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The Seventy-Fourth Parva
**Upajati-Vrittam**
When the **karma** (actions) of past lives, which are the motivators, arise, humans experience the fruits of their actions, whether they are **siddh** (perfect) or **asiddha** (imperfect). ||115||
Those who are consumed by **tiivra krodha** (intense anger) and whose minds are focused on the completion of their tasks, do not consider weapons, fire, the sun, or the wind. ||116||
Thus ends the Seventy-Fourth Parva of the **Padma Purana**, narrated by **Ravishena Acharya**, renowned for its **aarshanama** (ancient lineage), and which describes the battle between **Ravana** and **Lakshmana**. ||74||