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In the Harivamsha Purana, it is narrated that after bathing and getting ready, the two brothers were served a divine and delightful meal prepared by their attendants. They were seated on a floor inlaid with precious stones, when Siddhartha, the gatekeeper, arrived swiftly and informed them of the auspicious news, bringing joy and prosperity.
It is said that when the Lord renounced the earth, the gods, including Indra, carried his palanquin. The one who bears the heavy burden of penance, even when the great men of Kutch, Maha-Kutch, and the east have fallen, is the Lord himself.
Those who are satisfied with the nectar of his stories and who do not desire food, like you, the wise ones, are filled with forgiveness, friendship, and the wealth of penance. The Lord of the three worlds, Vrishabhadeva, has unexpectedly graced us with his presence today.
He entered the city from the north, following the proper lunar cycle, his gaze fixed on the end of the age. People, filled with anxiety, offered him water for his feet and served him with praise and adoration. Like the moon, he spread his radiance in every house, and finally reached the inner courtyard of his palace.
Understanding the meaning of Siddhartha's words, the two brothers, filled with joy, joined their hands and placed them on their foreheads, bowing before the Lord. "O Master, come, give us your command," they said, and circumambulated the Lord as the moon and sun circumambulate Mount Meru.
Then, falling at his feet, they inquired about his well-being and stood before him, pondering the reason for his arrival. Just as the moon's rays circle Mount Meru along with the stars, Queen Lakshmi, the wife of King Soma Prabha, circumambulated the Lord, accompanied by many other queens.
The Lord, with his unwavering gaze, looked at Shreyans, and his mind, which had never seen such a form before, was captivated.