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## The Sixty-Seventh Chapter
**Hiranyakashipu** had attempted to stop the discus hurled by **Hari** (Vishnu), just as **Ravana**, filled with rage, tried to stop it with arrows. [30]
**Ravana**, though he tried to stop it with a sharp club and swift wind, could not stop the crooked discus, as his **punya** (merit) was depleted. [31]
**Ravana** then drew his **Chandrahasa** sword and struck the approaching discus, causing sparks to fill the sky. [32]
The discus, however, struck **Ravana**, who was standing directly in its path, shattering his chest, which was as hard as a diamond. [33]
**Ravana**, like a huge **Anjanagiri** mountain driven by the winds of a cataclysm, fell to the earth, his **punya** (merit) having been exhausted. [34]
**Ravana**, lying on the earth, his teeth clenched, looked like **Kamadeva** (the god of love) asleep, or a god fallen from heaven. [35]
Seeing their master fall, the army, making a sound like the ocean, scattered, abandoning their banners and umbrellas. [36]
"Move the chariot, clear the way, bring the horse here, the elephant is coming from behind, move the aircraft to the side, oh, our master has fallen, what a calamity!" - the army, filled with fear, ran in all directions, uttering these words. [37-38]
Seeing these helpless people, who were clinging to each other, trembling with fear, and whose heads were bowed to the ground, **Sugriva**, **Hanuman**, and the others, reassured them, saying, "Do not fear, do not fear." [39-40]
The army was comforted by the sweet words of **Sugriva** and the others, who had their garments fluttering in the wind, like nectar to their ears. [41]
**Gautama Swami** says, "O **Shrenika**, in this world, bounded by the ocean, there are many wondrous deeds, such as..." [42]