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## Fourth Chapter
One who has attained purity of **darshan** (right faith) can become a **Tirthankara**. ||381||
Beings who have emerged from the hells, having abandoned the **Balakeshava Chakra** (the cycle of Balabhadra, Narayana, and Chakravarti), can only attain the human state. They cannot become Balabhadra, Narayana, or Chakravarti. ||382||
Gautama Swami says, "O Shrenik! I have thus described the divisions of the lower realms in brief. Now listen to the description of the divisions of the **tiryagloka** (animal realm) and the **madhyamaloka** (intermediate realm)." ||383||
Wise beings, with the power of the excellent lamps of the words of the Jina, which are omnipresent and always present, destroy the darkness of the lower realms, which are beyond the reach of the sun and moon, and see the true nature of things. What is surprising in this? For where can darkness exist when light is generated by the sun of the Jina in the three realms? ||384||
Thus ends the fourth chapter of the **Harivaṃśa Purāṇa**, composed by Jinasena Acharya, which contains a collection of the **Ariṣṭanemi Purāṇa**, and describes the structure of the lower realms. ||4||
1. **Budha** - M.
2. **Pradhvasta** - A.
3. **Trilokaakrita** - M., **Vilokyaakrita** - K., G, N.