-indras came to Rama, intending to rebuke him. ||79||
Purna-bhadra, the wise one, praised Rama, saying, "You are the son of the glorious King Dasharatha. ||80||
You are always free from unworthy deeds and always engaged in good deeds. You have reached the shore of the ocean of scriptures and are elevated by pure qualities. ||81||
O Bhadra! Being so powerful, is it right that your army has destroyed the citizens of the city?" ||82||
"Whoever takes away the wealth earned by another's effort, takes away his life, for wealth is said to be external life." ||83||
"Your people have destroyed Lanka, which is filled with priceless diamonds, sapphires, pearls, and corals, and have made its women distraught." ||84||
Then, Lakshmana, who was like a full-blown blue lotus, who was skilled in all the scriptures, spoke with a powerful voice. ||85||
He said, "This wife of Raghu-chandra, who is a repository of great qualities and adorned with virtue, is more precious than his life. ||86||
That demon, by deceit, took her away. How can you have compassion for Ravana?" ||87||